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    Removing the UIFLOW menue on Tough

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      insaneLX
      last edited by insaneLX

      Hi,
      This was already reported a few times. But it is important (to me) so I repost.
      On Version 1.11.9 the UIFlow menue still comes at boot, even if it is disabled. There are some posts with respect to that in the forum, but no real solution. To me this is a real showstopper using UIFLOW practically.
      Is there any solution to this (other than switching to ESP IDF and C++ ? )

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        ajb2k3
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        You need to work in raw Micropython to fully remove the menu but it just requires overwriting one boot file to remove the menu.

        UIFlow, so easy an adult can learn it!
        If I don't know it, be patient!
        I've ether not learned it or am too drunk to remember it!
        Author of the WIP UIFlow Handbook!
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          insaneLX
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          That sounds promising. I am not too lazy to google around, but I didn't find any specific information to what you are indicating. Could you point me to more details?

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            insaneLX
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            Pinging to see if someone can answer.

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              pandian.nano
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              Hi @insaneLX , The bug has been fixed and it is v1.12.0 supported

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                IAMLIUBO @insaneLX
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                hi @insanelx

                If you can try write you app file to "boot.py" file(thonny ide can do this), and add a loop at the end, i think you will not see the menu again, this is a little trick, not recommend, maybe you can try this way...

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                  insaneLX @pandian.nano
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                  @pandian-nano
                  Thanks a lot. Any timeline for that release 1.12.0?

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                    insaneLX @IAMLIUBO
                    last edited by insaneLX

                    @iamliubo Thanks for the tip, but it didn't help.
                    @pandian-nano. Also the new version 1.12.0 did not improve things. Are you sure it was fixed?

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                      pandian.nano
                      last edited by pandian.nano

                      @insaneLX Yeah, it has been fixed. please send a video on bug issues

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