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CHIP Error 0x00000032 when trying to send cluster commands #33442
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Well, chip-tool can't discover your device over DNS-SD. Is the device advertising? Is the chip-tool on the same wi-fi network as the device? @mulligan252 |
That said, if commissioning succeeded, presumably chip-tool could find the advertisement at that point.... Does it help to pass a longer |
@bzbarsky-apple Thanks for your reply. The chip-tool is on the same wi-fi network as the device. Commissioning appears to be successful. Below are the logs when the device boots up every time. There are some wi-fi connection issues initially, but seems to resolve itself eventually. This this look normal? I can ping the device on the network via its IP address from any computer then.
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@mulligan252 That log looks fine as far as it goes, but only shows commissionable advertising, not operational. Might I also suggest attaching, not pasting logs, to keep the issue readable? In any case, the chip-tool log above shows that it tries to resolve the device's IP and never manages to do that before the command timeout. Hence my suggestion to test whether raising the timeout (ideally to > 45 seconds, which is the resolution timeout) helps anything. Even if it's just seeing whether resolution then times out. |
Reproduction steps
I have an ESP32-C6-DevKitM-1. I have flashed this with the Matter light example from the esp-matter SDK. I am using Ubuntu 22.04 as a Virtual machine on Windows for doing the cross compilation and running chip-tool etc.
I then commission my device as follows :
chip-tool pairing ble-wifi 0x7283 'My Network' 123456789 20202021 3840
This all works fine. My device connects to my local network and and I can ping its IP address etc.
I don't know, why but I am unable then to turn on or off the LED on the board, or even send any cluster command using the chip tool for example :
chip-tool onoff toggle 0x7283 0x01
I get the following logs below :
Bug prevalence
always
GitHub hash of the SDK that was being used
5bb5c9e
Platform
esp32
Platform Version(s)
No response
Type
Platform Issue
Anything else?
No response
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