Closed gorazdko closed 3 years ago
Should be resolved now. Can you check?
No. It doesnt work at all. I tried on port 22849 with a random string, then had to press enter several times to get an error. Simulator gets laggy and freezes.
Maybe show in terminal which port is for what.
Also I have noticed the the gap limit warning in a multisig wallet gets covered by buttons.
I know you put the buttons slightly into a qr padding field to make them more noticeable, but to me it doesnt look good.
Edit: Also the qr padding itself is bit thinner on the upper side than the lower side.
Edit2: Just tested animated qrs: works very good.
Ok, I added some print statements for simulator regarding telnet ports here: https://github.com/cryptoadvance/specter-diy/pull/67
So 22849 should be for QR code communication and it should throw away anything you send there unless you are scanning a QR code. Can you check what telnet sends to the micropython when you run it?
When I run micropython_unix
, create a uart there and read something that I've sent over telnet I get the following:
>>> from pyb import
>>> import pyb
>>> uart = pyb.UART("YA")
Running TCP-UART on 127.0.0.1 port 22849 - connect with telnet
# sending "qwe" over telnet in a different tab...
>>> uart.read()
b'qwe\r\n'
So in my case EOL is b'\r\n'
. I wonder what is it in ubuntu... Unfortunately, I will be able to test it only in the evening, so would be nice if you could try and tell me how it behaves on your machine.
Edit: Also can you try running hwidevice.py
from https://github.com/cryptoadvance/specter-diy/pull/67 while running a simulator? It should test usb communication and print fingerprint and xpub.
Note: gonna fix gap limits warning, QR buttons and padding now.
Fixed QR padding and gap limit here: https://github.com/cryptoadvance/specter-diy/pull/68
So in my case EOL is b'\r\n'. I wonder what is it in ubuntu
It's the same.
As soon as I make a telnet connection the simulator becomes unresponsive. No buttons are clickable.
I was able to reproduce it on Ubuntu in VM, gonna try to figure out what's the problem...
I updated f469 submodule, added self.client.setblocking(False)
for every client, should work now. Can you check?
It's a bit weird because I am setting non-blocking mode in the constructor. Looks like on Ubuntu this is ignored...
https://github.com/diybitcoinhardware/f469-disco/commit/e642ea86dced58983075fe17db7b1d23bb10aa47
It's good now.
For example on
verify address
screen orsign transaction
screen