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That last fix to micropython is pretty cool, implementing the other os methods and making imports work without adding to sys.path(). I have to remeber to update the wiki on importing after I changed my scripts.

Got it!

Replace 0:/, 1:/ with /sd, /flash
on line 83 change to However, ls cuts the first few characters from the names it prints.

[I'm extremly excited about this.]

>>> shell.run() 1:/> ls Cannot access '1:/': No such file or directory 1:/> cd log Directory '1:/log' does not exist 1:/> cat boot.py Cannot acces file '1:/boot.py': No such file Both log and boot py exist in 1:/ Is this due to 780 ? Oh, there also is 537 Replacing '1:/' with '/sd/' and O with flas...

Hah!

Now we need nano and keyboard input, display is already there - and we have a computer.

edit:
hm.
ls: os has no attribute stat. my build is from july 12th. was this added later or do I need micropython-lib?
other commands work.

I've started working on the MPU9150.
http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=231

I started on a module for the MPU-9150. Way more complex than the bmp180, most of the registers I don't even know what to do with. But I can already wake the device, put it to sleep, read the accelerometer registers and set the accelerometer range. The accelerometer data is raw. One thing that throw...

Let's collect all the modules written to work with external devices! micropython-BMP180 The BMP180 is a pressure and temperature sensor, with a good enough resolution to act as altimeter. http://wiki.micropython.org/BMP180 TMP102 temperature sensor http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=15...

Do you already know wich 9-DOF IMU you are going to use? I have a MPU9150 lying around and a module for that is what's next on my TODO list (after fixing a nasyt bug in my BMP180 module). What I didn't knew before buying the MPU is that the DMP function it has is pretty much non-usable due to being ...

Coming form Arduinos, I always happily used i2cdevlib. Now I miss it. http://i2cdevlib.com/ Do you think this can be ported? From my, naive, perspective - it should be possible. There als some to be porting to MSP430 going on. What's needed are python wrappers. And, it seems, those can even be autog...

I massively reworked the code.