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    New firmware release version v1.7.9.b3 (LoRaWAN ABP bug fixed)

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      dbrgn
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      @daniel What happens if you call wlan = WLAN(); wlan.deinit() when wifi on boot is disabled? Nothing, right? Or does the constructor call allocate / initialize some resources again?

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        daniel
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        @dbrgn WiFi can always be enabled afterwards. The wifi on boot API only affects the behaviour during start up. If you call that specific sequence nothing will happen (calling WLAN() without params just returns the object).

        Cheers,
        Daniel

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