curdeveryday / vscode-m5stack-mpy

A extension to mange files for M5Stack micropython system
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M5Stack restarting #3

Open Draggon opened 5 years ago

Draggon commented 5 years ago

Hi

I'm on Windows, UIFLow: 1.3.2 (but issue was present also on previous version).

I'm able to connect and see device content, but after performing any action (like expanding tree, adding file) - device restarts.

CeKl commented 5 years ago

Hi, I have the same problem on Win10.

Every time I change the folder the M5 resetet itself. Programs that are already on it cannot be executed. Also here the M5 resets itself. But it comes the message it was executed successfully. What can I do so that I can work with this plugin in VSCode at all? (I also tried different USB ports, tried different versions of UIFlow and reinstalled the drivers several times. Unfortunately everything doesn't work)

curdeveryday commented 4 years ago

@Draggon @CeKl It seems a problem of the driver CP210X. You can try to download the driver in the https://m5stack.com/pages/download and reinstall it.

CeKl commented 4 years ago

@curdeveryday Unfortunately I still have the same problems despite the newly installed driver. Every time I select a file on the M5 in VSCode, it is either not opened at all with an error message or the M5 restarts and has to be brought back into USB mode manually. Rarely you can open a file, but you can't execute it. There is only an error message. What else can I try?

curdeveryday commented 4 years ago

@CeKl Did you uninstall the old driver completely before you install the new one? If you use windows, you should uninstall the old driver in the Device Manager, then install the new driver.

CeKl commented 4 years ago

@curdeveryday I uninstalled the old driver under Windows and downloaded and installed it again. Unfortunately this didn't change anything.

tharayuth commented 4 years ago

I have the same problem on Win10.

ElectronIQIT commented 4 years ago

Hi Guys, I was having the same issue, what I did was delete drivers for CP210X and windows automatically reinstalled the same driver again - so I went to update drivers, "browse my computer for driver software", then select the lower option of "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer" - here I got a list of versions - 10.1.3.2130, 10.1.7.2399 and 6.7.4.261 - choosing the 6.7.4.261 solved the issue for me - not sure where the version came from, but its now working.