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Help find and fix silly spelling errors as they are added to the repo.
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Earle F. Philhower, III
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@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ It is important to realize that there is no global message ID counter, only the
### <a name="FAQStartupCrash"></a>My ESP8266 crashes on start-up when I use the library!
This could be caused by incorrect arguments to the constructors of the library. Usually you would get a Serial Monitor print of the error in question, but if the constructor is called before you call `Serial.begin(115200)` then there will be nothing to print to. The solution is first to check so that all constructor arguments are valid, e.g. that the mesh password has the correct length and does not contain any forbidden characters. If everything checks out you can try to move all the library contructors you use into the `setup()` function of your sketch, after the position where `Serial.begin(115200)` is called. That should give you a proper error message in the Serial Monitor, so you can locate the problem.
This could be caused by incorrect arguments to the constructors of the library. Usually you would get a Serial Monitor print of the error in question, but if the constructor is called before you call `Serial.begin(115200)` then there will be nothing to print to. The solution is first to check so that all constructor arguments are valid, e.g. that the mesh password has the correct length and does not contain any forbidden characters. If everything checks out you can try to move all the library constructors you use into the `setup()` function of your sketch, after the position where `Serial.begin(115200)` is called. That should give you a proper error message in the Serial Monitor, so you can locate the problem.
### <a name="FAQSSIDAmnesia"></a>The node does not remember the SSID I assign to it!
@@ -395,4 +395,4 @@ There has been some reports about this happening when the ESP8266 is in AP+STA m
A possible workaround is to use only AP mode or STA mode (see "[I want to control the WiFi mode myself](#FAQModeControl)"), perhaps with an extra ESP8266 in one of these modes as a buffer between your ESP8266 mesh network and your router. Remember that the ESP8266 must have the AP active in order to receive ESP-NOW broadcast messages.
Another possible workaround is to try with a different router or router firmware.
Another possible workaround is to try with a different router or router firmware.