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    Guru Meditation Error when connecting to Azure IoT-Hub.

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      railmonitor
      last edited by railmonitor

      Hi.

      Getting the following error when i try to connect to Azure IoT-Hub using simple mqtt library:
      773169b4-d7fb-4352-9781-0cdd02b5418d-image.png

      wondering what "ELF file SHA256: 000000000 etc." means?

      To be able to use the simple mqtt library i am using several different libraries, among them _sha256.py.

      Mind you the error is not consitent, it happens about 1/3 of the times i try to connect currently. Hard reset (removing USB power cable) typically solves the problem temporarily. Anyone has experience with this problem?

      Edit: I also got the error when disconnecting the LTE connection:

      4b243386-99af-42f0-9f22-7af3a30f354c-image.png

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