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Interresting. I only tried on ESP port so far which uses in general the same code as the unix variant regarding the term object.

Hi, if the MicroPython platform you are using has support for os.dupterm , you could try the following (kind of a work-around I would say). Add a module/object that offers read/write methods - e.g. by adding module myio.py like so: data = b'' def clear(): global data data = b'' def read(n=-1): retur...

Tests pass on LoLin V3 NodeMcu (ESP-12E, e. g. http://www.banggood.com/V3-NodeMcu-Lua-WIFI-Development-Board-p-992733.html ) 405 tests performed (13213 individual testcases) 405 tests passed 48 tests skipped: builtin_compile class_descriptor exception_chain fun_name ordereddict1 parser slice_attrs s...

Tests pass on Geekcreit NodeMcu (ESP-12E, e. g. http://www.banggood.com/Geekcreit-Doit-NodeMcu-Lua-ESP8266-ESP-12E-WIFI-Development-Board-p-985891.html ) 405 tests performed (13213 individual testcases) 405 tests passed 48 tests skipped: builtin_compile class_descriptor exception_chain fun_name orde...

Now (using, 61fa7c81527016be164321c442fe5317daa260ee), I think I get the same behavior as initially described in this post: MicroPython v1.6-327-g61fa7c8 on 2016-03-30; ESP module with ESP8266 Type "help()" for more information. >>> import network >>> wlan = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF) >>> wlan.act...

Hi, deshipu, Also. WLAN.scan() no longer works: >>> wlan.scan() Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: argument num/types mismatch "wlan.scan" needs a callback as an argument (taking a tuple as parameter). E.g. the following works for me: >>> os.uname() (sy...

That's good to know! I'm curious if you've used your LoLin board in a Linux environment? My Amica board gets recognized without problem, but the LoLin does not (no dev/ttyUSB0 shows up). The LoLin however works great from Windows. Yes, the LoLin works under Linux, but not in every setup. E.g. when ...

Oh, and I totally forgot to mention, that there is a GUI Tool called ESPlorer. It claims to also support MicroPython. Also I did not try it with MP, I could confirm it works well with Lua. Maybe have a look:

http://esp8266.ru/esplorer/

I wonder if all my hassle is self-inflicted by using a (non-officially supported) china import board. It does however work really well otherwise, and the NodeMCU Lua seemed to be completely happy. I use the china boards a lot my self (LoLin and Geekcreit). As far as I can tell, they work very well ...

Hi, Is "pyserial" what I should have installed? Yes. PySerial is the module needed for the "pyboard.py". Note that the print "Hello World" seems to do nothing: no error, no message Have you tried to make "pyboard" follow the output - e.g. like so: python pyboard.py --device COM10 --follow -c "print(...