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Support OTA by default / add switch #30
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I think that I missed adding |
Any update? I can help with testing if needed. |
Actually, it should work, because in every esp-matter example it's turned on. I started working on migrating new esp-matter version and will look at this once again. |
Okay, so it turned out that not every |
I'll test it tomorrow and give you feedback. Thanks! |
Short story: It WORKS! Long story: ESP's requestor seemed to be working:
However, linux provider failed at this point:
This error was provided while using the Question/request:
Proposal: |
Any luck/progress on the OTA documentation? I would be more than happy to be a tester, proof reader, guinea pig, newbie sounding board, etc. if that will help. |
Hi. I stopped working with matter and completely forgot about my promise here. Basically you need chip-tool running on the same network. I highly suggest to use Linux as standalone PC or virtual machine. Then you need to follow several steps that I attached at the end of the first post. To summarize:
Note: |
As noted here the Espressif's Matter SDK supports ota requestor out of the box. However, after announcing the provider via chip tool to the ESP32 running the light app code based on this library, an unsupported cluster error emerges:
My partitions.csv:
Commands prior to the announcement:
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