Try to cross compile the lib folder. It may be a memory fragmentation problem, so you cannot allocate the needed buffer size.

Hi @nicoloboatto, Indeed it is not supported currently, but it's on our list.

I was able to upload it by not safe booting, but it would be nice to be able to boot in safe mode with this.

hi @stefan85e, Short between G28 and 3V3 it's for safe-boot (booting without executing micropython scrips or loading previous OTA firmware). This is not required. Let's simplify and isolate problems. upload scripts with Atom Here make a simple print("hello") , no UART usage, yet; it should work usage of UART class. Here if you just want to output messages, print() method should be enough. UART 0 is already indirected to P0/P1, thru print(). The second UART (#1), it's for communicating with another device connected to the Expansion Board (not with the USB/FTDI chip).

@johand Thanks for the info, I'm able to reproduce the issue. There's indeed a problem in the upload feature, which has been solved in the latest versions of Atom. The VSC plugin is a bit behind code wise. We're working on a refactor of the Atom upload feature right now, when that's done we'll upgrade VSC as well to be up to date with it. That'll solve this issue. For now either be a bit patient with uploading with VSC or temporarily switch to Atom for this project. Sorry for the inconvenience!

@robert-hh Thank you, that did it (Setting the single connection only).

@reefat as documented here: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/toolsandfeatures/FTP.html There's a limit of 1 simultaneous connection, so you might have to tweak a few settings in Cyberduck or other FTP client. The described settings in FileZilla work very well.