MicroPython Forum (Archive)

I found out how to see what commands are being sent by lftp, and it looks like this: ---- Connecting to 192.168.0.17 (192.168.0.17) port 21 <--- 220 Micropython FTP Server ---> FEAT <--- 332 ---> AUTH TLS <--- 332 ---> USER micro At this pooint WiPy probably crashes, as it becomes unresponsive and t...

There does seem to be some tricky problems with the FTP server. While it does work with the default "ftp" Linux client, and with FileZilla, the WiPy will freeze each time I try to log in using, say lftp. I haven't looked into this in detail yet, but my guess is that some ftp clients try to use some ...

Thank you for your help, and for the work on the docs, hopefully the level of confusion will fall with time. Hi, your laptops might have issues with devices changing ssid and then showing the same mac address (bssid). That might sound plausible, if not for the fact that I didn't try to connect to Wi...

By the way, is there any way I can help with the documentation? I'm still shocked that you don't update the docs in the same commit as the code change, it would literally only take a minute or two more, as opposed to wading through all the changes and trying to guess what's the correct answer now. I...

No, I didn't buy the expansion boards, because I assumed that I would be able to use any USB2TTL, and the projects that I plan to use WiPy in don't really have room for an expansion board in them. I did not save anything to boot.py or main.py, and I also assumed that just restarting the board would ...

Hello, I just received my WiPys, and was very excited to try them. I read the instructions on the back of the box, and connected one of the boards. After more than a minute of waiting, an AP named "wipy-wlan-something" finally appeared. Of course connecting to it made my computer disconnect from the...

This has to come up sooner or later, so I may as well be the first to mention the new module on the market: http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/EMW3165-p-2488.html?cPath=19_20 It says that it has an STM32F411CE with 2.5MB of Flash and 128kB of SRAM. Sounds like something that could maybe run Micropython?

The pyb.UART is still not implemented, but if you are fine with the default settings (115200 speed, etc.), then you can simply use prints and/or sys.stdin/sys.stdout. Although I just tested sys.stdin.read(1) and that makes the REPL hang forever -- anybody has any idea why and how to actually get som...