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Maybe I can help to explain the work flow. Step 1. write your script on your PC using a editor (e.g note++) or IDE(e.g pycharm, thorny) then save the script myscript.py on your PC Step2. Transfer the script to the Micro-Python board. This can be done a few ways: rshell, mpfshell, ampy, FTP Step3. Lo...

Considering the price of a RPi zero and the resources on it, it would be a pretty awesome Micro-Python MCU. The main reason that I switched from RPi to Micro-python was because of the latency issues with running an OS on the RPi but this solves that problem. Since the RPi is WiFi enabled then a FTP ...

Do u have a ftp server running on the ESP32??

@deshipu

Thanks that should have enough in it for me to learn what is needed

That's great.

It is what I am trying to learn atm. A little hard to see everything that is going on but it is still a great tool to help out with learn this stuff.

The more people that understand this the more contributors Micro-Python will have

I have not seen the schematic of the dev board but many of these dev boards are being made without the 100nf cap on the EN line as per espressif datasheet and this has been known to caused this problem you having. Can you check to see if there is a cap on the EN line.

webrepl is not really an option when you have a room full of micropython wifi-enabled boards as it is impossible to know which one is yours on the list of wifi access points!! Maybe before hand you could set the SSDI name of each board then put a sticker on that board with its name. I have always w...

I have added a timeout now so that if it gets stuck in a loop for any lenght of time it will exit the interrupt and return to main program.
updated code here https://github.com/OutOfTheBots/I2C_Slave-STM32f10x

You could look at the source to see how it is integrated into MicroPython. This is my first C program and am still finding my way around C. It is my aim to learn how to be able to modify/contribute to MicroPython firmware but atm it is still probably a little over my head. Before it can be added I ...

Boards running STM32F4x chips such as the Pyboards can run pyb which supports I2C slave mode. Yes it has a Slave mode but I was unable to use it. Has anyone here managed to make it work?? When I posted here asking about it everyone said the same thing that they couldn't get it to work. I asked the ...