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check out #1591 Please tell if you have that same problem. I think there might be more going on than my workaround. I suspect that the version of "picotool" on platformio is too old to just work with the drivers that get auto-installed by windows. |
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After a fast reply to my issue regarding "too long filenames" during the installation process, the download now completes fine, and I am able to compile & run the "blink-builtinLED" sketch, by
uploading the file to the PICO via drag & drop of the uf2 file to the pico usb-drive.
After the drag & drop operation, the pico presents itself as (in this case) COM20.
When trying to upload the file again by using the "upload"-arrow in platformio, the upload starts, then the com-port disappears and the transfer stops with error 1.
Is this the correct way of uploading files, (after the first drag&drop operation), and if so, are there any flags/program lines that has to be appended/edited in platformio.ini to upload files the "normal" way ??
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