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... Is that -3155673600 indicative of the problem? Actually after trying this a few more times it seems if I don't wait more than one (?) second between tries then I get the error... If you look at ntptime.py you'll find this line . A return value of -3155673600 means that the time() function has f...

No. FreeRTOS runs on one core and MicroPython on the other. MicroPython supports pre-emptive multitasking via _thread and cooperative multitasking via uasyncio, but in both cases (on ESP32) execution is on a single core.

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Interesting link. It's noteworthy that your two addresses both fall in the 74.125.0.0/16 range reported in September 2017. The article talks of the address ranges changing with time - it doesn't mention whether individual addresses within a range might become unavailable. A possible approach to mini...

... That didn't take long ... took about 10 minutes for it to change from ('74.125.200.108', 465) to ('74.125.68.109', 465)... That's interesting. I wonder if the old address still worked? I'm no expert on this stuff but it's possible that Google maintain a pool of IP addresses and DNS servers serv...

I suggest you look at font-to-py . This solves the problem, enabling fonts to be accessed from flash with tiny RAM usage. The Writer and CWriter classes enable these to be rendered to any display whose driver is subclassed from FrameBuffer. Key features are the use of a memoryview for allocation-fre...

The Pico instruction set is ARM V6 whereas Pyboards are ARM V7. There are unsupported instructions including all the floating point ones.

I haven't responded to this query because I lack web programming experience: I was hoping someone better qualified would pop up. I feel sure this can be done using uasyncio with a uasyncio-based server such as PicoWeb. I can explain how to use uasyncio to respond to hardware changes (see my tutorial...

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Sun Apr 18, 2021 1:56 pm

... other serial port tools can't access normally. The environment is ST's CDC driver used by winc7 system CDC driver

I haven't seen this using rshell or miniterm.

The SSD1306 driver inherits from FrameBuffer, which means that arbitrary fonts may be rendered using the Writer class in font-to-py.

There is also a nano-gui which works with these displays.