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What addresses do you see? The bno055 chip should answer 0x28 or 0x29, and the SSD1306 0x3c or 0x3d

Excluding the UNIX port, I am not quite sure that one can get such a figure. In many cases micropython is running on bare metal without any os, so the "load" would be 100%...

You could use picoweb to implement a very simple web server on your microcontroller.

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Tue Mar 12, 2019 3:20 pm

Can I run specify .py file (e.g aaa.py store on Micropython board , not boot.py or main.py .) via REPL prompt after boot done?

shoud do the trick. note: no .py extension, just the file (module) name...

Not as such. However there are alternatives on the ESP32: uasyncio , but that might cause you to completely rewrite your scripts use lightweight threads with the _thread module. It is documented for the lobo port . However, I cannot find documentation for the mainline (apart form the fact that it is...

A question: why do you need a SoftUART class? The esp32 already has 3 UARTS. Usually one (id 0) is used for micropytohn's REPL. The other two can be used and freely assigned to pins that are not in use...

If I understand well: Small text file : OK Large file(s) : not OK I gather you are using a wemos mini with 4M flash, so space should not be a problem. Try this: Create a text (no funny characters, plain ascii 32->126) file of about 25-50k ( this lorem ipsum generator could do the trick) Send it, and...

It is documented there. I gather it is one of the compromises one has to live with when using micropython.

Just to be on the safe side, try uploading files to your esp8266 using one of:

• ampy
• rshell
• mpfshell
• Thonny (with the esp-tool)

The problem lies with eval: it only works in the global scope. Due to micropython's implementation, the only names it can see are the global ones. See post 4 in this thread