[hackintoshlover12]

Hey,
Glad you figured it out.
I gues you missed but I was asking you from the beginning to shift to esp32 v2.0.1 for everything to compile fine.
I am using a4988 driver and everything is quite silent.
My top arm motor was getting weird movement whenever restarted or reset because the step pins was connected to pin 15 which is strapping pin for esp32 and outputs pwm om boot, changed it to different pin and now it’s fine.
In webcncui there is a pin assignedd to enable and disable stepper motors after some timeout so that they don’t overheat.

[hackintoshlover12]

I have not tried adafruit board.
Check the image in the link for what i have done:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dy_f6YZVUL9qr77tZelALeObBAy04Rdb/view?usp=drivesdk

can you do it?

The only issue with th adafruit board is, it’s very hard to check whether the cs pin is actually connected to esp32 pin21.

[hackintoshlover12]

Share the following to help you better:
1) Your config file.
You can find it by firing web at <ip/cnc.html>
Copy paste the config file.

2) SD card to esp32/ huzzah32 connection pictures.

There is nothing as bad sdcard

I have used 1gb, 4gb, 8gb successfully.

[hackintoshlover12]

You are getting the exact issue as mine.
After installing vscode and platformio, when you install espressif framework it gives a version dropdown just below the title “installation” change it to 2.1.0 and reinstall the framework.
Compile after that and it will surely compile.

[hackintoshlover12]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CxNVuqknPLRS9LbLPQCEFFoFcpu6UhKE/view?usp=share_link

[hackintoshlover12]

While compiling use platformio version 2.1.0
Everything will compile perfectly fine.

[hackintoshlover12]

Hi,
For me everything works.
I am not even using adafruit sdcard logger/shield.
I am using big sd card the ones used in camera and not the microsd card used in phones.
Kindly follow the connections below:
SD card pin 1 – esp32 gpio 21
SD card pin 2 – esp32 gpio 18
SD card pin 4 – 3.3v
SD card pin 5 – esp32 gpio 5
SD card pin 6 – gnd
SD card pin 7 – esp32 gpio 19

Connect a 100k resistor between SD card pin 1 and 3.3v

Note: the big sd card pins are labelled as follows starting from the slant edge
9,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

[hackintoshlover12]

Attached is my collection.
Hope it helps.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F3oJVAs6hcXqrdpr8p5T1u2H2qPhxusB/view?usp=share_link

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