Is it possible, that the 'send to controller'-function from the device-categorie, fires the publish before the 'MQTT#Connected'-event ?

Thanks for that. I'll look at the new version with the additinal events....

Yes, that's maybe a way.
But I need the Vcc-option from the latest firmware for my project. That's the stalemate!

Or alternatively an event like 'System#IsBooted' at the end of the boot-process

I'd like to help and try to add it, but currently the self-compiled images do not work on my PUYA-ESP-01. So I can't test anything on it.

Is there an event like 'MQTT#Connected' or 'Controller#Connected' ?

I would like to publish a modified/logical-calculated state on boot, but with 'On System#Boot do' the publish is too early (MQTT connect is a moment later) and with a timer the solution is unhappy

Since today FireFox criticizes the security of the LetsControlIt-website. Is your certificate (supposedly valid until today 00:26:00) the problem or my browser ?

I've flashed the PUYA_1024_VCC-image from 'Release v2.0-20180228' (20180227 has the same problem) on one of my (previously erased) ESP-01. Simple config, only name, unit#, MQTT-server and 'Sleep enable' ! No external connection, only power and CH_PD. But the ESP doesn't go to (deep-)sleep mode. Same...

Maybe DHCP?

In my opinion, you can't use >= ! Instead use >21.

Thanks TD-er, but that doesn't explain the problem in my environment

TD-er wrote: ↑19 Feb 2018, 12:25 With Puya chips, you need a patched version of the Arduino ESP8266 core 2.3.0 library.

You mean, more than include the 'puya.patch' in the 'Esp.cpp' from the used '..\.platformio\packages\framework-arduinoespressif8266\cores\esp8266\'-folder ?
Then you're right, nothing beginners like me...

Look at my post #30... Prebuild PUYA works, but own build with Vcc-support enabled (with and without patched Esp.cpp like psy0rz's patchfile) shows the known config.dat write-error. I'll do some test today evening or tomorrow and announce the results here... Until today I thought, that it was the (w...

Any news, how I can compile a working V2.0 image, with Vcc-Support, for a PUYA-flash-ESP01 ? Here under PlatformIO (framework-arduinoespressif8266 V2.2.0) seems the patch results in a no working image... Edit: Correction... Framework is most probably V2.3.0, but the platform.txt contains a versionst...

I've tested the firmware "ESP_Easy_v2.0-20180214_dev_ESP8266PUYA_1024.bin" on my ESP-01 with PUYA-flash. It works ;-) But when I modify my "ESPEasy.ino" (set FEATURE_ADC_VCC to true) and compile the "dev_ESP8266PUYA_1024"-version, then the web-interface can't write the ...

add...

Look at this post(s): http://letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=24367#p24367 Maybe it's the same problem like many others. The flash-chip only works in DOUT-mode. Test the image from TD-er and flash it from commandline with this batch: @echo off set /p comport= Comport (example 3, 4, ..) : espt...

@TD-er:

Yes, your image works (tested with esptool.exe from commndline with option '-bm dout' !!) and displays "Flash IDE mode: DOUT" in the last line of Tools/Info

grovkillen wrote: ↑09 Feb 2018, 07:57 No, info found under the tools tab.

Aha, you're mean on ESPEasy-Web-Interface...

I just created a build to test: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5soy1jhoul9912e/ESPeasy_v2.0.0-2018-02-08_DOUT.rar?dl=0 Thanks for that test-image... But what is then the difference to the 8285-image from release-package ? Is it better for my 8266 on the Sonoff Basic ? In the info screen the flash speed ...

Yes, it works with the actual 8285-firmware But only, when I flash the 8285-(DOUT)-firmware, with a flash-tool like 'NodeMCU ESP8266Flasher', which flash the firmware in DOUT-Mode. The 'FlashESP8266.exe'-tool that include with ESPEasy doesn't work ! A additional test with my PUYA-ESP-01 unfortunatel...

You mean, setup DOUT here.... does not work !?

Can I download somewhere a DOUT-compiled ESPEasy firmware ?
Until now, I have flashed only binary firmwarefiles. Otherwise, I'll have to install an environment for a test.

My Sonoff Basic/S20 arrived today. Both have a flash PN25F08B from XTX.

Flash the new ESPEasy V2.x on it, produce the same problem like the PUYA-flash.
Flashmode DOUT doesn't change anything...

ESPEasy (V1.x) R148 works fine (like on my PUYA-ESP-01)

Regards,
Micha