lib/libusb-1.0.so.0: file too short
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3rdScout commented
This file that comes with AVRDude when downloaded with Serial Port JSON server is 19 bytes and shows file name as text only. The file stops not allow for flashing an Arduino uno. It does say downloaded and programmed with an error below stating that board was not programmed due to the stated file being too short. I have re-installed usb-lib shared library on Ubuntu several times, serial port json server several times under different directories. Furthermore the only options to flash are with the tinyg workspace not GRBL. When hovering above GRBL port for flashing, nothing happens; no update additional window with flashing options. The arduino is flashed with GRBL 0.8 and does work at 9600 baud rate on either workspace tinyg or grbl. The DRO however does not track movement at all. I just want to update to latest GRBL and hopefully use jpadie workspace. Help!
chilipeppr commented
I would recommend to flash Grbl based on their Github page. I think you can
do it right from the Arduino IDE. Then you can come back in and use the
jpadie workspace without any issues.
…On Mon, Jul 1, 2019 at 11:44 PM 3rdScout ***@***.***> wrote:
This file that comes with AVRDude when downloaded with Serial Port JSON
server is 19 bytes and shows file name as text only. The file not allow for
flashing an Arduino uno. I have re-installed usb-lib shared library on
Ubuntu several times, serial port json server several times under different
directories. Furthermore the only options to flash are with the tinyg
workspace not GRBL. When hovering above GRBL port for flashing, nothing
happens; no update additional window with flashing options. The arduino is
flashed with GRBL 0.8 and does work at 9600 baud rate on either workspace
tinyg or grbl. The DRO however does not track movement at all. I just want
to update to latest GRBL and hopefully use jpadie workspace. Help!
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3rdScout commented
Arduino ide did the trick. I've flashed esp's and Chilipeppr is all i
really know of serial port. I understand it has been your pet project.
Where are we posting for all things chilipeppr now that G+ is gone? Thank u
for your help.
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I would recommend to flash Grbl based on their Github page. I think you can
do it right from the Arduino IDE. Then you can come back in and use the
jpadie workspace without any issues.
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> This file that comes with AVRDude when downloaded with Serial Port JSON
> server is 19 bytes and shows file name as text only. The file not allow
for
> flashing an Arduino uno. I have re-installed usb-lib shared library on
> Ubuntu several times, serial port json server several times under
different
> directories. Furthermore the only options to flash are with the tinyg
> workspace not GRBL. When hovering above GRBL port for flashing, nothing
> happens; no update additional window with flashing options. The arduino
is
> flashed with GRBL 0.8 and does work at 9600 baud rate on either workspace
> tinyg or grbl. The DRO however does not track movement at all. I just
want
> to update to latest GRBL and hopefully use jpadie workspace. Help!
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johnlauer commented
https://forum.makerforums.info/c/ChiliPeppr
There’s a link in the header of ChiliPeppr now as well to that community page.
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Arduino ide did the trick. I've flashed esp's and Chilipeppr is all i
really know of serial port. I understand it has been your pet project.
Where are we posting for all things chilipeppr now that G+ is gone? Thank u
for your help.
On Tue, Jul 2, 2019, 12:08 AM John Lauer ***@***.******@***.***>> wrote:
I would recommend to flash Grbl based on their Github page. I think you can
do it right from the Arduino IDE. Then you can come back in and use the
jpadie workspace without any issues.
On Mon, Jul 1, 2019 at 11:44 PM 3rdScout ***@***.******@***.***>> wrote:
> This file that comes with AVRDude when downloaded with Serial Port JSON
> server is 19 bytes and shows file name as text only. The file not allow
for
> flashing an Arduino uno. I have re-installed usb-lib shared library on
> Ubuntu several times, serial port json server several times under
different
> directories. Furthermore the only options to flash are with the tinyg
> workspace not GRBL. When hovering above GRBL port for flashing, nothing
> happens; no update additional window with flashing options. The arduino
is
> flashed with GRBL 0.8 and does work at 9600 baud rate on either workspace
> tinyg or grbl. The DRO however does not track movement at all. I just
want
> to update to latest GRBL and hopefully use jpadie workspace. Help!
>
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