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ESP32 sha_parallel_engine.h
troubleshooting
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Thank you very much, fix the issue I have, God bless you, keep it up. |
It looks like replacing the "parallel" for "hwcrypto" library, will make the ESP32 run at 1 core. |
To solve this I installed a newer ESP32 core, version 2.0.1, it is using both core's now. HashRate grows from 22 to 35kH/s |
How can I make ESP32 core run Duino only on one core, for the others to perform its normal functions in an IoT network? |
i do that but it says that it is error |
Hi, can't find these libraries, where are located ? |
Update M5Stack Core to latest version, but with "sha/sha_parallel_engine.h" I keep getting pool connection refused errors. |
For compiling with ESP32, just add in platform.ini |
@Tech1k finally closing since 4.0 doesn't use this library anymore :D |
If you have an outdated ESP32 core, you will probably see the message like this while compiling the code:
To solve that, you can either:
Update your ESP32 core (recommended for the future)
Open Arduino IDE > File > Preferences > In the
Additional boards URL
field put:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_dev_index.json
After doing that, update your ESP32 core: Arduino IDE > Tools > Board > Boards Manager > Type
esp32
> Install version2.0.1
You should now be able to compile the code without any problems.
Or use the older library version
Go to line
59
of theESP32_Code.ino
that saysComment it:
//#include "sha/sha_parallel_engine.h" // Include hardware accelerated hashing library
And enable the old library (uncomment line 58):
You should now be able to compile the code. Keep in mind using the old library will yield to worse performance.
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