PortentaH7 WiFi can you explain why it doesn't work on the M4 core about portenta_h7_asyncwebserver HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @hpssjellis

I'm really impressed with what you've done with Portenta_H7, especially my-examples-for-the-arduino-portentaH7 and ML.

I actually haven't tried WiFi, BLE or Ethernet on M4 core. But IMHO, if they can run on M7, I guess, they can run on M4 (via M7, using RPC, if necessary) as most of the work are done in the related (WiFi, BLE or Ethernet) chip. I'm possibly wrong as I haven't spend time to investigate the issue at all. I also don't know if those tasks consume so much M7 MPU time to prevent you to run ML, can you test and verify?

Can you also use M4 for certain jobs in ML?

I have to look at what you've achieved so far to avoid unnecessary duplication, and it'll take some time to digest.

Glad that you can use any of my libraries. Keep in touch.

Best Regards,

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Great to connect @khoih-prog. I am in BC looks like you are in Ontario. To avoid Portenta duplication I have been summarizing all my work at:

https://github.com/hpssjellis/maker100

I teach High School Robotics but the plan is to make a basic Robotics / Machine Learning course for all University students not just CS and Engineer students. I am guessing you are connected with a university.

Yes, M4 can do ML but it is slower. Problem with testing code for ML is that it takes a long time to compile the first run ~ 25 minutes (much faster on Linux) so testing all kinds of WiFi and BLE with an ML program is a multi-hour project. Your work should make that much easier.

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Hi @hpssjellis

Just invite you to my Portenta_H7_Private repo for further discussions as here is not the right place for general Portenta_H7 issues.

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