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Raspberry Pi Pico mode (based on ESP mode). #1261
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Other than “Detected new Raspberry Pi Pico device: Raspberry Pi Pico” seeming a bit odd everything seems to work as expected |
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A mode for working with Raspberry Pi Pico running MicroPython. | ||
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Copyright (c) 2020 Nicholas H.Tollervey and others (see the AUTHORS file). |
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Time keeps passing
“Detected new Raspberry Pi Pico device: Raspberry Pi Pico”
I think it’s just a matter of how the mode is configured. I think I’ve
fixed that for the micro:bit mode. I’m not at a computer right now, but can
jump into the code in thirty minutes or so.
On Sun, 31 Jan 2021 at 19.10, Zander ***@***.***> wrote:
- Run
- Files (Copy to/from, Write to main.py)
- REPL
- Plotter
- Detect (un)plug
Other than “Detected new Raspberry Pi Pico device: Raspberry Pi Pico”
seeming a bit odd everything seems to work as expected
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I've fixed up the naming so it reads as suggested by @ZanderBrown. Will merge just so we get it into this release. Thanks for the speedy turn-around on reviewing this hack. ;-) |
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Been testing this and all looks good as well! 👍
Hurrah..! |
Here it is, if no board name is specified it will just write Lines 1317 to 1322 in 4dc0a11
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Does not work with the Tiny 2040.
Edit: #1341 |
Given the VID/PID supplied by @ZanderBrown -- this is the simplest possible Mu mode for a Raspberry Pi Pico board. @ZanderBrown or @carlosperate, if you have a board available, can you please test this..?