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M5Stack ATOM with MPY v1.19.1 not capable of syncing files #277

Open Wenlin88 opened 1 year ago

Wenlin88 commented 1 year ago

What I did: Running Sync project to device,

What I expected to happen: Files transferred from project to device

What actually happened: Extensions freezes to uploading prompt

Additional info: As seen below locationId is not defined. From windows device manager you can find that COM port properties have Location: On USB serial converter. Can this be reason why ATOM is not working with Pymakr?

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Config
autoConnect onLostConnection
name
username ***
password ***
hidden false
rootPath /
adapterOptions {}
Device
path COM9
manufacturer FTDI
serialNumber 6552F13692
pnpId FTDIBUS\VID_0403+PID_6001+6552F13692A\0000
locationId undefined
friendlyName USB Serial Port (COM9)
vendorId 0403
productId 6001
System
memFree 109488
sysname esp32
nodename esp32
release 1.19.1
version v1.19.1 on 2022-06-18
machine M5Stack ATOM with ESP32-PICO-D4
uniqueId d8a01d5957ec
fsBlockSize 4096
fsBlocksTotal 512
fsBlocksFree 510
Host
OS win32 - x64
Pymakr undefined
Pymakr-Preview 2.25.2
VSCode 1.71.0

Device History at 12:11:02.528

function args time result queued at finished at failed
getFile 
[
  "null/pymakr.conf"
]
 never finished 
null
 11:57:52.185 null false
listFiles 
[
  "/"
]
 159 
[]
 11:57:52.250 11:57:52.185 false
getBoardInfo 142 
{
  "memFree": 109488,
  "sysname": "esp32",
  "nodename": "esp32",
  "release": "1.19.1",
  "version": "v1.19.1 on 2022-06-18",
  "machine": "M5Stack ATOM with ESP32-PICO-D4",
  "uniqueId": "d8a01d5957ec",
  "fsBlockSize": 4096,
  "fsBlocksTotal": 512,
  "fsBlocksFree": 510
}
 11:57:51.882 11:57:52.250 false
jakobrosenberg commented 1 year ago

Hi @Wenlin88, sorry about the slow response.

It looks like your device is never initialized properly. Could you check your Pymakr configuration and let me know what the rootPath of your device is set to? You can find it under settings -> Pymakr -> devices:Configs.

It seems to be /, but for some reason Pymakr is looking at null.

Wenlin88 commented 1 year ago

Hi @jakobrosenberg, Thank for your answer. This is how my device config looks like;

"6552F13692": { "autoConnect": "onLostConnection", "name": "ATOM", "username": "micro", "password": "python", "hidden": false, "rootPath": "/", "adapterOptions": {} }