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HealthyPi is the first fully open-source, full-featured vital sign monitor. Using the Raspberry Pi as its computing and display platform, the HealthyPi add-on HAT turns the Raspberry Pi into a vital sign monitoring system.
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Trouble updating firmware from Linux Mint (64-bit) - 'sercom2' was not declared in this scope #8

Closed BanjoFox closed 4 years ago

BanjoFox commented 6 years ago

Hey guys, I've finally gotten around to trying out the firmware update for my HealthyPi with the touch screen. However, when I run a check, in Arduino IDE I get an error:

'sercom2' was not declared in this scope

The system I am running on is a Linux Mint 64-bit machine, with Oracle Java 9 installed. I initially just had the healthypi hat plugged in (screen/pi powered off). After seeing the error a second time I attached power to everything, and still had the PC direct to healthypi. Same issue.

I might try on Windows 10 (64-bit as well), but I was wondering if I am missing something else.

Cheers!

Banjo

VenkateshBhat commented 6 years ago

@BanjoFox Please select board as Arduino Zero(Native Port) zero let me know if you are still not able to rectify the error.

protocentralashwin commented 6 years ago

@BanjoFox Did this solution work out for you?

BanjoFox commented 6 years ago

Unfortunately no. For some reason my laptop is not able to detect the HealthyPi board. Also tried it on Windows, but I believe my workstation is also not detecting the USB. I believe that my workstation is USB 3 only though, which I seem to recall is not supported.

BanjoFox commented 4 years ago

Hey I FINALLY got around to trying this again, and I was able to get it resolved. The 'sercom2' error was resolved by selecting the Arduino Native USB port, and also selecting the CORRECT COM port

Screenshot below.

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joicetm commented 4 years ago

We are glad that you were able to fix the problem.