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fork/exec {runtime.tools.python.path}/python: no such file or directory #109

Closed khushvir closed 4 years ago

khushvir commented 4 years ago

fork/exec {runtime.tools.python.path}/python: no such file or directory Error compiling for board NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E Module).

Arduino IDE version 1.8.11 ESP core 2.6.3

After following the steps mentioned I got above error while compiling

How to resolve this issue.

jbobotek commented 4 years ago

Have you tried installing python?

khushvir commented 4 years ago

Python is already installed. Problem started after I have pasted "platform.local.txt"

jbobotek commented 4 years ago

yeah, the platform.local.txt that you pasted is for ESP core 2.5.2. To use 2.6.3, please follow the alternate instructions and add the define(s) to build.extra_flags in the platform.txt in your 2.6.3 folder (or clone it as a platform.local.txt and add it there.)

Ellerbach commented 4 years ago

To help some others, from the platform.local.txt, replace {runtime.tools.python.path}/python by {runtime.tools.python3.path}/python3 and that will work like a charm.

roboknight commented 2 years ago

Ultimately, it appears that $HOME/.arduino15/packages/esp8266/tools/python/3.7.2-post1/python was a symbolic link pointing to python. It likely is because I'm using an older arduino version and Ubuntu's Hirsute no longer has "python"... it has "python3" and, if you install it "python2". So ultimately, I just had to fix the underlying link and the error went away. The better solution is to update, but I didn't feel like it. If anyone needs to do this for another reason, thought I'd put this here. Again, it is likely better to just update. Especially since I'm apparently running 2.5.2 of something underneath (in my esp8266 stuff).