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    ESP32 low power: 1 core and 80Mhz

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      Colateral
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      Hello,

      Does anybody know how to set WipY (esp32) to use one core and 80Mhz freqv in the git c code? ESP32 has tool to set this but seems that is not working with pycom code.

      I am trying to set low energy consumption on WiPy.

      Thank you

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        jcaron @Colateral
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        @colateral I believe that the Pycom firmware uses one core for networking and the other to run the actual MicroPython code, or something similar. Not sure how easy it would be to disable one of the cores altogether.

        There has been discussion about changing the frequency though, there must be a thread somewhere in the forum with instructions IIRC.

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