Fix bootloop

[Jason2866]

since QIO is not working here.

[me-no-dev]

Maybe best to figure out what is breaking it than changing all chips to use DIO. Did you find the same issue on all chips?

[Jason2866]

@me-no-dev Yes. Tbh, at the moment i am lost where to search. This issue is there since a longer time (when using Platformio). I do not use Arduino IDE (impossible to do big projects with). If it is verified working with Arduino IDE, i will open a Issue in Platformio github. It seems related to the (new) second bootloader concept.
What i do not understand, it should switch to QIO when the sketch is compiled with QIO option set. This does not happen. Or do i misunderstand how the new bootloaders work? https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esptool/en/latest/esp32/advanced-topics/spi-flash-modes.html#frequently-asked-questions

For example, on ESP32 if ESP-IDF is configured for qio/qout mode then the IDF software bootloader is actually flashed with a dio/dout mode. When ROM code boots this bootloader from flash, the bootloader software checks the flash chip model and enables the correct Quad SPI mode for the rest of the boot process. This is because of the multiple different ways to enable Quad SPI on different chip models.

[me-no-dev]

bootloader will boot DIO and switch to QIO. Everything is OK, we are flashing everything in DIO if QIO is selected. Issue is elsewhere.

[Jason2866]

Thx for clarification. I was already afraid that this was the case

[Jason2866]

Closing, it is probably a problem somehow? related to Platformio