MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Thanks to all!

Putting in quotation marks, as suggested by dhylands, worked.

Also using pyboard.py as suggested by pythoncoder worked. Sample code much appreciated.

lcleve

I am using micropython v. 1.12 and PYB v1.1. connected via usb to raspberry pi 4B with latest version of Raspberry Pi OS. I can manually enter rshell and then enter repl and then type import mm1 and get the simple program to run ok. However, if I run the following code, it does'nt work: $rshell repl...

If you're logging to a file, you should make sure that you put pyb.usb_mode('VCP') in your boot.py file (i.e. you need to disable MSC). If you don't then the host will corrupt your sd filesystem. Your code does an open of /sd/log/diary. Did you create the log directory on the sd card already? If no...

The following code was tested using rshell and repl and was found to work when the three file statements at the end were commented out and replaced by print(datum). When b2 was pressed, the current value of i together with the date and time was printed to screen at the python prompt. This could be d...

Thanks very much. The code is now working and I am racing forwards to the next bottleneck!

Cheers,

lclev

Thank you very much for your reply. I am still stuck with importing files from the pyboard into repl. Essentially, using os.listdir('/flash') I can see the file on the pyboard. When I try to import it, the file is not found. Here is the code from my terminal. (base) william@william-HP-Compaq-Elite-8...

I am trying to migrate from Arduino to pyboard 1.1, which I bought frm adafruit with micropython already installed. I am on Ubuntu 18,04 and am using python3.6.8, which is also new to me. I need to turn on and off two leds in a progressive sequence. This requires a simple for loop with one button to...