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It may be power supply issue or USB connection instability, You can try to lower the baud rate for flashing and check if disabling Wi-Fi/Bluetooth during flashing helps. Also, try reducing the length of the USB cable or use shorter, high-quality ones to minimize interference.
@danielkalu in addition to this, the USB-to-UART bridge or its driver may have compatibility issues or malfunctions. Ensure that the CP210x or FTDI driver is installed correctly. Try using a different USB-to-UART adapter or updating the drivers on your system.
After lowering the baud rate and updating the CP210x driver to the latest version as @darkai042 mentioned I was able to successfully flash the firmware. The issue was indeed related to the USB-to-UART bridge compatibility.
Thanks for this guys 🙏
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