instructions for finding serial number are wrong

[gherlein]

https://edukit.workshop.aws/en/blinky-hello-world/device-provisioning.html

"For optional fleet management, you’ll need to replace the common name value with the device’s serial number. You can retrieve the device’s serial number by going to the Core2-for-AWS-IoT-EduKit-Factory-Firmware folder and entering the command idf.py build flash monitor -p <>. Replace «DEVICE_PORT» with the system port your device is logically mounted on."

idf.py not found. Also, it's a nit, but the device is not logically mounted - better to say "Replace «DEVICE_PORT» with the serial port device your Core2 is connected to"

[rashedtalukder]

If you've followed the earlier pre-req for the tutorial on https://edukit.workshop.aws/en/blinky-hello-world/prerequisites.html#installing-esp-idf-v42, the ESP-IDF. will be added to your path. You'll need to run the export.sh (Linux/OSX) or export.bat (Windows) script to add it back to your path again. Additionally, you'll need to reactivate your conda environment if it isn't already.

They are logically mounted, but they are not a logical volume since there's none. I agree that it would be simpler to write it that way.

[rashedtalukder]

Thank you for the great feedback @gherlein. Updated the verbiage to be simpler: https://edukit.workshop.aws/en/blinky-hello-world/device-provisioning.html#generating-a-device-certificate-manifest

Hopefully running the ESP-IDF's export script resolved the "idf.py not found" issue for you.