Inspecting LoRa Memory
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is there any way to extract LoRaWAN join states from memory. I'm particularly interested in looking at NwkSKey.
This is to debug an issue I have when a join request reaches two gateways. My lorawan-server then seems to get confused and every subsequent message has bad_mic.
I think what is happening is the LoPy is using the NwkSKey from the first successful join and the lorawan-server is trying to use the one from the second join attempt. But really to prove it I would like to see what NwkSKey the lopy thinks it is using.
Is this possible.
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@wstallwood As far as I know you can’t do it directly from micropython, but you could easily build a custom image from source adding a few logs where appropriate.
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