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    programatic way to run CTRL-F?

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      troy salt
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      Is there a programatic equivalent to CTRL-F to boot into safe mode without running boot.py or main.py?

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        Gijs
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        Check out this documentation page: https://docs.pycom.io/gettingstarted/programming/safeboot/

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          robert-hh @Gijs
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          @Gijs that was not to he question.

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            Gijs
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            Ah I was under the impression we also explained this on that page: https://docs.pycom.io/firmwareapi/pycom/pycom/#pycombootmgrboot_partitionpycomfactory-fs_typefat-safebootfalse-resetfalse, if you set the safeboot argument to True, it should only safeboot after a reset

            I'll add it to the page when I get the chance

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              robert-hh @Gijs
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              @Gijs That looks better, only that the link you provided leads to the "stable" version of the Pycom module, which does not show the bootmgr() method. One (at least me) has to manually switch from the "Stable" to "Development" version.

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                Gijs
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                The development documentation is currently way out of sync with the stable documentation. We're working on releasing information relevant to the beta releases on the development pages, while keeping the stable docs most up to date with the stable releases and examples.

                Though Im not sure what you mean, If you click on the link I posted, it takes you right to the bootmgr() function in the stable docs?

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                  robert-hh @Gijs
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                  @Gijs Yes, You're right. I cleared the cache of the browser, and that changed the layout & content of the page.

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