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    New Firmware Release Candidate v1.20.0

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      tlanier @iwahdan
      last edited by

      @iwahdan
      Interesting discovery:

      • As noted earier after a lte.reset() method call, the lte.iccid() method no longer returns a value.

      • The sqnsupgrade.info(True) method call resets the modem to a state where the lte.iccid() method returns a correct value.

      • In other words the sqnsupgrade.info(True) seems to do something to the modem state that lte.reset() does not.

      I don't pretend to understand what the ramifications of this are, but I thought it was worth noting. I know of no other software command that will restore the modem to a state where the lte.iccid() method works.

      0_1545940514261_57d89479-2103-42c8-892b-51f77061a6f1-image.png

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        tlanier @iwahdan
        last edited by

        @iwahdan
        I've now discovered what looks like a better way to enable the iccid() method to work after a reset.

        • lte.reset()

        • lte.iccid() does not work

        • LTE.reconnect_uart()

        • lte.init()

        • lte.iccid() then works!

        My guess is that other methods may not function correctly after a reset() without calling the LTE.reconnect_uart() method, but that is just speculation.

        0_1546016196980_3c5d6363-e2e4-445b-a480-7f82dfb88713-image.png

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          Xykon administrators
          last edited by Xykon

          A new version 1.20.0.rc4 is now available with the following updates:

          Co-Authored-By: @iwahdan
          mods/modusocket: use getaddrinfo() instead of n_gethostbyname() in mod_usocket_getaddrinfo()
          esp32/modusocket:Add mpy API to get/set DNS servers ipv4 addr
          mods/machrtc: Add optional parameter backup_server to specify two NTP servers
          esp32: Fixes in order to get the LoRaWAN US915 certification passing
          esp32/frozen: updated MQTTMsgHandler.py
          esp32/pycom_config: fix typos

          Co-Authored-By: @robert-hh
          help: Simplify and extend help()
          mods/machspi.c: Fix the bug in spi.read()
          esp32/micropython: correction to keyboard interrupts exposure

          Update IDF libraries to pycom-esp-idf/idf_v3.1 ebff2ed
          mods/machrtc: Fix rtc.synced()

          Fix typo in get_idf_libs.py

          Example1: Set primary and secondary (backup) ntp server.

          from machine import RTC
          rtc = RTC()
          rtc.ntp_sync('pool.ntp.org', backup_server='ntp.ubuntu.com')
          rtc.synced()
          

          Example2: Check and update name server configuration

          import socket
          # Check configured name servers
          socket.dnsserver()
          ==> ('8.8.8.8', '8.8.8.8')
          # Check primary name server (index: 0)
          socket.dnsserver(0)
          ==>  (0, '8.8.8.8')
          # Set primary name server (index: 0)
          socket.dnsserver(0, '10.0.0.1')
          # Set secondary name server (index: 1)
          socket.dnsserver(1, '192.168.1.1')
          socket.dnsserver(0)
          ==>  (0, '10.0.0.1')
          socket.dnsserver()
          ==>  ('10.0.0.1', '192.168.1.1')
          

          Christian Ehlers

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            crumble @Xykon
            last edited by crumble

            Have you changed someting in _thread or i2c as well?

            up to ec2 I had huge problems with i2c and a pytrack.
            Under rc3 it was more stable when serializing i2c with a lock. But deepsleep failed once without visible i2c exception.

            Now it runs for some hours without a problem on a LoPy and WiPi3. I hope you have done a great job. Not that I have a lot of bad luck and and miss allways the issue.;)

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              Xykon administrators @crumble
              last edited by

              @crumble said in New Firmware Release Candidate v1.20.0.rc0:

              Have you changed someting in _thread or i2c as well?

              Maybe it's the updated IDF libraries... I haven't changed anything in the source code related to that functionality.

              Christian Ehlers

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                crumble @Xykon
                last edited by

                I move back to FAT file system. LittleFS worked fine for some time, but suddenly it was not possible to upload files with the ATOM plugin running Windows 10.

                >>>
                >>>
                Uploading project (main folder)...
                Not safe booting, disabled in settings
                
                Reading file status
                Failed to read project status, uploading all files
                Creating dir lib
                [1/5] Writing file lib/dth.mpy (2kb)
                [2/5] Writing file lib/pycoproc.mpy (6kb)
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                timeout
                [3/5] Writing file lib/pytrack.mpy (0kb)
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                timeout
                [4/5] Writing file lib/sfGPS.mpy (7kb)
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                timeout
                [5/5] Writing file main.py (4kb)
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                Failed to write file, trying again...
                Upload failed.: timeout Please reboot your device manually.
                
                

                The failed to write messages do not pop up always after two files. Sometimes after main.py

                I flashed the firmware with erasing the file system flag, it failed.
                I flashed again with FAT and it worked.
                Flashed 3rd time with LittleFS and failed again.

                Maybe a timestamp problem? I had no problems during the afternoon. Time zone is Berlin. Problem started around 20:00 local time.

                FTP worked well.

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                  rogerrr
                  last edited by

                  Hi,

                  When will be able to use macfilter and/or commissioner in cli function ?
                  Else, is there a way to secure the mesh networks ?

                  Thanks

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                    Paul Thornton @rogerrr
                    last edited by

                    @rogerrr Hi, whilst I can confirm Macfilter/commissioner is on our roadmap but I dont have a timeframe for delivery at the moment.

                    re current security methods. All mesh traffic is currently encrypted with a pre shared key that matches across all nodes.

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                      rogerrr @Paul Thornton
                      last edited by

                      @paul-thornton thanks for your answer,
                      Can i set this value ?

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                        Paul Thornton @rogerrr
                        last edited by

                        @rogerrr @Xykon Could you answer this?

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                          serafimsaudade
                          last edited by

                          I'm testing this new fw v1.20.0.rc4 release with GPY with lasted NB modem fw.
                          Resume:
                          1 - I'm able to connect and send data over NB (Portugal - MEO operator)
                          2 - rtc.ntp_sync() is working over NB and WIFI
                          3 - rtc.synced() is working over NB and WIFI
                          4 - I notice that sometimes the usocket.read() don't timeout, I will continue doing more tests.

                          keep the good work.

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                            crumble @crumble
                            last edited by

                            Bad luck today run into the i2c issue on init of pytrack:

                              File "main.py", line 62, in <module>
                              File "lib\pytrack.py", line 8, in __init__
                              File "lib\pycoproc.py", line 102, in __init__
                              File "lib\pycoproc.py", line 164, in set_bits_in_memory
                              File "lib\pycoproc.py", line 155, in magic_write_read
                              File "lib\pycoproc.py", line 117, in _read
                            OSError: I2C bus error
                            

                            It will be nice, if this message has more details inside the development firmware. It is the same when reading or writing on the python level. But maybe a "doesn't work on my machine" is helpful, too ;)

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                              crumble @Xykon
                              last edited by

                              @xykon

                              Update IDF libraries to pycom-esp-idf/idf_v3.1 ebff2ed

                              I tried to compile debian submodule on win10. But fail with a lot of the idf_v3.1* branches.
                              It misses include files from the folder mbedtls

                              mods/modussl.h:19:25: fatal error: mbedtls/net.h: No such file or directory
                              compilation terminated.
                              mods/moduhashlib.c:26:26: fatal error: mbedtls/sha1.h: No such file or directory
                              compilation terminated.
                              In file included from mods/modussl.c:28:0:
                              mods/modussl.h:19:25: fatal error: mbedtls/net.h: No such file or directory
                              compilation terminated.
                              In file included from mods/lwipsocket.c:31:0:
                              mods/modussl.h:19:25: fatal error: mbedtls/net.h: No such file or directory
                              compilation terminated.
                              

                              origin/master compiles without problems.

                              Can I give the original idf v3.1.2 a try or do I need your changes?
                              Hey, there is a change for i2c. I have no clue what this means, but i had to have it. Just too scared to brick the device without your go ;)

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                                robert-hh @crumble
                                last edited by

                                @crumble Dis you issue in the esp-idf folder the command:

                                git submodule update --init

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                                  crumble @robert-hh
                                  last edited by

                                  @robert-hh
                                  Thanks a lot Robert. I had done this in master branch only or it failed for some reason.

                                  Was not able to link it with idf_v3.1 but idf_v3.1.1 works.

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                                    robert-hh @crumble
                                    last edited by

                                    @crumble You have to do that after any checkout in the esp-idf repository. So if you change to v3.1, you have to repeat that. And in the Micropython subdirectory you have to rebuild mpy-cross.

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                                      Sympatron
                                      last edited by

                                      @iwahdan @Xykon
                                      What happend to the development branch and version 1.19 (which is still in beta)?
                                      Was it abandoned? As far as I can see they both branched from 1.18, but with similar changes, especially regarding the new directory structure.
                                      Is everything that was new/fixed in 1.19 also in 1.20?

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                                        brotherdust
                                        last edited by brotherdust

                                        @iwahdan
                                        May I suggest enabling OrderedDict in collections?

                                        #define MICROPY_PY_COLLECTIONS_ORDEREDDICT (1)
                                        
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                                          brotherdust
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                                            brotherdust
                                            last edited by

                                            @iwahdan
                                            Getting build errors on release-candidate:HEAD (2/27/19):

                                            LINK build/WIPY/release/application.elf
                                            lib/libbt.a(bt.o):(.literal.btdm_check_and_init_bb+0x4): undefined reference to `btdm_rf_bb_init_phase2'
                                            lib/libbt.a(bt.o): In function `btdm_check_and_init_bb':
                                            /Users/iwahdan/esp/pycom-esp-idf/components/bt/bt.c:1165: undefined reference to `btdm_rf_bb_init_phase2'
                                            collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
                                            make: *** [application.mk:632: build/WIPY/release/application.elf] Error 1
                                            

                                            Any thoughts here?
                                            Thanks!

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