Well, I seem to have gone backwards. Yesterday, afterflashing both chips, I was able to blink the green LED, whereas I could only switch it on before, not off. I then moved onto trying to test the WiFi side, but gave up after getting errors with ap.connect. So, off to bed I went.
In the morning, I find that the LED has stopped turning off, and I still can't get wireless to work. I have tried the Willthrom bin, and also the ESP version. I have reflashed again, and also tried different versions of Micropython. Nothing makes any difference.
Perhaps a clue is that when trying some things like:I guess that it is looking at the wrong library, e.g. looking for CYW43, whereas I should be using one for the ESP8285.
Can someone point me in the right direction on this?
In the morning, I find that the LED has stopped turning off, and I still can't get wireless to work. I have tried the Willthrom bin, and also the ESP version. I have reflashed again, and also tried different versions of Micropython. Nothing makes any difference.
Perhaps a clue is that when trying some things like:
Code:
>>> import network>>> wlan = WLAN()>>> wlan.mode()Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>AttributeError: 'CYW43' object has no attribute 'mode'Can someone point me in the right direction on this?
Statistics: Posted by bakaman — Mon Aug 05, 2024 4:11 pm