When flashing the native-blink example file on Windows 10 using PlatformIO ver 3.6 with a Arduino Uno Rev2 as target device, the avrdude tool gives the error:
stk500_getsync() attempt < number > of 10: not in sync: resp=< hexnumber >
Compiling and flashing a similar program using the Arduino framework resulted in a successfully flashed mcu, so the device is functional. Maybe it has something todo with the baud rate used for the flashing?
As of the time of writing, the example project could not be successfully flashed to an atmega 328p equipped Arduino Uno using platformIO.
When flashing the native-blink example file on Windows 10 using PlatformIO ver 3.6 with a Arduino Uno Rev2 as target device, the avrdude tool gives the error:
stk500_getsync() attempt < number > of 10: not in sync: resp=< hexnumber >
The INI-file was the following:
Compiling and flashing a similar program using the Arduino framework resulted in a successfully flashed mcu, so the device is functional. Maybe it has something todo with the baud rate used for the flashing?
As of the time of writing, the example project could not be successfully flashed to an atmega 328p equipped Arduino Uno using platformIO.