flash tasmota firmware onto an esp8266/esp32 device and complete initial wifi provisioning
domain: tasmota.github.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Put the ESP chip into flashing mode (commonly by grounding GPIO0 during boot) if flashing over serial.
Flash a Tasmota binary using the Tasmota Web Installer (browser-based, Chromium-based browsers only), Tasmotizer, or esptool.py.
Power on the freshly flashed device and look for its temporary Wi-Fi access point, typically named tasmota-xxxxxx-####.
Connect to that AP with a phone/laptop and open the captive configuration page to enter your home Wi-Fi SSID and password.
Confirm the device reboots, joins your Wi-Fi network, and is reachable at its new IP for the Tasmota web UI.
Known gotchas
If GPIO0 isn't held low correctly during power-on, the chip boots into normal run mode instead of flash mode and the flashing tool will fail to connect.
The Tasmota Web Installer requires a Chromium-based browser (WebSerial support); Firefox and Safari aren't supported for browser-based flashing.
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