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nrf5: Updating port with new content. SPI, SDcard (trough sdcard.py), Pin, and machine module. Also adding some basic modules depending on SDK and bluetooth stack from nordic semiconductor. NUS is module copied from original port by tralamazza, and new basic module for 6lowpan over BLE which can be used by modnetwork and modusocket. Basic BLE module to enable bluetooth stack and start a eddystone advertisment is kept, and still works without SDK, even if in the SDK folder (its placed there as it needs bluetooth stack from an SDK).
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import os
nrf5/modules: Updating mountsd, SD card test script with new params.
2016-12-27 09:42:35 -05:00
from machine import SPI, Pin
nrf5: Updating port with new content. SPI, SDcard (trough sdcard.py), Pin, and machine module. Also adding some basic modules depending on SDK and bluetooth stack from nordic semiconductor. NUS is module copied from original port by tralamazza, and new basic module for 6lowpan over BLE which can be used by modnetwork and modusocket. Basic BLE module to enable bluetooth stack and start a eddystone advertisment is kept, and still works without SDK, even if in the SDK folder (its placed there as it needs bluetooth stack from an SDK).
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from sdcard import SDCard
def mount_sd():
nrf5/modules: Updating mountsd, SD card test script with new params.
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sd = SDCard(SPI(0), Pin("A22", mode=Pin.OUT))
nrf5: Updating port with new content. SPI, SDcard (trough sdcard.py), Pin, and machine module. Also adding some basic modules depending on SDK and bluetooth stack from nordic semiconductor. NUS is module copied from original port by tralamazza, and new basic module for 6lowpan over BLE which can be used by modnetwork and modusocket. Basic BLE module to enable bluetooth stack and start a eddystone advertisment is kept, and still works without SDK, even if in the SDK folder (its placed there as it needs bluetooth stack from an SDK).
2016-12-13 14:27:26 -05:00
os.mount(sd, '/')