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OK, thanks for that. I'll do some investigation and see where it gets me.

Cheers

LRon

Hi there
Just wondering if anyone around here has tried getting a Raspberry Pi 2 and a PyBoard to communicate over I2C.

Cheers

LRon

Hi sorry it's taken so long to get back to you - I got a bit sidetracked and had to drop off the pyboard for a bit. Thanks for the comments - especially about mixing Py2 & Py3 paths as this wasn't a good solution at all but, at the time seemed to be the only fix. However.... The mistake I made was a...

Thanks for that Dave, you gave me some useful pointers :) I thought what you said was the case with PYTHONPATH but wasn't entirely sure - thanks for confirming that. My python system default is standard for Raspbian - python 2.7 confirmed with /usr/bin/env python - but running python3 with appropria...

Hi folks I've got an annoying problem that's part pyboard related and part python related so I hope this is appropriate! I'm running the pyboard connected to a Raspberry Pi 2 with Raspbian as the OS. Pyboard.py works fine with a small test file if I have both in the directory that I issue the comman...

Thanks for that - I shall checkout RShell and see what transpires

Many thanks

LRon

Hi Dave I tried the execfile('/flash/boot.py') approach from the sd card and it didn't work for me. However, I did try the following: import pyb pyb.main(('/flash/main.py') which did work - dunno why I didn't try that first!! It do a couple of odd things though, such as overwriting the boot.py file ...

Thanks Dave I shall give that a try today and see where it gets me

Hi Does anyone know how to boot from flash but still have the sd mounted and accessible - or is possible? I've just gotten started with the pyboard and getting to grips with it (albeit slowly) but can't find a way of doing this. I'd like to run code from flash but use sd for writing data to. Cheers ...