Hi everyone! I've built an application that sends i2c set/get commands to NuttX using the system() function in a loop that breaks after a timer runs out. After some i2c requests, NuttX prompts the message 'nsh: i2c: command not found' and the only way to solve it is rebooting the ESP32.
This is what I tried so far: 1. Enabling i2c reset command and sending it every time i2c get/set fails, but it won't work because it depends on i2c driver; 2. Enabling the reboot command, but of course it resets the board so the app stops; Some more details: * I2c debug tool shows no error (only that one message); * Killing the program and sending any i2c command from console works fine; * Depending on the scenario, the error raises after sending around 3000 i2c requests. Is there any other way how to reset the i2c driver without rebooting the board? Forcing a delay at every request significantly reduces the amount of i2c requests, but it does not solve the problem.
