In my opinion RESET pin should not be left floating. Try to connect pull-up resistor to 3.3V in 10k-20k range. Check L01 OEM Baseboard schematic: https://docs.pycom.io/product-info-datasheets/oem/l01_reference Edit: Sorry, now I noticed the reset pull-up already being in your schematic. Anyway try to use FTP client for script uploading.

Good to hear you sorted that out @theshade! If I have time I might fix Pymakr to look in that folder on a raspi, although I think there are not many people running this setup. (ps Pymakr is open source, so if you want to do that yourself with a pull request, feel free)

@modellhaus I suggest you two things for help, the first is to modify your post and please enclose your code in correct code balise ( </> tool in line above )to help reading . The second thing is to post the error message and line number where it happen to help analysis.

Hi @Martinnn, empty folders are ignored when uploading. If you put a file in there, it'll upload it. Or you could create one via FTP on the device.

Hi @dan thanks for your reply. Actually not, also tried with an older VSC version (i.e. 1.25.1) but result is even worst (error: command pymakr.* not found and console doesn't start). Also downgraded Node.js to the LTS (8.12.0) but no luck. Because I'm using VSC for Python and to manage other non-pycom micropython-based boards via terminal it would be comfortable having a single IDE. Is there a particular setup known to work (firmware, VSC, Pymakr, Node.js, versions, platforms and architecture)? PS: Using Atom 1.31.1 on Win10/64 with Pymakr 1.4.4 I notice no issues, REPL responds correctly.

@gmedlicott it's not True by default, because older firmware doesn't support it. We have documentation for pymakr settings here

@nickboots Have you tried Pymakr 1.4.4?

@dan issue persists with 1.0.3

Hi @james Could you try reinstalling VSCode and Pymakr? I've tried 1.27.2 and it works fine, so it might be something with your config. I haven't seen this issue yet, so it might be related to something else.

Yup, still the same lack of buttons after disconnect/reconnect

in this section, there was only : #terminal { background: #000; padding-left: 2px; } I have added the line : font-size: 16px; and that is better to read , thanks !

This issue is discussed on GitHub here

HI @ropito, I've tested it and I see that it indeed doesn't display the project name when working on windows. It's only a UI issue though. It does detect your project and will upload files from it when using the upload or download feature. It's just the UI label that doesn't display the name. I'll look into it and will fix the label in the next release.

Thanks heaps @dan Its working fine for me now on VSCode 1.27.2 :-)

Hi @John-Baird I hope you (and I) find a satisfying environment to work with these devices. Another project I've come across since then is balena (which used to be called resin) https://www.balena.io/ It's a very cool project, with almost everything open source and which can be self hosted. I talked about my use case on their forum https://forums.balena.io/t/edge-node-manager-for-wipy-micropython/2549 and someone replied with this https://github.com/Bucknalla/resin-pycom-ota project which I haven't had the time yet to try out. The idea is that you have a device that acts as and "edge manager", that device runs balena and whenever you upload new code (git commit & push) the edge device will update your pycom devices.

@dan I have the same Issue on Ubuntu 18, extension don't work VSCode version 1.27.2 Pymakr version 1.0.2

@dan Roger that!

@Ralph, thanks very much. It now works again.

@ulwur could you post your version numbers? (VSCode, Operating System, Pymakr)