When I install the arduino-pico platform via the Boards Manager in Arduino IDE 2.x, the FQBN will have rp2040 vendor ID. Hence, the upload command will fail, although my Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect board is supported. The FQBN is rp2040:rp2040:arduino_nano_connect. Here is the problem:
The same settings and board work if I install the platform from Git using these steps. There is one caveat: the steps instruct users to install the platform to ~/Arduino/hardware, but it should be ~/Arduino/Documents/hardware (on macOS).
Thanks, I'll just key off of the fqbn.split(":")[1] instead and avoid the issue. I'm working in ESP8266 (and ESP32 hopefully) support right now and hope to have an update in a day or two.
When I install the
arduino-pico
platform via the Boards Manager in Arduino IDE 2.x, the FQBN will haverp2040
vendor ID. Hence, the upload command will fail, although my Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect board is supported. The FQBN isrp2040:rp2040:arduino_nano_connect
. Here is the problem:https://github.com/earlephilhower/pico-littlefs-upload/blob/e9cfb1d7a029c86dad63f3a6514a252753c3ed6c/src/extension.ts#L28
The same settings and board work if I install the platform from Git using these steps. There is one caveat: the steps instruct users to install the platform to
~/Arduino/hardware
, but it should be~/Arduino/Documents/hardware
(on macOS).