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@valeros this time it also reset the pico but did not exit bootsel(?) mode  removed the manual port ``` PS C:\Users\MS26\Documents\PlatformIO\Projects\Raspberry pi pico helicopter> pio run -t upload -v...

@valeros i used the stand-alone version of arduino (dont plan on installing it) it successfully uploaded the default blink example ``` C:\Users\MS26\Desktop\arduino-nightly\arduino-builder -dump-prefs -logger=machine -hardware C:\Users\MS26\Desktop\arduino-nightly\hardware -hardware C:\Users\MS26\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages -tools C:\Users\MS26\Desktop\arduino-nightly\tools-builder...

@valeros just ran it with `upload_port = COM10` and now it worked ``` PS C:\Users\MS26\Documents\PlatformIO\Projects\Raspberry pi pico helicopter> pio run -t upload -v Processing pico (platform: https://github.com/platformio/platform-raspberrypi.git; board: pico; framework:...

also knowing that the pico has 2 cores is there a way to use the 2nd one? and if so how? and when i tried to upload something again via...

@valeros _maybe a little off topic for this issue_ but when i was using the unofficial (WizIO) platform i was able to fade the builtin led with this ``` int...

nvm i just rewrote the exact same code and now it works -_- . . . _why just why_

@danielkucera i think you can close this issue by now seeing that its basically solved

nvm then

any news on this? i would really like to use the 2nd core

@w9ran have you tried using tinyusb? It also has a template for usb descriptors (aka how a OS sees the device) i personally havent tried/looked into it with audio yet...