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just checked the gh repo and someone pushed commits to the firmware branch that might be related to your issue. i cannot test it right now. in the meantime, you can try searching for similar errors and their solutions. alternatively, try the files in the release-firmware branch: https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/tree/release-firmware/firmware/tasmota32. if I'm not mistaken, they work fine, too. (let me know because if they do, I might update the tutorial to use those files instead.)
I’ve also developed a firmware that seems a bit easier to install and custom than tasmota. It’s called ESPecial. The interface is completely dynamic. Once you’ve uploaded the code on your esp-cam, you can dynamically program automations via the webui, like when a button is pressed you take a picture and send it via telegram... or when it’s a certain hour of a day etc etc.
This can be used as an alternative to the Espressif CamWebServer Arduino sketch if you're looking for more options to monitor and control your ESP32-cam remotely or to integrate into an existing home automation server (e.g., openhab, home assistant, via node red or any other language that can interact with a MQTT server or send HTTP requests).