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ECONNABORTED is raised deep in lwip, and it's not necessarily the devices' fault, it could be anyone along the network's fault. I was struggling with this two days ago, though my symptom was a working websocket client on my desktop connected to a websocket server running on an esp32. It was ping-pon...

no problems on v1.19.1 using an ESP32 devkit-c-v4

wow I am having a hard time reading. I see the GitHub note in the thread. sorry for the noise

I intended to look more into this, but so far haven't been able to pick up the debugger and get at it. I don't see anything raised on github for this, which i think is appropriate in this case. The issue is definitely at the C code level *somewhere*. The connect method is fairly transparent: STATIC ...

There's so much that can go wrong with local networking, are you 100% sure you are routing correctly, and everything happening on the address is correct? @marcidy: The problem here is the duration of connect() when trying to reach an non-existing host. ha, missed that, thanks for clarifying

Try this example as-is:
https://github.com/micropython/micropyt ... _client.py

There's so much that can go wrong with local networking, are you 100% sure you are routing correctly, and everything happening on the address is correct?

I can't help with expereince but there are a number of comments in esp-idf code and docs about chip support. you might want to double check the docs/ code in that component to be sure they have support for your proposed chips. This has some references to sizes above 32Mb for example: https://docs.es...

good luck, i may have given you a new headache rather than solved your current one, please test it carefully. i consider this extremely low level access, and a foot-gun. At the same time, if all you need is a bunch of bytes from memory, this can do it. i intended it more of a debugging tool, but a t...

OK, thanks for clarifying. You can also use machine.mem32 (or the 8 bit, or 16 bit variants) to directly read bytes / half-words / words from memory directly. The syntax is >>> print("{:04X}".format(machine.mem32[0x3ff54900])) so you could loop over the region and read the bytes also. not sure if th...

well, that's is some progress at least try: esp32.Partition.writeblocks(block_num, chunk) except: pass Are you sure this isn't swallowing a problem? i am relatively lenient on try/except, so i'm not arguing from a purist point of view on bare excepts. i would definitely want to know if my data was w...