Ummmm this is all good but how do you setup the rest of it? Seems like every video I watch the person just shows a few ways to do something but never really shows how to actually complile it and upload to the device. It would be nice to find a video showing from start to finish. This video is just the few steps of actually making it work.
the main thing hes missing is which "board" to select for generic esp32 modules now i gotta go find another video or do it by trial and error, as for the programming itself thats for another video Update: esp32 dev module is the "board" you select to upload code
I followed all the steps, but for some reason it's still not working. Apparently Windows does not recognize the device and it's not showing up under ports in the "COM" ports in the Arduino IDE. I also tried installing the different drivers for the ESP32 as well (CP210x and CH34x). Any ideas on what else I can do? I've also tried several different USB cables too.
I'm in the same damn boat. I literally have installed every version on the Internet I've been doing it for hours rebooting plugging in unplugging checking device manager refreshing it getting sick of this shit
@@ClownWhisper Some USB cables lack the data pin(s) needed for programming and data transfer. I learned that the hardway while developing Andriod applications.
Is it possible to install the esp32 software offline, in kind of the same way as installing libraries that you download, unzip and past in the library directory? I hope so because my devolopment pc is offline and I like it that way.
Hello, after I paste the link on preferences and go to tools to manage boards and look for ESP32, it doesn't appear in the options, any ideas why this might be happening?
Thanks bro I was able to install ESP32 package
Ummmm this is all good but how do you setup the rest of it? Seems like every video I watch the person just shows a few ways to do something but never really shows how to actually complile it and upload to the device. It would be nice to find a video showing from start to finish. This video is just the few steps of actually making it work.
the main thing hes missing is which "board" to select for generic esp32 modules now i gotta go find another video or do it by trial and error, as for the programming itself thats for another video
Update: esp32 dev module is the "board" you select to upload code
This is great, but you've got dead github links. Any chance you could update them?
you forgot 1 thing, when you go to upload code the board your going ot need to select is the "esp32 dev module"
I followed all the steps, but for some reason it's still not working. Apparently Windows does not recognize the device and it's not showing up under ports in the "COM" ports in the Arduino IDE. I also tried installing the different drivers for the ESP32 as well (CP210x and CH34x). Any ideas on what else I can do? I've also tried several different USB cables too.
I'm in the same damn boat. I literally have installed every version on the Internet I've been doing it for hours rebooting plugging in unplugging checking device manager refreshing it getting sick of this shit
you are not gonna believe it but it ended up being the CABLE!!!!
its NEVER THE DAMN CABLE!
@@ClownWhisper Some USB cables lack the data pin(s) needed for programming and data transfer. I learned that the hardway while developing Andriod applications.
"once you have the drivers installed"...What/which drivers??????
Install Serial Drivers for ESP32 (macOS, Windows, Linux)
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Wow amazing
Great thanks
exec: "cmd": executable file not found in %PATH%
Error compiling for board AI Thinker ESP32-CAM.
Any soltuion for this
Is it possible to install the esp32 software offline, in kind of the same way as installing libraries that you download, unzip and past in the library directory? I hope so because my devolopment pc is offline and I like it that way.
I can't install ESP32 on Arduino when follow your step.
thx dud
Hello, after I paste the link on preferences and go to tools to manage boards and look for ESP32, it doesn't appear in the options, any ideas why this might be happening?
It might be that right now the link that he provided is down or doesn’t exist
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