Initial ESP flasher release! Supports hardcoded addresses for bootloader, partition table, NVS, boot_app0, and firmware, with a toggle for ESP32-S3 (different bootloader address).

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Flipper Zero app to flash ESP chips from the device (no computer connection needed!). Uses espressif's esp-serial-flasher library. Requires an ESP chip connected to the flipper's UART pins (e.g. Wi-Fi devboard).

Dec 1, 2024 · The Flipper Zero features a GPIO header on the top edge of it's body. This header is able to accommodate many different peripheral devices including ESP32 modules and development boards. Because of it's many available protocols, the Flipper Zero is able to communicate directly with the ESP32 Marauder firmware when it is properly installed on a ...

Ghost ESP turns your ESP32 into a powerful, cheap and helpful wireless testing tool. Built on ESP-IDF. Note: This is an Alpha release. Some features are still under development and may be unstable. Follow our Flashing Guide for installation and configuration. Join our community on Discord for support and feedback.

Companion app for interfacing with ESP32 WiFi Marauder. Requires a connected dev board running Marauder FW. See install instructions from UberGuidoZ here: …

Jun 17, 2024 · Flipper Zero app to flash ESP chips from the device (no computer connection needed!). Requires an ESP chip connected to the flipper's UART pins (e.g. Wi-Fi devboard). For information on how to connect, see the ESP pinout/wiring details on UberGuidoZ's GPIO section: https://github.com/UberGuidoZ/Flipper/tree/main/GPIO

An upgraded version of the VoyagerRF (ESP32 WiFi Devboard for Flipper Zero) with GPS.

ESP Flasher app for Flipper Zero. Flipper Zero app to flash ESP chips from the device (no computer connection needed!). Requires an ESP chip connected to the flipper's UART pins (e.g. Wi-Fi devboard). For information on how to connect, see the ESP pinout/wiring details on UberGuidoZ's GPIO section: https://github.com/UberGuidoZ/Flipper/tree ...

Try flashing the Developer Board using the ESP Flasher app from the Apps catalog: Install the ESP Flasher app on your Flipper Zero from the Apps catalog. On your computer, download and extract the Blackmagic firmware .