20-02-2020, 00:23
Hi Canna,
Go to boards manager, and revert to ESP8266 boards manager v2.4.2
Use 1M for SPIFFS.
Normally there is no need to upload data to the SPIFFS memory each time we program / upgrade de code, unless the SPIFFS content was deleted per example by changing its size. That seems what happened to you probably because you aren't using ESP8266 boards manager v2.4.2 as required and stated on the download pages.
Rgs.
Go to boards manager, and revert to ESP8266 boards manager v2.4.2
Use 1M for SPIFFS.
Normally there is no need to upload data to the SPIFFS memory each time we program / upgrade de code, unless the SPIFFS content was deleted per example by changing its size. That seems what happened to you probably because you aren't using ESP8266 boards manager v2.4.2 as required and stated on the download pages.
Rgs.