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    Does too much code and libraries uploaded lead to main.py not launching ?

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      brossingo
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        Paul Thornton
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        Hey there,

        Im pretty sure the board being full isnt the issue here. Just to clarify you mention it doesnt work when connected to a pc, does this mean it works when powered via battery?

        Paul

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          robert-hh @brossingo
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          @brossingo That depends on which board you use and how much memory each module needs. But looking at your screen shot, memory shortage is not likely the case, as @Paul-Thornton said.

          As a rule of thumb: unless your code allocates huge data structures, you can expect 10 lines of code/kByte to work fine. On a WiPy2 or LoPy1 this is about 500 lines of code, on all other boards it is about 25000. About twice that number if you pre-compile the code.

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            crumble @brossingo
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            Try to cross compile the lib folder.
            It may be a memory fragmentation problem, so you cannot allocate the needed buffer size.

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