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hi this great tutorial explains how to log variables using regular and sync methods. But I'm not sure what are the dis/advantages of each. As I understand the sync method, there is a loop somewhere that grabs variables so you can be sure they were all grabbed from memory in the timeframe of the loop...

i meant this - https://github.com/bitcraze/crazyflie-f ... issues/368
but perhaps your problem is different.

this has been corrected in a firmware release about 1 month ago. make sure you have the most recent version.

I used Eclipse initially, but then just installed VSCode on the VM , I recommend it.
You can make and upload binaries with just three commands on the terminal.

• make clean (if changes made to makefile),

• make

• make cload (to upload)

it is explained here
https://www.bitcraze.io/documentation/r ... fo_client/

Hi, so in light of recent updates to the logging code in cflib, just wanted to make sure that synclogger is the only way (or recommended way) to log a large amount of variables at once?
didn't exactly understand the improvement in the logging functionality .
Thanks!

OK thanks!
I suggest adding that to the documentation

I am trying to log about 20 variables over radio/USB , when trying to log over 6 items (float) in one logConf element or block , I get an error. looking at log.py could not understand where the limit is originating from. the length of a log packet (30) ? it is possible to add multiple log blocks in ...

thanks for the check!

it was disabled in a way... I am using small motors , used 450ms pulse with a power level of 20000, works great

Hi! We are having an intermittent issue with our bolt <--> ESC interface, that sometimes the ESC does not initialize correctly. I decided the best way to avoid problems is to use the proptest in stabilizer.c , which is disabled for Bolt. This will be a test in much less than max thrust, and is much ...