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...of course devices connected to the ESP32 and not the same device connected to an other Micropython host.

If the two lost bytes are reproduceable when using other devices, you should file a bug report!

The ESP32 port is a little behind in commits. The download page seems to build on recent version tags, which are missing in that repository.

I guess you might wait for Damien to merge that repository, do this by your own or raise an issue on the ESP32 repository on Github.

Also the best wishes from my side!

And the minor thing... with the videos stretch goal... you have my backer voice to steal back the fruits (bad reference to adafruit ).

Possible you could try to power on the sound module with a GPIO pin? That should need a Mosfet because of a higher load than the pin can provide, but that way you could power on the sound module a little more controlled manually after booting the board. Or maybe you could reset the module after boot...

You are welcome. It seems to be some power related issues on the USB port of your laptop. Maybe you should check the comsumers you have connected or calculate the total power drawed. Good luck further down this road!

Firstly, you may not quote posts from the pycom forum and ask the maintainers here for the pycom support. Damien did take the CC3200 port into his handy a few weeks back, when implementing the standardized hardware module. Then, if i recall correctly, there was a note somewhere that the framebuffer ...

Please try a Filesystem reset by initiating boot mode 3 as described in the docs...
http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/p ... boot-modes

That should reset the filesystem and tell us more about the hardware health of your pyboard.

I have had this Olimex ESP32 Dev board in my mail today. Will report back soon when i got some spare time.

Check this board out... it has a built in CAN transceiver for 26 €!