MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Hi, Or MicroPython has been overwritten (with a Microsoft MakeCode program or something like that). Plug in the micro:bit, wait until your PC has detected the microbit, you now have a device file. Start the mu-editor. Click New, then click Flash. This will install the MicroPython runtime. Click REP...

lujo wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 26, 2019 10:51 pm

Hi,

Maybe there is a program running. Hit Ctrl-C few times.

lujo

I've seen this in other devices as well but, unfortunately Ctrl-C results in no output. The other Ctrl shortcuts common in micropython/circuitpython also are not responsive.

Hi, Works for me. So, what micro USB cable are you using, power only or power plus data micro USB cable? lujo Thanks for the replies, getting back to everyone. I've ensured that I'm using a fully data capable usb cord by testing with other micropython devices. I've tried many cables at this point a...

Edit: The solution was to re-flash MicroPython onto the boards using mu-editor. This gave me a fresh installation of the firmware with the REPL available. Thanks to user lujo for the solution and to everyone for discussing! Original Post: This may be the wrong place to ask, as it verges on tech-sup...

I'm also trying to figure out how to get started on this for the FE310-G002 on the hifive1-revb board. Learning how to use their metal libraries now, but having some difficulty understanding how to integrate micropython with their build tools in order to get the minimal port running. I would love to...