For those working on Windows using WSL 2:
In order to connect a USB device to WSL, follow the instructions from Microsoft. For me, the ESP32 shows up at /dev/ttyACM0 . You can find the location of your device by checking /dev/tty* or with lsusb . Instead of running make upload inside of the RemoteIDModule dir, you can construct your own command to flash the ESP32
For those working on Windows using WSL 2: In order to connect a USB device to WSL, follow the instructions from Microsoft. For me, the ESP32 shows up at /dev/ttyACM0 . You can find the location of your device by checking /dev/tty* or with
lsusb
. Instead of runningmake upload
inside of the RemoteIDModule dir, you can construct your own command to flash the ESP32Be sure to change the command to match the settings on your system.