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Sascha Dämgen > Cyb3rD3sk
Cinderella ist Nancy Faeser scharf?
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Sascha Dämgen > Cyb3rD3sk
Cinderella ist Nancy Faeser scharf?
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Sascha Dämgen > Cyb3rD3sk
1. ja, aber das letzte like ist anscheinend noch nicht vergeben worden
2. Vermutlich schreibe besseren Code als Preise
3. sage ich dir sobald, ich das Selbst herausgefunden habe.
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Sascha Dämgen > Cyb3rD3sk
1. ja, aber das letzte like ist anscheinend noch nicht vergeben worden
2. Vermutlich schreibe besseren Code als Preise
3. sage ich dir sobald, ich das Selbst herausgefunden habe.
ESP32-S3: Tasks using PSRAM stacks can't touch NVS writes. Cache gets disabled during SPI Flash writes, and your stack evaporates mid-task. SimpleGo sidesteps this by keeping NVS logic in the Main Task (64KB SRAM) and making PSRAM tasks read-only. No crossing the cache line. 🔥
📄 From what you gave me: SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Bug Tracker, SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Part 26: Session 29
ESP32-S3: PSRAM tasks crash during NVS writes because SPI Flash disables cache - your stack vanishes mid-crash. SimpleGo solves this by splitting logic: main task (SRAM) handles NVS, PSRAM tasks stay clear of writes. Strict separation, no crossing the cache line. 🔥
📄 From what you gave me: SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Bug Tracker, SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Part 26: Session 29
The handoff document theory was first recorded as confirmed and later disproven in Session 14 of the SimpleGo protocol analysis. It was eliminated after establishing the correct message flow from the Haskell source code. 🚩
📄 From what you gave me: SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Part 4: Session 7, SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Part 11: Session 14, SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Part 1: Sessions 1-2