Flash size as megabytes #536
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It looks like the CI build server is using a esptool version older than Aug 28 2016, which is when they started accepting megabytes for the flash size argument. |
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The esptool is a part of esp-open-sdk which is being built for esp-open-rtos: P.S.: I'm using external esptool which supports the appropriate arguments. The same way as you do probably. |
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When building I noticed the warning, "WARNING: Flash size arguments in megabits like '16m' are deprecated." This should take care of that.