Avram add speedup lora flashlora bug fix timeralarm sleep rgb persistent #587

…bled, they need to be refactored as per esp-idf 4.0

…es) + always thinks it is in soft_reset. Only necessary files are kept, only tested when secure boot is OFF.

… toolchain

…commit: Synchronize with ESP-IDF TAG: v4.0

…le of the "single app"..."

…read() as it causes core lockup.

…nd 2020r1 toolchain

… locations

…H_USE_LEGACY_IMPL"

…rupt of RMT pheripheral

…() and mod_ble_mesh_create_element() - NOT TESTED

…k functions

…ply small cosmetic changes - AT THIS POINT IMAGE IS TOO LARGE FOR FIPY

…duplication

…allback

…ert the previous commit

… value(new_value) to set the correct value (both issue related to the fix made in the previous 2 commits)

…BLE_Mesh' into idf_v4.0"

Updated to specification version 1.0.3

Removed RegionUS915-Hybrid files.

… the local copy

LoRaWAN specification version update to 1.0.3 (for IDF v4.0)

with depth=1, we cannot also do a git checkout IDF_HASH the speed difference between --depth=1 and not having it is 1m52 vs 1m58, so it never helped a lot anyway

xtensa-esp32-elf-gcc --version xtensa-esp32-elf-gcc (crosstool-NG esp-2020r2) 8.2.0

the BOARD=WIPY and LOPY are still there to support L01 and WiPy3 which have a flash size of 8MB makepkg: remove support for 4MB, ie - script - script2 - script_4MB - script_4MB_enc

# Conflicts: # esp32/Makefile

this reduces FW size, but it removes the ability to make an update of the LTE modem firmware

otherwise you can have old submodules lingering around and that can break the build

…e them with 2020r2 toolchain

…re lockup problem

…nterface (AP, STA) which has not been initialized

… the new Toolchain

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…acy tcpip_adapter is re-enabled in pycom-esp-idf

… mode the assert() is not empty

… into run-test

…hange is needed in Sigfox code)

…SEG_EXTERNAL_MEMORY=y option

…es not reconnect

# Conflicts: # esp32/mods/modwlan.c

… now it causes crash" commit

…peared with esp-idf 4.1

Update Jenkinsfile I hate Jenkins Update libtfmicro.a With bugfix from Bogdan. Create .gitignore Update Pybytes OTA library Update _OTA.py Update esp-idf libraries as per commit from pycom-esp-idf-ml: "Changes after synced with esp-idf 4.1 version" Update updater.py to the latest (received from Christian on 2020-Nov-10) [tfmicro] updated libs, for adding +/-1 samples number Synch with idf v4.1, ML and OTA factory+diff Use ml.h to import ML API. updated tfmicro library, using ml.h header file Updated idf hash to idf_v4.1_ml_ota branch Updated Jenkins for public pycom-esp-idf, bumped to v1.20.3.b2 keep factory OTA as binary

…R_CODE" commit

# Conflicts: # esp32/get_idf_libs.py

Adding ESP-NOW module

Master idf v4.1 ml otalib

Fix terminal redirection

this will reset the esp32 and the LTE modem on the GPy this requires PIC FW v12

- disable the existing LTE_EVENT_COVERAGE_LOST - disable sending +++ at a break

this way we only get unsolicited result codes for *state* changes (registered, registration lost), instead of for every *cell* change. This means fewer UART break signals, which in turn means fewer callbacks to deal with.

since 26adae2 it is possible that the lte task is not running. with this commit we can safely check the status, notably from modmachine.c machine_deepsleep()

previously lora was only /not started/ with pyethernet enabled. but when user tries to use it, it crashes with a nasty looking error: https://forum.pycom.io/topic/6176/pygate-assert-failed-error/2 with this change, lora can be fully excluded now and a user would get the much cleaner: ImportError: cannot import name LoRa

no functional change, but make the code a little more readable by pulling the semaphore and edits into a function and use more intuitive fct names

when the LTE modem is in 'FFH' mode or in 'RECOVERY' mode, we can't use normal LTE functionality the modem is normally brought into this state if a user starts a modem firmware update, but it is not completed successfully the next logical step is to perform/finish the upgrade FFH and RECOVERY are using 115200 baud. normal "FFF" modem firmware mode uses 921600. So, when we do not get a response at 921600, but we do get a response at 115200, we advise the user to perform upgrade

Use correct web call for release upgrades

original PR: #470 Implement make option MICROPY_FLOAT_IMPL on Pycom/ESP32, so it is simpler to build Pycom/ESP32 firmware with single or double precision float point numbers. For example : [esp32]$ make -j8 MICROPY_FLOAT_IMPL=double instead of changing the 'esp32/mpconfigport.h', line : #define MICROPY_FLOAT_IMPL (MICROPY_FLOAT_IMPL_FLOAT) to #define MICROPY_FLOAT_IMPL (MICROPY_FLOAT_IMPL_DOUBLE) Batch scripts to build many Pycom/ESP32 firmware variants with combinations of boards (WIPY LOPY SIPY GPY FIPY LOPY4), single/double precision, etc, become possible. In this way the Pycom/ESP32 building workflow becomes more compatible with MicroPython STM32 mainline workflow.

original PR: #471

…e_again2

Merge master into master_idf_v4.1

…esource.get_details() and resource.set_details() APIs

…atype, max_age and etag in resource.set_details()

…sable a given action on the resource

…is configured in AP mode

…s WLAN init

This reverts commit 8e0bfca.

…from pycom/DTLS_coap"

… sleep"

…sleep"

…acros into MicroPython project because they are only needed there and depend on a build configuration of that project"

Switchable Factory FW mode

Update compiler path to use 2020r3 and update Makefile to use latest IDF commit

Fix other compiler path too

An attempt to close a file twice resulted in a crash, because buffers should have been freed again. This change checks first, if a file is already closed.

Move it behind the error check for the close.

….) after close() not crash the system

…en and Lora IRQ interrupts it

Otherwise, superblocks will be overly used and wear out in cases, where a single file is rewritten again and again. See https://forum.pycom.io/topic/6734/external-flash-lose-files

… or normal factory fw mode (#233)

The place at which the time for the next transition is noticed moves from the start of the respective block to it's end, when the RGB led has switched. Co-authored-by: robert-hh <[email protected]>

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