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"serial port" does not appear

Open patryk4815 opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

Just a question.

I have a problem that I don't see the "serial port" in the "/dev" directory. I tried on linux and macOS. After uploading the "ula_0.0.2.uf2" file, apart from the "RP2040-zero" reset, the "serial port" does not appear. How can I debug why this port doesn't appear? Do I need a special USB cable?

patryk4815 avatar Apr 20 '23 14:04 patryk4815

You need just standard cable with data lines. Could you try this command: lsusb?

dotcypress avatar Apr 20 '23 15:04 dotcypress

It worked for me after manually resetting the RP2040 on my custom debug-o-matic board.

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DatanoiseTV avatar Jun 06 '23 13:06 DatanoiseTV

I have the same problem (MacOS) and have already hard-restarted (reconnected) several times with no success:

$ ls /dev/cu*
/dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port	/dev/cu.wlan-debug
bash-3.2$ lsusb
2023-08-20 12:33:05.127 system_profiler[5309:2505451] SPUSBDevice: IOServiceGetMatchingService did not return anything for location 0x00100000
Bus 000 Device 000: ID 16c0:27dd 16c0 vitaly.codes/ula  Serial: _ula_
Bus 000 Device 000: ID 16c0:27dd 16c0 USB 3.1 Bus
Bus 000 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub

Output of ioreg -p IOUSB -l -w 0 : usbinfo.txt

Btw. I'm using a Pico W in case this could make a difference.

And here's the output I see with ioreg -p IOUSB -l -w 0 when the device is mounted via BOOTSEL: usbinfo-usbboot.txt

dfurrer avatar Aug 20 '23 10:08 dfurrer

Never mind. This got resolved with a laptop restart... (and it's been extremely useful!)

dfurrer avatar Aug 20 '23 20:08 dfurrer