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    New development firmware release v1.19.0.b1

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      iwahdan @rcolistete
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      Hi @rcolistete , yes in light sleep mode the current consumption on a Lopy is 3.5 mA with RTC peripherals ON

      Wahdan

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        Sympatron @Xykon
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        @xykon I looked into LittleFS and it supports custom attributes per file/folder. So I think timestamps can be implemented. Is there any plan to do so?

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          Xykon administrators @Sympatron
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          @sympatron said in New development firmware release v1.19.0.b1:

          @xykon I looked into LittleFS and it supports custom attributes per file/folder. So I think timestamps can be implemented. Is there any plan to do so?

          I will ask the developer who implemented LittleFS to look into that. It would help if you could provide a use case where this is relevant.

          Christian Ehlers

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            Sympatron @Xykon
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            @xykon I don't have a specific use case. I just wanted to point out that it would not be too hard to implement, because @bmarkus said it might be an issue for some people.

            For us it is a lot more important when this version will be available on GitHub. Since we use a custom firmware we cannot really use the new features until I can merge them with our fork.

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              gregcope @iwahdan
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              @iwahdan what is the assumed current category consumption in light sleep mode?

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                iwahdan @gregcope
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                Hi @gregcope for light sleep current consumption is 3.5 mA

                Wahdan

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                  robert-hh @iwahdan
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                  @iwahdan machine.sleep(time): the time seem to be ms, not us.

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                    iwahdan @robert-hh
                    last edited by iwahdan

                    @robert-hh yes it is a mistake in my post, I’ve corrected it
                    Thanks

                    Wahdan

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                      Sympatron @Xykon
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                        Colateral
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                        Do you push it in github for make build? There is still 1.18.0.

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                          Sympatron @Colateral
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                          @colateral It's in the development branch.

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