Just installed the Arduino IDE 2.3.2 on a newly installed system and get this.
Any Ideas?
Stuart
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Which board have you got selected in the IDE ?
It's a nologo esp32 c3 supermini. I have since discovered that if i use the MakerGO ESP C3 Supermini, I dont have this problem. I have changed the board selected and it is now fine.i bought the board on aliexpress,so i have no idea of the branding of the actual device.
I think that below is the explanation.
If you analyse the boards.txt on your PC (or on the web: arduino-esp32/boards.txt at master · espressif/arduino-esp32 · GitHub), you will find the following
makergo_c3_supermini.name=MakerGO ESP32 C3 SuperMini
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makergo_c3_supermini.menu.CDCOnBoot.default=Enabled
makergo_c3_supermini.menu.CDCOnBoot.default.build.cdc_on_boot=1
makergo_c3_supermini.menu.CDCOnBoot.dis_cdc=Disabled
makergo_c3_supermini.menu.CDCOnBoot.dis_cdc.build.cdc_on_boot=0
and
Nologo ESP32C3 Super Mini
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nologo_esp32c3_super_mini.menu.CDCOnBoot.default=Enabled
nologo_esp32c3_super_mini.menu.CDCOnBoot.default.build.cdc_on_boot=1
nologo_esp32c3_super_mini.menu.CDCOnBoot.cdc=Enabled
nologo_esp32c3_super_mini.menu.CDCOnBoot.cdc.build.cdc_on_boot=1
You can see that the Nologo board has two enabled entries and both have the same effect on the cdc_on_boot flag.
Another funny below
SparkFun Pro Micro - ESP32C3
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sparkfun_pro_micro_esp32c3.menu.CDCOnBoot.cdc=Enabled
sparkfun_pro_micro_esp32c3.menu.CDCOnBoot.cdc.build.cdc_on_boot=1
sparkfun_pro_micro_esp32c3.menu.CDCOnBoot.default=Enabled
sparkfun_pro_micro_esp32c3.menu.CDCOnBoot.default.build.cdc_on_boot=0
Although there are two entries with enabled, the effect is different on the cdc_on_boot flag.
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