Paul

If you press `Ctrl+F` or the macos alternative of it inside the "Log (Extension host)" tab and type "picowgo" and it doesn't find anything then it looks like the extension...

@ollar Have you run "Pico-W-Go > Configure project" in the project folder you opened in VS Code first?

@Drmikej Ok, sad to here that you have problems with the extension. Would you like to give me some debuging output from the terminal -> dropdown -> ... extension host...

@Drmikej I found the issue. I'll send the details later. As for now you can try to install the newest vsix package from the github releases and see if it...

Ok, the reason why it's not running is because support for linux-arm has been droped for this extension and it cannot start on your platform because the extension doesn't provide...

@Drmikej So i looked some things up and as i know the RBPI4 and 400 uses a armv8 based CPU and the extension only includes binaries for armv6 and armv7...

@Drmikej I added a note in the wiki and the README shows for linux only support for x64 and arm64. Sounds great, what problem do you still have with the...

@Drmikej Ok, glad to hear. I'm looking forward to seeing the expansion referenced in a book. If there are any problems, please feel free to create an issue.

@Nabla128k Yes, i think so. Details on how to generate native bindings for the Raspberry Pi OS 32-bit i refer to this section of the serialport.io documentation: https://serialport.io/docs/guide-installation#compilation-on-unsupported-systems Also i...

@Nabla128k and @Drmikej Version v2.1.3 added support for armv7 (aka Raspberry Pi OS 32-bit support on Raspberry Pi 3b+ or 4b).