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earlephilhower / arduino-littlefs-upload

Build and uploads LittleFS filesystems for the Arduino-Pico RP2040, ESP8266, and ESP32 cores under Arduino IDE 2.2.1 or higher
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ERROR: Upload failed, error code: 1 #35

Closed mesh-newbie closed 1 month ago

mesh-newbie commented 1 month ago

Hi, Issue when uploading to the pico-w :-( Hope you can help.

` LittleFS Filesystem Uploader v1.1.7 -- https://github.com/earlephilhower/arduino-littlefs-upload

Sketch Path: /Users/craig/Documents/Arduino/rpicow Data Path: /Users/craig/Documents/Arduino/rpicow/data Device: RP2040 series

Building LittleFS filesystem Command Line: /Users/craig/Library/Arduino15/packages/rp2040/tools/pqt-mklittlefs/2.2.0-d04e724/mklittlefs -c /Users/craig/Documents/Arduino/rpicow/data -p 256 -b 4096 -s 65536 /var/folders/dh/qd12r7d170sfs_6nhs13fsnh0000gn/T/tmp-18226-NK5yQ5PRGw7n-.littlefs.bin /update.html /index.html /styles.css /scripts.js

Uploading LittleFS filesystem Command Line: /Users/craig/Library/Arduino15/packages/rp2040/tools/pqt-python3/1.0.1-base-3a57aed/python3 /Users/craig/Library/Arduino15/packages/rp2040/hardware/rp2040/3.8.1/tools/uf2conv.py --base 270462976 --serial /dev/cu.usbmodem11312201 --family RP2040 /var/folders/dh/qd12r7d170sfs_6nhs13fsnh0000gn/T/tmp-18226-NK5yQ5PRGw7n-.littlefs.bin Resetting /dev/cu.usbmodem11312201 Converting to uf2, output size: 131072, start address: 0x101ef000 Scanning for RP2040 devices No drive to deploy.

ERROR: Upload failed, error code: 1

` Arduino IDE 2.3.2 on Mini Mac M1, 2020 Flash Size: 2MB "(Sketch: 1984KB, FS: 64KB)" (have tried other configs as well, still same) Contents of /data is < 1KB

I can upload normally using the IDE no problem.

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earlephilhower commented 1 month ago

First off, make sure you have closed and and all serial monitors before uploading. The plugin cannot do this automatically and they can't both talk to the port. Also, if the Pico has crashed or hung then the USB port won't work for upload since the Pico needs code to run the port.

The FS uploader uses the same tool as the main IDE upload, so the usual "hold bootsel while plugging in" to get into bootloader mode will work.

mesh-newbie commented 1 month ago

First off, make sure you have closed and and all serial monitors before uploading. The plugin cannot do this automatically and they can't both talk to the port. Also, if the Pico has crashed or hung then the USB port won't work for upload since the Pico needs code to run the port.

The FS uploader uses the same tool as the main IDE upload, so the usual "hold bootsel while plugging in" to get into bootloader mode will work.

Many thanks.

Yup. That was the trick. Closing the Serial Monitor :-) Perhaps add note in ReadMe for newbies like me.

MicSG-dev commented 1 month ago

@mesh-newbie

Yup. That was the trick. Closing the Serial Monitor :-) Perhaps add note in ReadMe for newbies like me.

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