@dbrgn The library may also have a local cache, which would be used for reading, and could compare values against the cache before actually writing to flash. There could also be some way to write only a few bytes rather than full sectors like a filesystem would do, not sure if that's actually possible with the flash interface used.

The Python port supports the standard socket communication methods. So if you have a python client code, that should run on LoPy. For some basic examples, see section 5 of the documentation. The documentation is always worth a look, in addition to the standard Python manuals.

@stroggo thanks, i am able to connect my LoPy with the WiFi, i am thinking how to make it communicate with my computer in the same WiFi environment.

Ouch. That's probably something that should be documented by Pycom. Thanks for the link!

@robert-hh Thats great. Have skipped my attention so far... Thanks!

@R.W LoPy and WiPy2 have floating point math, WiPy1 does not have it. MicroPython ef7cfd8 on 2017-09-13; LoPy with ESP32 Type "help()" for more information. >>> 1/3 0.3333333 >>>

@Jurassic-Pork thanks! Will give it a try. Best regards.

hank for your help but i tried hard but didn't succeed so for now i'll go with telnet connection. To do it with my desktop Pc i use my android smartphone with the usb tethear function

Which channel plan are you using?

@iotGeek There is a new Pymakr plugin update (v0.1.4) that resolved the issues with the new update (August 2017) if VSC. Try installing it and good luck!

@maelstrom Hello, LoRaRAW works for me between 2 LoPys both on EUR and US frequencies on the latest firmware, all the other parameters are default values.

@ledbelly2142 Hi ledbelly2142 I am doing a project with the same devices as you. I am a begineer of IoT and it seems I can learn something from your experience. May you share the whole code you have done of this deep sleep shield connected with LoRa, if you still have it. Thanks in advance! Regards Rachel