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      bjsi9 @jmarcelino
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      @jmarcelino I've sent my code to you. Do you think its possible that the code, compined with the firmware update, burned the circuit? :) I'm running out of ideas.

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        bjsi9
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        I just deleted the boot.py and main.py on one of my LoPy4's via the FTP. When i start the device same chrash every other second.

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          robert-hh @bjsi9
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          @bjsi9 Can you try to erase the flash completely using esptool.py, subcommand erase_flash, and specifying the flash size. That will delete EVERYTHING including configuration and registration options. That will be restored with a pycom update, you can run afterwards.
          If you have the firmware creating environment set up, you can also run the command:
          make erase
          As always, you need to tie P2 to GND to activate the ROM bootloader.

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            bjsi9 @robert-hh
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            @robert-hh I found the esptool.py on this link, and copied to a file on my desktop: https://github.com/pycom/pycom-micropython-sigfox/blob/master/esp32/tools/esptool.py

            I need som guidelines on how to proceed. I think this file goes to the lib folder, and i have to command it from the pymakr.
            If this is correct, what is the exact command to execute til esptool? Thank you

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              robert-hh @bjsi9
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              @bjsi9 Esptool.py is executed on your PC from the command line (cmd on Windows, terminal on Linux/Max). It is also used internally by the pycom update tool. Just call :

              python3 esptool.py --help

              to erase, run

              python3 esptool.py -p <portname> -c esp32 erase_flash

              Edit: Esptool is also here: https://github.com/espressif/esptool

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                jmarcelino @bjsi9
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                @bjsi9
                Could you a test please, go into safe boot so you have control and do

                import pycom
                pycom.wifi_on_boot(False)
                

                To disable WiFi hostAP on boot until activated again.

                Then let me know if stops crashing.

                Thanks!

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                  bjsi9 @jmarcelino
                  last edited by bjsi9

                  @jmarcelino Success! My two LoPy4's with firmware 1.17.3.b1 and my own code running, no chrashes so far. Haven't tested for more than 10 minutes, but looks fine. Will test SiPy's tomorrow.
                  THANK YOU

                  Update: Still running 1+ hours. Great succes

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                    robert-hh @bjsi9
                    last edited by robert-hh

                    @jmarcelino Good to know that WiFi on boot is also disabled on safe boot. Or am I wrong?

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                      bjsi9 @robert-hh
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                      @robert-hh I dont think so. Because i can connect to the wifiAP when it is safe boot.
                      But not now, after this "fix". In both safe boot and normal.
                      I put the pycom.wifi_on_boot(False) into my main.py. And so far running fine.

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                        MarcosPycom77 @jmarcelino
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                        @jmarcelino do you already searching for a solution or have found it ???? I have the same problem

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