Oven/meat probe thermometer implemented in Rust for Raspberry Pi Pico W
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This has not been so simple. The only way I could find to make picoserve and embassy compatible was to get a local copy of picoserve and change its embassy dependencies to use git as their source. Otherwise there are conflicts about embassy-timer-driver versions. Using picoserve also required changing my Rust "channel" to "nightly". A bunch of stuff I am not keen on, but necessary to progress rather than get bogged down in build system meta. Meanwhile also I've changed this to use a static IP at 192.168.3.14 for now. For currently unknownr reasons the loop waiting for the DHCP lease to work isn't exiting. I have rebooted the DHCP server and that didn't help and given the WiFi on the Pico W is working I don't really know whats up. |
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Meat-Pi
A project to monitor meat and oven cooking temperatuers using probe thermometers.
License
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