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Arduino board continuously dis/reconnects in Ubuntu. #2137
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Great bug report, @aliphys 🙏 This issue is related to #1319.
Does it happen in your local env? If yes, please help investigate it if you have the capacity.
Please do not hesitate to ask if you need details on the instructions. Thank you! Update:
I see it's already noted in #2137 (comment). |
Hello @kittaakos 👋 I have followed your two points and documented the outcome:
I unzipped the Terminal Output Upon IDE Startup
Then, this is what happens when I connect the board. The same connect/disconnect behaviour present in 2.1.1 is also evident in the nightly build. Terminal Output when Nano 33 BLE Sense is connected
Arduino-cli version is 0.33.1 as you stated.
Following the Nano BLE 33 Sense Detected
Nano BLE 33 Sense Removed
Full Terminal output for `./arduino-cli board list --watch --format json`
Note: I do not see any log file (such as |
I had a similar issue, which was caused by brltty package on ubuntu.
The solution is also mentioned at https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/q8uv43/help_arduino_not_recognizing_ttyusb/ |
Did you check if the ch340 drive is available or loaded in the system? |
Describe the problem
Arduino board continuously dis/reconnects in the IDE. I cannot upload any sketch.
To reproduce
./arduino-ide_2.1.1_Linux_64bit.AppImage
command in the directoryExpected behavior
I can select the board from the drop down list and upload to it.
Arduino IDE version
2.1.1
Operating system
Linux
Operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04
Additional context
sudo adduser user dialout
commandbrltty
tool is uninstalledsudo apt remove brltty
sudo dmesg | tail -f
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