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The ESP’s IP stack seems not to support UDP packet fragmentation and
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With this patch, the UDP server processes up to 3 full UDP packets per
frame, allowing much larger updates. Additionally, the new END_OF_UPDATE
flag allows to signal when a update sequence is finished. If this flag
is encountered, no further UDP packets are processed in the current
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README.md

ESP32 firmware for an SK6812-based lamp

Setup notes

Authentication data for WiFi connections and OTA firmware updates is stored in the SPIFFS. You must create the following files:

data/etc/wlan

This file contains WiFi logins. Each entry consists of two lines: The first line contains the SSID to connect to, the second the password.

data/etc/auth

This file configures the authentication at the device. For now, this is used for OTA updates.

The file contains two lines: First the password, second the salt.

The salt must be known to any client performing OTA updates and can be stored in a local configuration file. The password should never be stored in any config file.