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    How to interrupt executing main.py from lopy

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      monersss
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      Hello

      I have a lopy where i modify the main.py to connect with another lopy. I want to change the lopy main.py again, but i cannot interrupt code running. Can you HELP me and give me an advice how to stop running the code? Right now I am unable to do the factory reset since REPL is busy with communication going on.

      Thanks in advance!

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        robert-hh @monersss
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        @monersss If you get access to the REPL, you can simply hit Ctrl-C. Otherwise you can use safeboot:
        Connect G28 with the 3v3 pni, and then push reset. When the LED turns orange, then disconnect the wire. The device will then not execute boot.py and main.py.

        The documentation talks about falling back to a series of previous versions, but that is nonsense on a Lopy

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