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    New firmware release, version 1.6.0.b1

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      Neo @daniel
      last edited by

      @daniel It is still hanging. There is diff between your output and my output.... and I know why. My script is embedded in the app importing some additional modules.... that why mem is starting from 20K and not 50K as yours. Some of these modules have some static data and some of them have thread locks and Wifi data. Let me check.... the circle radius it will be reduced if I will take it one by one.

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        Neo @Neo
        last edited by Neo

        @Daniel I changed the LopY with new one + upgrade to 1.6.3b1 and I ran only your script. Now the output is the same as yours... .but it ALWAYS hanging after the mem displays 400. Here is the output:

        Running
        Soft resetting the LoPy
        Memory 55280
        Memory 54720
        Memory 54160
        Memory 53600
        Memory 53040
        Memory 52480
        Memory 51920
        Memory 51360
        Memory 50800
        Memory 50240
        Memory 49680
        Memory 49120
        Memory 48560
        Memory 48000
        Memory 47440
        Memory 46880
        Memory 46320
        Memory 45760
        Memory 45200
        Memory 44640
        Memory 44080
        Memory 43520
        Memory 42960
        Memory 42400
        Memory 41840
        Memory 41280
        Memory 40720
        Memory 40160
        Memory 39600
        Memory 39040
        Memory 38480
        Memory 37920
        Memory 37360
        Memory 36800
        Memory 36240
        Memory 35680
        Memory 35120
        Memory 34560
        Memory 34000
        Memory 33440
        Memory 32880
        Memory 32320
        Memory 31760
        Memory 31200
        Memory 30640
        Memory 30080
        Memory 29520
        Memory 28960
        Memory 28400
        Memory 27840
        Memory 27280
        Memory 26720
        Memory 26160
        Memory 25600
        Memory 25040
        Memory 24480
        Memory 23920
        Memory 23360
        Memory 22800
        Memory 22240
        Memory 21680
        Memory 21120
        Memory 20560
        Memory 20000
        Memory 19440
        Memory 18880
        Memory 18320
        Memory 17760
        Memory 17200
        Memory 16640
        Memory 16080
        Memory 15520
        Memory 14960
        Memory 14400
        Memory 13840
        Memory 13280
        Memory 12720
        Memory 12160
        Memory 11600
        Memory 11040
        Memory 10480
        Memory 9920
        Memory 9360
        Memory 8800
        Memory 8240
        Memory 7680
        Memory 7120
        Memory 6560
        Memory 6000
        Memory 5440
        Memory 4880
        Memory 4320
        Memory 3760
        Memory 3200
        Memory 2640
        Memory 2080
        Memory 1520
        Memory 960
        Memory 400
        ets Jun 8 2016 00:22:57

        rst:0x1 (POWERON_RESET),boot:0x13 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT)
        configsip: 0, SPIWP:0x00
        clk_drv:0x00,q_drv:0x00,d_drv:

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          Colateral @Neo
          last edited by Colateral

          @Neo On my LopY I have the same behavior. It is not necessary to iterate until end. Put gc.collect() after that sleep and .... that's it.

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            madsdk
            last edited by

            I'm having big FTP stability problems after updating to this version. When I upload stuff it fails about half the time. Anyone else having problems with that? The problem is especially bad when uploading multiple files in one go.

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              livius @daniel
              last edited by livius

              @daniel said in New firmware release, version 1.6.0.b1:

              could it be that your file system is corrupted from previous firmware versions? Could you try:
              import os
              os.mkfs('/flash')

              to format the file system and start from scratch...
              Cheers,
              Daniel

              formated and tested on 1.6.1.b1 and still file corruption :(
              now i am testing 1.6.3
              on the left you have oryginal file - on the right corrupted
              0_1487351579822_upload-761dcbc2-0899-4a15-9d89-c827cf117346

              UPDATE
              flashed to 1.6.3
              formated and error is same -

              but!

              It is not visible at start see steps:

              1. write e.g. test.py (copy normal onewire content twice to this file on computer)
              2. copy this file to wipy throught ftp
              3. download it and see if it is ok - yes it is ok
              4. disable power (totally)
              5. power on wipy
              6. connect to it by ftp and download test.py - now it is corrupted

              UPDATE2
              It looks like it happened not always
              after few try storing file and restart i finally have file ok (strange)

              think about people first, then computers

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                PCA
                last edited by

                I confirm the issue with bluetooth callback disabled in 1.6.0.b1 is solved in 1.6.3.b2.
                thanks @daniel

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                  Neo
                  last edited by Neo

                  @Daniel On LoPy with 1.6.3.b2 the issue with the gc.collect()/memeory release is till persistent. Please run that test file with the LoRa socket recv and check it.

                  When do you think that we will have a fix for this? It is CRITICAL from many people point o view.

                  (sysname='LoPy', nodename='LoPy', release='1.6.3.b2', version='v1.8.6-464-g0f843911 on 2017-02-17', machine='LoPy with ESP32', lorawan='1.0.0')

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                    daniel
                    last edited by

                    @Neo I agree it's super CRITICAL. It's on the top of our priorities at this moment. We'll do our best to resolve it ASAP.

                    Cheers,
                    Daniel

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                      JF002 @Neo
                      last edited by

                      @Neo said in New firmware release, version 1.6.0.b1:

                      @Daniel On LoPy with 1.6.3.b2 the issue with the gc.collect()/memeory release is till persistent. Please run that test file with the LoRa socket recv and check it.

                      When do you think that we will have a fix for this? It is CRITICAL from many people point o view.

                      (sysname='LoPy', nodename='LoPy', release='1.6.3.b2', version='v1.8.6-464-g0f843911 on 2017-02-17', machine='LoPy with ESP32', lorawan='1.0.0')

                      I also still have this bug... I was hoping it would be resolved in this update (1.3.6), but it doesn't seem to be the case... Do you want us to fill a bug on github?

                      Thanks!

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                        daniel
                        last edited by

                        @JF002 yes please do report it on Github with a piece of code to reproduce the issue easily (include your boot.py as well if possible). Thanks!

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                          JF002 @daniel
                          last edited by

                          @daniel said in New firmware release, version 1.6.0.b1:

                          @JF002 yes please do report it on Github with a piece of code to reproduce the issue easily (include your boot.py as well if possible). Thanks!

                          Here it is :) https://github.com/pycom/pycom-micropython/issues/82

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                            crankshaft @daniel
                            last edited by

                            @daniel - as you requested, I re-posted my issues / bugs on github duplicating the posts I already made on the this forum, and surprise, surprise, no replies on the github issues either.

                            I am very disappointed that despite posting my issues, nobody has taken a few minutes to verify / validate or even ask me any questions regarding these issues, I think that you really need to review your priorities.

                            I have spent the last week porting my code to ESP8266 and I face none of the issues that I posted on this forum regarding guru mediation crashes, intermittent loss of socket connections etc etc etc.

                            Remember that it takes a long time to develop a good reputation, and very little time to loose it !

                            :-(

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                              daniel
                              last edited by

                              @crankshaft we have seen your issues and we are working on fixing them, but it takes time, the ESP-IDF is in an unstable state which doesn't make things easy.

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                                crankshaft @daniel
                                last edited by

                                @daniel - someone needs to reply to each issue posted by users, we are not mind readers !

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