[roujesky]

Here is VisualGDB diagnostics output:

Initializing assemblies: 6 msec
Registering factories: 85 msec
Initializing VisualGDB version: 6.0.106.5261
Checking fonts/colors: 10 msec
Level 2 initialization: 590 msec
Determining the top-level window to show a WPF popup…
GetActiveWindow() returned 60ea0. Will use it.
Performing a 1200 bps reset sequence on COM3…
Determining the top-level window to show a WPF popup…
GetActiveWindow() returned 60ea0. Will use it.
Run “C:\Users\RobertOujesky\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\arduino\tools\bossac\1.9.1-arduino5\bossac –port=COM3 -U -e -w “C:\Users\RobertOujesky\source\repos\ap7\Output\Arduino_UNO_R4_WiFi\Debug/AP1.ino.bin” -R” in directory “” on local computer
Run “C:\Users\RobertOujesky\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\arduino\tools\bossac\1.9.1-arduino5\bossac –port=COM3 -U -e -w “C:\Users\RobertOujesky\source\repos\ap7\Output\Arduino_UNO_R4_WiFi\Debug/AP1.ino.bin” -R” in directory “” on local computer
No device found on COM3
Determining the top-level window to show a WPF popup…
GetActiveWindow() returned a0e3c. Will use it.

 

I will hook up my LA later and take a look.

thanks again

 

 

[roujesky]

Thanks!

[roujesky]

The response in the arduino forum is here:

https://forum.arduino.cc/t/cannot-run-from-bossac-from-command-line/1356621/3

I pressed the reset button on the board and it does blink the L LED, but bossac command from the command lines still says no device found on com3.

I was at least hoping i could see a DFU device appear in the device manager.   I did not see anything appear….

Not sure how to try “1200 bps touch” correctly.   I looked thru the arduino-cli docs and did not see a reference to it.   I did try just using TeraTerm and connect to the board thru COM3 at 1200 BPS and it started blinking like in that DFU mode, but bossac from the command line had the same error. 🙁

I am not sure what to try next…

 

thanks!

 

 

[roujesky]

Interesting, the Arduino (-d) gave me

C:\Users\RobertOujesky>”C:\Users\RobertOujesky\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\arduino\tools\bossac\1.9.1-arduino5/bossac” -d –port=COM3 -U -e -w “C:\Users\RobertOujesky\AppData\Local\arduino\sketches\9144B9EB1CD4BF9BEC21C2EBE1773425/AP1.ino.bin” -R
Set binary mode
Send auto-baud
Set binary mode
No device found on COM3

The VisualGDB version (no -d) gave me the same thing

C:\Users\RobertOujesky>”C:\Users\RobertOujesky\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\arduino\tools\bossac\1.9.1-arduino5\bossac” –port=COM3 -U -e -w “C:\Users\RobertOujesky\source\repos\ap7\Output\Arduino_UNO_R4_WiFi\Debug/AP1.ino.bin” -R
No device found on COM3

although I dont see the 3 lines

Set binary mode
Send auto-baud
Set binary mode

after the first time running the command.   I ran both commands a few times with and without arduino ide running.   I made sure that I could still debug with the arduino IDE on com 3.   Attached is a screenshot of my device manager showing my ports in case that means anything….

 

 

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[roujesky]

I set the logging in the arduino IDE to verbose.  attached is the logging.

thanks!

 

 

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I just noticed that I cannot upload a .bat file.  I renamed to a txt file and here it is

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[roujesky]

argghhh!   I did not mean to type visual watch.  I meant to type live watch…   🙁

It would be nice to live watch the pins..

[roujesky]

thanks!   User error.   did not selecte PicoW board 🙁

 

[roujesky]

I see the exact behavior!

 

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