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I bootstrapped my badge over wifi and then tried to use tilda_tools reset to put the badge into a known state but this always gave obscure errors:
[jburgess@localhost Mk4-Apps]$ ./tilda_tools reset
Connected to badge: DONE
Stopping running app: DONE
could not exec command (response: b'>>')
[jburgess@localhost Mk4-Apps]$ ./tilda_tools reset
Connected to badge: DONE
Stopping running app: DONE
could not exec command (response: b'",')
[jburgess@localhost Mk4-Apps]$
going to the repl with minicom I got a clue that h was missing:
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'h' is not defined
>>>
After some more digging I see that h() is defined by copy_via_repl_header.py and that only gets copied to the badge if you use something like tilda_tools sync. It would be nice if the reset code had some better error checking or could automatically copy across this file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I bootstrapped my badge over wifi and then tried to use
tilda_tools reset
to put the badge into a known state but this always gave obscure errors:going to the repl with minicom I got a clue that
h
was missing:After some more digging I see that
h()
is defined bycopy_via_repl_header.py
and that only gets copied to the badge if you use something liketilda_tools sync
. It would be nice if the reset code had some better error checking or could automatically copy across this file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: