This got the board working again.
It still goes nuts and I have to re-flash when I run wifi.save() and reboot.
I am not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I just removed the wifi.save() and moved the wifi connect to the onInit function and it works on reboot. Is there something wrong with doing this?
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So I should have been running this...
This got the board working again.
It still goes nuts and I have to re-flash when I run
wifi.save()
and reboot.I am not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I just removed the
wifi.save()
and moved the wifi connect to the onInit function and it works on reboot. Is there something wrong with doing this?Thanks for all of your help by the way!