Extremely helpful. I was working with your "Can the ESP32 Handle 6 animated GIFs on 6 Screens" video and getting memory errors. When I watched the video more thoroughly, I saw that you had adjusted the settings. I am running Arduino 1.8 and found the setting under Tools>Partition Scheme>"Huge APP (3MB no OTA/1MB SPIFFS)" and it resolved the memory problems. With the small laptop I am using, I couldn't quite see the options you had chosen but came across this short video where you stepped through the process. Thank you very much. I enjoy your videos.

@thelastoutpostworkshop

9 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot for sharing

Thx, that is a very good hint. I have some ESP32 projects where I want to combine WiFi and Bluetooth and here the standard memory is too small.

Omg this is life saving! I also need to combine WiFi and BLE, but then the sketch size is over 100%. Started deleting unused library functions, but this video saved me big time, thank you!

Saved my bacon my friend. What a great tip. Subscribed!!!

how i can do the change with Platorme IO

Thanks

Nice job!. So with this change can i alocate more space for global variable too?

Thx

My software needs OTA in it but the code overflows the flash memory while I compile. How can I solve that? Can I add extra hardware memory.

Wow this is very helpfull tutorial, thank you very much

Super helpful....!

Thanks for the video. It's a good reminder of the options available. Has anyone tried replacing the flash memory with something else? My Reflections design puts a NAND chip (a SD memory card in a surface mount package) onto my board and uses SPI. Why couldn't I use NAND as a replacement for the flash chip inside the ESP32 package? My NAND chip starts at 8 G bytes. :-) -Frank

Thanks, good to know!

Muito obrigado!

It is not a solution, OTA functionality is lost

@thelastoutpostworkshop

Жыл бұрын

It's a compromise

@pfeerick

Жыл бұрын

Well, that really depends, doesn't it? If you don't use the OTA functionality, it is valid option.

@YigalBZ

Жыл бұрын

I don't use OTA. So itis a good option for me... The idea here is not to upgrade the physical memory. Instead, it is a nice option to better utilization.