Joachim Ziebs

Unfortunately not. I tried with the most simple example program: `#include void setup() { bob3.setLed(EYE_1, WHITE); }` Here is the error on build: ` Bob3-Test lib src BOB3-test.cpp .gitignore .travis.yml...

Ok, this one compiles perfectly, thanks! However, I get an error message when I try to upload the sketch: platformio run --target upload [Tue May 2 20:42:50 2017] Processing bob3...

This is an improvement as it now finds the correct port. Looking for upload port... Auto-detected: /dev/ttyACM0 *** [upload] could not open port /dev/ttyACM0: [Errno 16] Device or resource busy:...

I did that. No change. :(

No, it is only possible to program this board with some website. That's one of the reasons I wanted to use Atom which I use for my UNOs, too.

The problem with that site (https://www.progbob.org/) is that it uses a special connector program (dude.bob3.org) which you have to compile yourself (which fails on openSUSE). It does not use Chrome...

If there is no hope left to get it to work, of course.

I don't run that program as I didn't even compile it. As far as I know, no program is using a serial device.

So I would really like to use PIO.

I get ... [screen is terminating] and sometimes I get nothing, that is the cursor is away and the terminal window just stays blank.