MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Excellent, I'll try to get the command line installed myself and test. Thanks.

Does usocket work on micropython unix build, running under Win 10?

Reference https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki/Differences, particularly """3.MicroPython does not implement complete CPython object data model, but only a subset of it.""". Micropython is "micro" ... just how much of Python it crams into a miniscule package is a miraculous testament to j...

Installing python2.7-dev fixed it for me on latest Ubuntu

Tim

I finally managed to squeeze limited support for Simple Network Management Protocol v1 down into something small enough to (just about) run on the esp8266 ga1.8 firmware. If anyone's interested, you can find it here; https://github.com/PinkInk/upylib/tree/master/usnmp Bugs to squash and suggestions ...

udecimal would be useful for a more comprehensive ntp library, and potentially other network protocols? (flame-war: on). In general, as network is more readily available in micropython (baremetal) than it was before (with esp8266), should network protocols fall into the category of 'drivers', and th...

Stability generally much improved with a jury-rigged 3xAA battery pack ... thanks.

Ahhh, that's probably it ... at the moment 2x(new)AA and 100uf across the rails - but I do run these until the module bulks at them, hence the flash may already be having less obvious issues. I've been caught by surprise by how power sensitive the bare modules are, melted a breadboard psu in the pro...

Damien; thanks - you're a star; yes, that's cleared the filesystem.

Something funny is going on; some combination of trying to open to write 'neopixel.py' and/or 'neoxpixel_.py' occasionally re-corrupts the filesystem, but I've not yet been able to find a test case that does so consistently.

I'm having what appears to be a related problem with 12e modules, after writing boot.py, main.py and an updated neopixel.py I noticed an increasing number of "0x00 * x" files in the filesystem. This is what os.listdir() says, shortly before the module reboots with memory issues; >>> import os >>> os...