You can set the serial port speed in your terminal to 74880 baud to check ESP bootloader debug (which is sd-something stuff). But I suggest you flashing the module with blank file before uploading latest firmware What do you mean by blank file, the blank file "blank_4MB" of the GitHub pag...

TD-er wrote: ↑05 Jan 2021, 21:55 If it doesn't start an AP, are you sure it is flashed correctly?
For example do you see ESPEasy logs on the serial port when booting it?

As told in the first post, when I read the data with the Arduino serial monitor I get one line starting with sd and then all kind of symbols.

Thanks for the replys @Ath, I had the same problem flashing these board with 2.0 firmware 2 years ago, so I don't think that will work @TD-er, - Force WiFi B/G mode -->I don't even get an access point after flashing so I can't configure anything - WiFi no sleep -->Same - Do not use "eco" m...

I did indeed also try the 1Mb version without success, the R120 4Mb version works perfectly so that basically tells me I have at least a 4Mb unit.

Thanks for your reply, I did flash the blank image that I downloaded from the GitHub page. I even flashed a brand new board (3 years old but still sealed) with the same result. could it be a hardware incompatibility? the board uses the CH340G serial chip, could that be a problem, obviously I install...

HI, I am new to the forum but am using ESPEasy for a few years now, I have always had problems flashing the latest firmware but was satisfied with the r120 firmware but now I need to do stuff that is not possible with the R120 firmware. I am using a NodeMcu board, on the board is written LoLin new N...