Am I not using pyb.main() properly?

[mathieu]

On a pyboard-D with the latest firmware, my `boot.py` is:

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import pyb
pyb.main('main.py')

And my `main.py` is;

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from pyb import Timer, LED
timer = Timer(14)
timer.callback(lambda x: LED(2).toggle())
timer.init(freq = 4)

When I switch the board off and then back on, the green LED stays off, but it starts blinking as expected whenever I soft reboot from the REPL. When I reboot using the RST button, the LED also stays off.

Is this expected? Am I missing something obvious?

[Roberthh]

It's more how the timer is set up. If I put that all into a single call, it works:

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from pyb import Timer, LED
timer = Timer(14, callback=lambda x: LED(2).toggle(), freq=4)

A look into the sources would reveal the reason.
b.t.w.
pyb.main("main.py")
is obsolete, because main.py is the default.

Edit: It works too if time.callback() is the last line in the sequence.
Edit2: As expected: the call to init() resets the callback. default is None.