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Personally, I always just used the Arduino IDE and flashed this example on the board:
https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/tree ... lashConfig

Then it will print all the relevant information on the serial.

I just tested a small I²C SSD1306 display with the driver that is now included in drivers/display, and it works flawlessly: IMG_20160413_223240.jpg This is the result of the following code: import ssd1306 from machine import I2C, Pin import math i2c = I2C(sda=Pin(4), scl=Pin(5)) display = ssd1306.SS...

I didn't resolve that, to be honest, the project is a on the back burner for a little bit, until I regain motivation for it. I suspect it's the usual problems with power, although the board has an MCP1700-3302E/TO regulator on it, which should be more than adequate...

You released v3 just as I was leaving for a conference (on which we had workshop using your Micropyhon for ESP8266!), and now I'm going to be out of the loop for a couple more days. I see there is a filesystem support now in the github, which is great. I would have never guessed the python part of i...

I'm glad you resolved it. I think it's generally impossible to break the ESP8266 by bad flashing -- unless you break the flash memory itself somehow. The boot mode selection comes before the module even looks at the flashed code, so no way you could break that. Power is, however, a common source of ...

Do you also have GPIO15 pulled down?

Did you forget to pull the GPIO0 down to bring your module into flashing mode?

Thank you. I suppose I didn't try hard enough and/or didn't look in the right places.

Tote is my effort for lowering the barrier of entry into the world of hobby robotics in general, and serious walking robots in particular. The idea is to provide a starting point for building your robot, that would get you through the initial hurdle of figuring out the mechanics, inverse kinematics ...

Support for mounting filesystem in userspace (real filesystem, with long names and directories) So how do you mount the filesystem on the github images? I've seen this question asked several times already, and it was never answered. The docs have nothing on that either. There is a filesystem object...