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      LoPy 4 in a factory

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved LoPy lopy4 factory signal
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      @william About topic 1: I do not know that the LoPy has any of that by itself. There is a 3.3V power regulator, but thta cannot handle string interference, which may com in at each and every signal line. Topic 2: The watchdog is software, can handle some run-away software situation. You might need a separate hardware watchdog which pulls reset.
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      How should my vanilla LoPy 4 be configured?

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      @robert-hh Thanks. I did the os.mkfs('/flash') and then ran Pymate on my phone to re-establish a WiFi connection and reinitialize the chip (repopulating with main.py and boot.py) that I now see in ftp.
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      WiPy 1.0 Bricked, Red Light on even after factory reset

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved WiPy 2&3 reset bricked factory wipy 1 help
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      @josua Glad you got it working by doing the firmware upgrade procedure again
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