- Erase flash prompt: asks user before flashing (in addition to --erase flag)
- 1200 baud reset: opens port at 1200 baud with DTR toggle to force
ESP32-S3 into download mode when device is stuck/unresponsive
- Re-scans serial ports after reset since port name may change
- Fix merged binary detection: check partition table magic (0xAA50) at
offset 0x8000 instead of bootloader magic (0xE9) at offset 0 — both
merged and app-only binaries start with 0xE9, causing app-only
binaries to be flashed at wrong address
- Fix boot_app0.bin discovery: handle versioned PlatformIO package
directories (e.g. framework-arduinoespressif32@3.20009.0)
- Add --erase flag: full flash erase before writing (recommended for
recovery from corrupted flash)
The merged binary (1,257,328 bytes) was below the 1.5MB size threshold,
causing it to be misidentified as app-only and flashed at 0x10000 instead
of 0x0. This corrupted the flash layout and bricked the device.
Now checks for ESP32 bootloader magic byte (0xE9) at offset 0 to reliably
distinguish merged binaries from app-only binaries, regardless of size.
Bundled esptool.py runs via sys.executable, which may be a Python
that lacks pyserial (e.g. miniconda). Reorder find_esptool() to
prefer pip-installed esptool first (handles its own deps), and
only fall back to bundled/PlatformIO scripts if pyserial is
importable. Give a clear error message if neither works.
- flash.py: standalone flash utility with serial port listing, merge-bin,
GitHub Releases download, and esptool flash support
- Display.h: hide LAN row when Local TCP disabled, show local TCP port
instead of backbone port
- README.md: comprehensive documentation — Quick Start with 3 flash options,
OLED display layout, interface modes, routing customizations, path table
fix, interface name uniqueness, hardware rationale (PSRAM/flash)
- Release/boot_app0.bin: bundled for flash.py standalone use
- .gitignore: exclude merged firmware binary build artifact
