Fix eboot crash with exception 28. ets_printf() should take pointer argument. #7666
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earlephilhower
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The crash only happens when ACTION_COPY_RAW is called as part of an OTA firmware update. It breaks OTA updates and leaves the esp8266 in an infinite reset loop until it is power cycled, at which point it reverts to the old firware. |
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The latest update to eboot was trying to pass 32bit string literals as their own pointer to ets_printf(). This caused eboot to crash with exception 28 on any operation that used ets_printf().