No wake up on receiving LoRa packet on companion firmware #1076
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In fact, it puts the device into a complete sleep in companion firmware. :)
The problem is that the current implementation allows the device to wake up with any LoRa packet, even one that isn't related to the node. Therefore, any activity in the mesh network causes the device to turn on, and then it simply drains the battery, since the device remains on and active.
The presented changes remove wakeup on LoRa activity for companion firmware.
The discussion here #388 (comment)
and #1049