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Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and benchmark. When I was approaching micropython my first issue was the reliability (maybe you remember). You asked to me what I meant by that and pointed out the different levels of stability as you further clarify here. I have to say that version 1.8....

Hi bitninja and thanks for sharing. I will give it a try. However, for me a combination of makefile and esptool and ampy are the fastest devop cycle. Actually mine looks a lot like: 1. make flash 2. edit with editor or ide. I stick to vi/vim and sometimes use geany 3. make install relying on a sampl...

OK I did a pull request, but also asked Damien to fix this directly into the code that I presume he is managing directly.

For 0x10 I don-t assume any risk as I have no sensor of 0x10 class to test

Yes. Definitely in favor!

Hi bitninja, that drove me nuts too

Anyway as far as I remember the make deploy defaults to -fs="detect" which actually is not supported for Wemos D1 mini so I tried 4m at first. It took me one full afternoon to get that 4m was referring to bits and not bytes

Again, thank you as ampy looks a lot like the one I was attempting to develop (my espsend is just NOT worth! forget it). I don't know your devop cycle but actually mine is: 1 erase 2 flash 3 edit 4 copy *.py and *.mpy on image 5 test 6 get back to 3 (or maybe 1) Steps 3 to 6 should get really fast a...

.. I found the app 'ampy', and it includes a "put" command.... I am afraid that will not work with microython and ESP8266 firmware.. ... However, 'ampy' is working for me, so I'm not sure why you say it will not work with microython and ESP8266 firmware? YOU'RE RIGHT! Maybe when I tested it was jus...

.. I found the app 'ampy', and it includes a "put" command.... I am afraid that will not work with microython and ESP8266 firmware. I had the same problem, to accelerate devop cycle and I developed espsend.py. You can find it here: https://github.com/ernitron/uPython-esp8266-httpserver/blob/master/...

Yes Pythoncoder. I guess nobody puts a temperature sensor in a fridge ;) I just fixed with this into the driver on original branch. Seems to work for 0x28 sensors. micropython/esp8266/modules/ds18xb20.py def read_temp(self, rom): buf = self.read_scratch(rom) if rom[0] == 0x10: if buf[1]: t = buf[0] ...

Ehm... sorry guys but I have just obtained an outstanding temperature with my software and DS18x20 driver: Freezer: 4079.313 °C Yes, it reads FOUR THOUSAND seventynine and something degrees Celsius in my fridge! Actually temperature sensor is set in my freezer which usually goes from -18 to -30 cent...