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dbisu / pico-ducky

Create a USB Rubber Ducky like device using a Raspberry PI Pico
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payload not running #142

Closed GregboyGR closed 1 year ago

GregboyGR commented 1 year ago

hello, its been a week that i got in my hands the pi pico, i've spent more like 20 hours trying to download everything again and again to understand why the payload doesnt run. i've tried the version 7 and 8 too, the only difference that i find between these two is that in version 8 the light of my pi pico turns on and off while to the version 7 it does nothing, the tutorial that i tried is from networkchuck and after that i tried many times with your steps below your code. one thing that i tried is that generally its works with thonny, but i dont know whats happenning with this one. Plus i used a jumper wire just in case it wasn't in setup mode but nothing actually happens when i do it. Please i hope you could help me with my issue.

dbisu commented 1 year ago

Please include a dump of the debug serial to help determine the issue.

GregboyGR commented 1 year ago

where can i find it, do you mean that i could find it from the python code? because if you mean that, i dont even think that python code runs either. anyway, i tried it i tried it manually with vs code and has some errors about usb_hid module.

dbisu commented 1 year ago

The code will not resolve dependencies if loading locally in something like vs code. If the LED is blinking, then the code is running on the Pico.

GregboyGR commented 1 year ago

Alright, makes sense. So what should I do?

dbisu commented 1 year ago

Use PuTTY or Mu editor to see what errors you are getting from the Pi Pico. https://codewith.mu/en/tutorials/1.2/circuitpython

GregboyGR commented 1 year ago

omfg, thank you sooooo much, now it works perfectly!!! it was about line 127.