CIRCUITPY folder opens but payload does not execute

[lilkahuna]

I have recently followed the tutorial using 2 different zips of circuit python(adafruit-circuitpython-bundle-7.x-mpy-20221215 and adafruit-circuitpython-bundle-7.x-mpy-20230213). I have used a network chuck tutorial and that didnt work so i used the nuke.uf2 to restart and try again. I ended up following the instructions on the github step by step try the diffent zips and libraries, i have had no luck. The board I am using is the RP2040.

Does anyone have an idea on what to do?
Thanks you.

[skyblaster]

If you haven't done so already, I would recommend installing the Mu editor so you can evaluate your code execution via the serial console:
https://learn.adafruit.com/welcome-to-circuitpython/installing-mu-editor

[elliotmoreau]

I have the same exact issue, I also first used network chuck tutorial and then ended up following the instructions on the github but it's still not working...

If anyone could help that would be cool.

[elliotmoreau]

Ok I found the problem for me, this line (in the code.py file) : notsupervisor.disable_autoreload() seems to make the script crash I removed it and now it works.

[lilkahuna]

Does it actually run th script when plugged into the pc? Also what operating system do you use because I was rold it doesn't work on windows anymore because of a recent patch.

[elliotmoreau]

Does it actually run th script when plugged into the pc? Also what operating system do you use because I was rold it doesn't work on windows anymore because of a recent patch.

I'm on windows 10 and yes it runs when I plug it in !

[lilkahuna]

Alright, did you just use the newest version of circuit python and follow the instructions? Just want to make sure I'm doing it right this time.

[elliotmoreau]

I'll give you my lib files (there is files for a french keyboard but you just don't have to use them) :
lib.zip

[lilkahuna]

What version of circuit python do you use and should I just put code and boot.py in the root of the Pico right?

[dbisu]

Hey all,
I was out because of a work trip. I am still working on validating the code with CircuitPython 8.0.0. I'm hoping by the end of the weekend to have any changes merged into main.

[elliotmoreau]

What version of circuit python do you use and should I just put code and boot.py in the root of the Pico right?

The 7x one and yes code.py and boot.py should be in the root of the pico

[elliotmoreau]

Hey all, I was out because of a work trip. I am still working on validating the code with CircuitPython 8.0.0. I'm hoping by the end of the weekend to have any changes merged into main.

I don't really know what it's gonna change to be honnest but I mean if it fixes the issue it's cool ! I just bough a pico 2 days ago to try this so don't really know about CircuitPython and all this stuff ahah.

[lilkahuna]

I used your lib files and 7.0.0 circuitpy but it still won't work. I also commented out line 127.

[elliotmoreau]

I used your lib files and 7.0.0 circuitpy but it still won't work. I also commented out line 127.

Execute your code.py in this : https://codewith.mu/ If there is any error just tell me. That's how I found the problem with the line 127.

[dbisu]

If you change line 127 to this, it will give the same function, updated for CircuitPython 8.0.0

# turn off automatically reloading when files are written to the pico
#supervisor.disable_autoreload()
supervisor.runtime.autoreload = False

This is in the picow branch that I am currently testing for merge into main.