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It effectively loads your application code to the M5Stack cloud server, supposedly for your programming convenience. How did you expect it to work? If the code editor is in the cloud obviously the code needs to be in the cloud too. Or is the problem that the M5Stack version of MicroPython firmware ...

Answering to myself here, yes it seems it does. Thanks to viral nature of GPL my understanding is this makes the whole project effectively GPL licensed.

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Sat Jan 27, 2018 10:33 pm

This would allow users who intend on using your software in a commercial setting, to take appropriate actions: e.g. include the GNU GPL license and publish the GNU GPL affected source code.

Does Loboris port include GPL code somewhere?

I have been using Quectel GNSS L76-L successfully for a while.

I failed to get @tuupola’s version of this driver to work with HW SPI on the standard esp32 port. After a little investigation I discovered that hw spi crashes due to the driver generating a zero length data block spi write - this is not a problem for the sw version. Can you give a pointer how you ...

I played around with with esp-idf and created a couple of I2C slaves. They seem to work well. Only problem is though, that since ESP32 has hardware I2C implementation and there is only two I2C busses the slave can only listen at two I2C addresses. I do not know if there is a way around this other th...

There is no such thing as "not possible". Couple of ways to get the url of latest ESP32 firmware link: $ lynx -listonly -dump http://micropython.org/download | grep "firmware/esp32" | sed 's/.*http/http/' http://micropython.org/resources/firmware/esp32-20171023-v1.9.2-280-g2305d848.bin $ curl --sile...

Looking at docs and source it seems ESP32 port does not support I2C slave mode? Pyboard seems to have support. Are there any plans on implementing it in ESP32 port in nearby future?

Is there a way to install this with upip? Cannot find it from pypi and quickly looking at upip source it does not seem to support installing from repository.

Awesome. Just what I was looking for. Thanks!