Closed supersjimmie closed 6 years ago
I guess it had to be ls -l $BIN_PATH/eagle.[if]*
?
And then for the next line, also with the $BIN_PATH:
echo ../../../esptool/esptool.py --baud 230400 -p /dev/cu.usbserial-AH02MF3H write_flash 0x00000 $BIN_PATH/eagle.flash.bin 0x14000 $BIN_PATH/eagle.irom0text.bin
I propose you reinstall your development environment from scratch.
It works for everyone except you.
Pay good attention to all the details of the installation instructions.
Good luck, HacK
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I guess it had to be ls -l $BIN_PATH/eagle.[if]*?
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It all seems to work now (other issues are solved) It's only the last 'ls' that seems incorrect. That ls fails because it ignores the $BIN_PATH variable and goes straight to the hard fixed ../../bin. That works if you have the BIN_PATH in that location, but mine is somewhere else. Thats what using the BIN_PATH fixes, insted oth the hardcoded ../../bin.
I get:
Is that
ls: cannot access '../../bin/eagle.[if]*': No such file or directory
cosmetic or an issue?