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I am talking to the device using nodejs serialport, and I need to disable the reply echo of the command entered.

Can this be done ??

Thanks Robert;

Yes, fully updated including the toolchain.

Silly mistake, needed to make clean

Just updated uPython and the esp-idf to 6b3da6b188 (3.3 Beta) and cannot get it to build anymore. /nfs/qnap/dev/uPython/build/micropython/ports/esp32/esp-idf/components/efuse/esp32/esp_efuse_table.c:26:21: error: 'CONFIG_EFUSE_MAX_BLK_LEN' undeclared here (not in a function) #define MAX_BLK_LEN CONF...

@jimmo - thanks so much, yes that worked

Unable to build esp32, I only have python3 installed and don't want to install python 2.7 as it is being deprecated soon. I have tried to force using python 3 with PYTHON=python3 but as you can see the kake command is still calling python 2 # make V=1 PYTHON=python3 Create build/partitions.bin pytho...

Hi;

The issue regarding display rotation for me is related to hardware layout, the inability to rotate it restricts where I can place the display on the board relative to other components.

I am also looking for a solution to this, only on the 1.54" display which is 200px x 200px.

That's very neat, but this does not appear to work:
I have to call:

Hmm. interesting was not aware of the composition approach, but I guess that custom() will not contain all of the original methods and variables from WLAN() in your example, and that I would need to redefine / link them all if required ? i.e. class wlan: def __init__(self, station): self._station = ...

I realise that this is more of a generic python question rather than micropython specific, but how do I subclass and then add new methods ? Is it possible to add new methods as well as replace existing ones: from network import WLAN class wlan(WLAN): def __init__(self): super().__init__() def scan(s...