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    How to disable WLAN debug messages

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      bmarkus
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      Running 1.0.0.b1 fw on LoPy, terminal connected via serial line. WLAN stack prints debug/status messages starting with 'I'. is it possible to disable it?

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        daniel @bmarkus
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        @bmarkus Not yet, as this is part of the compiled libraries from the IDF. Espressif has plans to remove this messages in a future update. A few days ago an update on the IDF allows to disable the UART prints from the system but we haven't tested it yet. I'll do so asap and report back. We also want to get rid of these debug messages...

        Cheers,
        Daniel

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          wstallwood
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          Noticed that, could actually do with them right now though. Is there a way to re-enable them ?

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