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It happened once more today. The sequence was ... Ahh, yeah, this definitely explains it. The problem here is that Make only cares about whether the things in the dependency list are newer than the output. Adding new things to the dependency list doesn't change anything if the new inputs are themse...

How do I re-claim my little dev board? I think the situation you're in is that you have two filesystems that overlap (the original one, and the new one that starts at a different location). The firmware update only writes to the region of flash that contains the code, but you can do a full "mass er...

I think the issue is that you'll need
The automatic printing of expressions is a REPL-specific feature (in fact, it's the P in REPL).

using this code Node mcu and using serial monitor see whats happening as i plugged the serial monitor repl stops working ? can anyone please help me ? Is your serial monitor also running at 9600 baud? This is a limitation of the ESP8266 -- there is only one UART, so it will be shared with the REPL.

I think this is happening because urequests couldn't bind to a local network interface, because the WiFi wasn't connected yet. After calling "sta_if.connect('', '')" you need to wait until it's connected. import time for i in range(50): if sta_if.isconnected(): break time.sleep_ms(100) else: raise R...

I'm pretty sure that means "Invalid Handle".

Can you provide more information -- what is your code doing when you see this error?

Yes, you can write a program on the micropython that receives commands over wifi from a host program running on your PC. Here's a simple web server for MicroPython that comes with an example of controlling GPIO pins remotely. https://github.com/miguelgrinberg/microdot For a more complete solution, m...

Thanks to current working-from-home rules I am stuck using a Windows 10 laptop for which I am unable to set up WSL. I expect that building micropython within a Linux environment might go the smoothest as then I'm simply following the documentation, but if anyone has any pointers I should follow I'd...

I would recommend adding a "print" inside the "except" just to make sure that there wasn't any errors. Also should that "continue" be a "break" ?

I have several SF6W's, This indicates it's probably not something you're doing wrong! I assume you're doing: import os import pyb os.mount(pyb.SDCard(), "/sd") Has anyone else experienced this or have any troubleshooting suggestions? I guess the main thing I'd try is to see if the block device work...