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  Pymkr to upgrade firmware?
  • Pete  

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  @shaun I would tent to agree that if pycom sold and promised on a tool that would enable a quickstart with their devices, that pymakr could/should be feature-full. On the other side, my remark was considering non developer type profiles, which is not my case. My day job is developing python so I am unlikely to end up using Eric/PyMakr when programming for my devices (I'm usually in vim/emacs/plateform.io when developing). I do meet @Pete's point of view when it comes to priorities. Maybe pycom should have some tool to get the community to vote on such priorities (pragmatic approach). And if they do things in the open, the community can chip in. @sakis I'll go an comment there...
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  Clear Screen
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  Pymakr doesn't like accents
  • bvincent  

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  Thank's, mpfshell works fine for me, except for keyboard shortcuts on Windows console (Tab, BS, ctrl-Alt-]...) but for file transfer over USB it's OK and it really help me when Wifi is down.
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  Could not enter friendly repl. (click to attempt to reconnect)
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  @iotmaker will be good but in the meantime use Filezilla as your friend ;-)
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  this code is breaking my sipy
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  gps... i kind of found part of the problem... the on the boot.py i had from machine import UART import os uart = UART(0, 115200) os.dupterm(uart) and on my main.py from machine import UART import time import pycom uart=UART(1, pins=("G2", "G1") ) pycom.rgbled(0x000000) uart.init(9600, bits=8, parity=None, stop=1) while(1): print(uart.readall()) time.sleep(1) maybe having uart on the boot and main.py files is conflicting... gonna change them
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  Not feeling the love : Pymakr will not sync project to LoPy
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  Ok, after the serial connection sync from PyMakr which worked I noticed I could no longer see by LoPy on the network. On investigation I find it seems to have changed my boot.py. Is this expected behavior ?? because if it is does not make sense. If syncing changes boot.py it is going remove my custom code to connect to my Wifi network. So syncing via Wifi is never going to work if it breaks the connection setup it is trying to use. It is in effect shooting itself in the foot. The serial sync change boot.py to this : # boot.py -- run on boot-up import os from machine import UART uart = UART(0, 115200) os.dupterm(uart)
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  Pymakr: connected but cannot run script over serial
  • Busta  

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  Hi, thanks for your replies. Ok, I'll look into ftp for now and check back for new firmware versions. Thanks for your help!
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  Can not connect on WiPy via COM
  • Colateral  

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  @Colateral do you have anything inside boot.py and main.py in that WiPy? What happens if you try to connect via telnet? Is there any difference? When you say latest firmware, is that 1.2.2.b1 ? Cheers, Daniel
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  Can Pymakr use the already available Python 2.7 installaton in Windows
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  Pymakr 1.0.0.b8 and LoPy 0.9.7.b1
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  Pymakr - Import module Error
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  Hi @Ralph Sync always fails after the firmware update of 1.2.0.b1 :( //Hari
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  Installing pymakr 1.0.0b6 on Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS
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  hi @pwest, This happened in the 1.0.0.b8 release, so if it's the same problem it should be fixed. Can you post a stacktrace or screenshot of the error you are getting?
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  sending socket data as hex?
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  @horst You should use binary data. For binary use the following format. s.send(b.'ffff') For hex: import binascii s.send(binascii.hexlify(b'ffff')) Or do you want this? s.send(int('0xffff', 16))
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  Change font of the Console?
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  Thanks - that worked.
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  Serial output in Pymakr
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  How to restore to default interface?
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  @jnc Thanks - I had a similar problem. I hadn't seen the ~/.config/Pycom directory. There doesn't seem to be a ~/config/Trolltech.conf on MacOS, but getting rid of the pymakr* files cured the problem. Thanks again for sharing. Brian
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  Why do I have to reset the board before syncing code?
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  not sure it really solves the problem; I managed to sync twice without restarting and now, pymakr hangs in syncing a third time: Syncing the project with the Pycom device. Please wait... Moreover, I have to restart pymakr regularly otherwise, clicking on sync simply does nothing
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  Pymakr install on Mac Yosemite failed
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  @hvingen Hi, I guess your problem is related to unidentified developer. You should check your security settings for it. Go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy and in the General pane on the bottom you see Allow Apps downloaded from: and select Anywhere.
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  Pymakr in Docker
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  Ok, some of the bolded lines are prefixed by # for comments. ugh. And I have to wait three minutes because I'm a new user. Goodie.