Hmm - thanks! Well, at least that shows it's not a hardware initialisation issue, since the low speed internal oscillator is selected and on.
Can you check getTime() and see if that increments?
getTime()
Also, you can view what timers you have by doing print(global["\xff"].timers) - it'd be interesting to see if the 'time' on them changed at all
print(global["\xff"].timers)
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Hmm - thanks! Well, at least that shows it's not a hardware initialisation issue, since the low speed internal oscillator is selected and on.
Can you check
getTime()
and see if that increments?Also, you can view what timers you have by doing
print(global["\xff"].timers)
- it'd be interesting to see if the 'time' on them changed at all