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Unlike a PC a Pyboard is a bare-metal system. There is no underlying OS, no background tasks and no concurrency. So the file closure implied by completion of your context manager should mean that it is safe to reboot.

... Though having an asyncio version of schedule would be very cool... ;) That is an interesting idea. The library is clearly excellent for its intended application: cron-like scheduling on a PC. The question is how suitable it is for firmware use, and whether it might be adapted. The schedule team...

The precaution is to disable MSC mode. Failing that, avoid mounting the filesystem on a PC. Sharing the filesystem between a PC and code which updates the contents will lead to corruption.

I would look at uasyncio which is the MicroPython version of CPython's asyncio. There is a tutorial here.

Those PR's seem to be about ESP32 (your own PR changes only docs and ports/esp32/machine_uart.c ). The query is about the Pyboard D. While I haven't tested this, I'd be very surprised if the Pyboard D didn't support it exactly as per the Pyboard 1.x. Support is via the pyb module which is shared by ...

The error suggests you're not running uasyncio V3. As stated at the start of the tutorial you need to install the latest daily build of firmware. Issue If you get a tuple (3, 0, 0) then you're running V3. An exception means you're not.

Your first step is to determine the protocol of the remote control to see if it's one of the supported types. Wire up your decoder chip and run the acquire test as described in the receiver doc. If you press a button on the remote, the script will try to figure out what protocol is in use.

RMT is under active development on GitHub at the moment. Aims are to support the carrier and to fix bugs. You may want to follow or contribute.

Please see this post.

tl;dr File corruption will occur unless you take specific precautions.

Bear in mind that pycopy is developed by the author of uasyncio V2, and its uasyncio is an updated version of that design. Hopefully some of the bugs have been fixed. Official MicroPython uses uasyncio V3 which is a complete rewrite. A key aim of the V3 design is improved CPython compatibility. Impl...