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>rather than doing this on the ESP8266 EEPROM – which maxes out at 255! ESP8266 is quite capable of counting higher than 255...
by brokenmachine 5y ago
>rather than doing this on the ESP8266 EEPROM – which maxes out at 255!
ESP8266 is quite capable of counting higher than 255...
- tomjuggler 5y agoYou are right, ESP8266 doesn't actually have EEPROM - the EEPROM library is just faking it apparently. I just used some code from a previous project of mine - on Arduino Nano - which actually doesn't work on ESP8266. Need to update that part. (it does still increment the counter while it's plugged in, though)
- brokenmachine 5y agoLook into EEPROMAnything, and store the number in a long. I've used EEPROMAnything on STM32duino and it worked well - I think it would work for ESP8266.