today I struggled with a very problematic issue ... Actually I finish my Wifi Candle and just want to use a new unused NodeMCU board.
So far so well ... Flashing was ok but then there was no response for a period of time.
It was such a long time that I was thinking ... Damn these board is defected ...

Ok grab the next one ... Flashing ok ... no response ...


So just flashed a sample and that works out of the box.
Then I added some code ar the very first beginning of the ESPEasy Code:
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void setup()
{
Serial.begin(115200);
Serial.print(F("\nSTARTING SYSTEM ..."));
So I looked at the next steps and it is
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fileSystemCheck();
And it could take some time ...
If you take a closer look into fileSystemCheck there are only Loggings ... no Serial.Print statements ...
And the Log Level at that stage is 0 net even LOG_LEVEL_ERROR. But all statements in fileSystemCheck are LOG_LEVEL_INFO ..
So you won´t see anything for a very long time

Suggestions
1) Add a simple Starting statement like Serial.print(F("\nSTARTING SYSTEM ...")); after the Init of the serial port. So you get a notification that ESPEasy has started

2) Change the fileSystemCheck output to Serial.print. So you will see something on the hardware ...