Getting WFI Working on TF3xx with ESP Module

[Rochabian]

Hi rochabian, Hi supaduper , you should replay my video tutorial , if you done same I do "live" , you should be able to connect with telnet, did you have all answer "set" after putting you ssid and password ? , careful to have ssid without uppercase ! , I had issues like this before cause no good connection with the esp-01 module and the tf330, reinstall roadshow . and like said supaduper, I have 3 modules already flashed , light should switch off after 2 second after CD32 booting.

I've followed the E-Penguin tutorial and yours carefully. It doesn't connect in DCTelnet when i enter 192.168.240.1;7777, so i'm not at the step to enter SSID etc..BTW, i'll try with another ESP soon. If it doesn't work with this one too, i think i'll ask you about a pre-flashed ESP to test what's wrong with my setup

Many thanks for your help and suggestions guys, i'll let you know how it goes with the other ESP.

[matt020]

Don't give up yet.

Can you ping 192.168.240.2 ?

[sugar]

That sounds like maybe a noisy line.. Clean the edge connector contacts and try again?

Do you have any tips for further diagnosis?

[Higgy]

I could not use DCtelnet.
I used the one mentioned on the TerribleFire Github page.

[Rochabian]

Finally it worked .
It was just caused by a bad header soldering, my ESP-01 flash was good
Hard to detect because the led was on altough there was a bad solder on a pin and already resoldered twice....

[Rochabian]

Simple question : without the ESP plugged in, should i be able to ping 192.168.240.2 if TCP stack and script are installed correctly ?
It was working yesterday but now the esp is blinking continuously when power up and network doesn't work anymore....it gives me a headache

[terriblefire]

Simple question : without the ESP plugged in, should i be able to ping 192.168.240.2 if TCP stack and script are installed correctly ?
It was working yesterday but now the esp is blinking continuously when power up and network doesn't work anymore....it gives me a headache

You should be able to ping 192.168.240.1

192.168.240.2 is the address of the Amiga itself.

Figure out what your LAN IP is and you can telnet into it from that side...

e.g. from putty you can telnet (not ssh... chose the right option) to it on port 7777 if you know the IP address and check its ok.

[supaduper]

Could also be a corrupted firmware so flash it again, I had this once and I had to erase and reflash the ESP again

[Rochabian]

You should be able to ping 192.168.240.1

192.168.240.2 is the address of the Amiga itself.

Figure out what your LAN IP is and you can telnet into it from that side...

e.g. from putty you can telnet (not ssh... chose the right option) to it on port 7777 if you know the IP address and check its ok.

So if the ESP is not present on the TF330, normally i am able to ping 192.168.240.2 from the CD32 os, right ?
What does that mean if i can't ping 192.168.240.2 from the CD32, bad TCP stack config ?

[terriblefire]

In general i'd say yes but i base that answer on my 20 years of unix coding rather than specific Amiga knowledge.