eeprom.a() should return a 1 or 2 byte string, not a native code function. In this case it should return: "P".
This is pure JS - it has nothing to do with the connected device.
I also cannot reproduce that behavior on my system - I get the correct results...
console.log(eeprom.a(eeprom.i2ca)); P
What version of Espruino firmware are you using?
I'm also PMing Gordon, maybe he might have some insight here.
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eeprom.a() should return a 1 or 2 byte string, not a native code function. In this case it should return: "P".
This is pure JS - it has nothing to do with the connected device.
I also cannot reproduce that behavior on my system - I get the correct results...
What version of Espruino firmware are you using?
I'm also PMing Gordon, maybe he might have some insight here.