Closed thedotedge closed 9 years ago
Same issue here on but on OS X 10.9.5. I run a blink1-tool command 50 times repeatedly with no other changes, it will succeed a handful of times out of 50 attempts. (something like 10% success rate). I don't touch the hardware between issuing commands. Literally running repeatedly and they randomly succeed/fail.
Using the latest release from github by the way.
I'm looking into this now. Not sure what 10.10 changed wrt USB to make this flaky.
Thanks, Tod. Just to mention - I'm seeing this issue on 10.9.5 also.
I've been doing some tests on 10.10 both with a fresh recompile of blink1-tool and v1.93. I can't recreate the problem.
How is your blink(1) device plugged into your system? Directly? Via a USB hub?
Also, are you running Blink1Control at the same time? If so, you should not, as they will contend for resources. Instead try "blink1control-tool" for cases where you want to run a commandline program to control blink(1) but have Blink1Control running.
Mine is plugged in directly (I'm on 10.9.5) and as you mention, I'm also running Blink1Control. I'll try your suggestion, thanks.
Shutting down Blink1Control definitely seems to let blink1-tool work for me. I'm assuming this has solved it. Many thanks!
@todbot when I wake up Mac from sleep mode , I also hit this issue "cannot open blink(1), bad id or serial number" . And my OS version is 10.11.6 .
After upgrading to Yosemite, blink(1) mk2 seems to sporadically fail to respond to commands (sequence below has been run without touching blink):