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ESP32FS 1.0 not working with latest version of espressif #10

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pingufreak opened this issue Jul 17, 2021 · 3 comments
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ESP32FS 1.0 not working with latest version of espressif #10

pingufreak opened this issue Jul 17, 2021 · 3 comments

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@pingufreak
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Please use 2.0.7 https://github.com/lorol/arduino-esp32fs-plugin/releases

Additionally, it's a bit sad, that EleksTubeHAX is a separate. I would join development if both are getting completely merged and the other one gets hidden. It causes a lot of confusion.

@frankcohen
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I'll all for merging the two projects. I proposed a way forward to @SmittyHalibut and didn't see a reply. I would be fine to give you commit privs. And you're welcome to merge the two projects.

@pingufreak
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Maybe he is not quite happy to see another copyright under his source ;). He did the most of the work as far as I can see. I've reviewed also your code, and there are a lot of issues. Anyways, I will check if I have enough time. Then I will extend the project too. I've a lot of ideas for adding.

@frankcohen
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I don't speak for SmittyHalibut. His repository has no license and mine is GPL v3. If I offended him, I'll be the first to apologize and make it right. He granted me commit privs, so I can update the repository as needed.

As to the issues in EleksTubeIPSHack, I'm glad for your help and whatever time you have to apply to it. I hope you do.

EleksTubeIPSHack is a project on a path to my passion project https://github.com/frankcohen/ReflectionsOS. I see EleksTube IPS being the first of a wave of ESP32 devices. These devices need a Web-based general purpose OS for programming shows (mixture of sound and audio), file transfer over Bluetooth and Wifi, interaction with mobile devices, and media playing. The Photobooth feature was a way for me to understand WebRTC APIs for grabbing live images and video, for using HTTPS protocols for file transfer, for doing my first Javascript coding, and expanding my ESP32 skills.

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