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@josesimoes , @Ellerbach , if you guys have any suggestion, I am really taking it! |
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For completeness, I've found this this ethernet driver that uses the SPI config and I was able to get it linked up, I could sometime ping it when I link the chip to my laptop via ethernet cable but I wasn't able to send tcp socket through it and I wasn't able to see it in my network when I plug it to my network (May be some unawareness of network stuff of mine, here). Even though I succeed to make this driver work, it look like ( I may be wrong) that I won't be able use the official webserver I am using now via the wifi network from what I have seen in |
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``Hey every one,
I have been spending almost 2 weeks full time, trying to make this work.
I know some discussions have already been opened but are about 3 years ago and maybe wee now have new features I am not aware of.
I've built a https webserver that monitor and handle stuff. Until here everything worked very fine with WIFI and I am trying now to have it worked with ethernet.
From what I read and found over the Internet, there is no firmware version for Ethernet support with ES3_S3 targets and I tried to built mutliple times my custom images using the ESP32_S3 from here, followed every step and I was able to built and and flash but still does not work.
Here my modifications in the CmakePresets.json:
and I have added this to the sdk config file
And here here my chip

In conclusion, here what I got after building and flashing with a lot combinations:
chip disappears from Visual studio but I was able to flash the application through this
nanoff --target ST_STM32F769I_DISCOVERY --deploy --image "E:\GitHub\nf-Samples\samples\Blinky\Blinky\bin\Debug\Blinky.bin"
but couldn't make it work although with some debugging methods, I got to prove that WIFI was working fine and it was taking into account my app uploading.I changed chips but still couldn't find a way.
I, by the way, thought of translating all the ccode I have into arduino but it is a very big project and the implementation is already so far.
I may be missing some stuff and If anyone has any suggestions, I am willing to hear from you.
Thanks in advance!
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