Pymakr elaborates device for ever
ds-digid opened this issue · 1 comments
ds-digid commented
What I did: ***
Connect Device (ESP32 S3 Tiny)
What I expected to happen: ***
Open REPL
What actually happened: ***
Never stops trying to get informations about the device
Additional info: ***
Config | |
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autoConnect | onLostConnection |
name | IoT Device HW-Rev03 |
username | *** |
password | *** |
hidden | false |
rootPath | / |
adapterOptions | {} |
Device | |
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path | COM6 |
manufacturer | Microsoft |
serialNumber | ts3 |
pnpId | USB\VID_303A&PID_4001&MI_00\8&2388DCE3&0&0000 |
locationId | 00c3.0000.0003.002.004.000.000.000.000 |
friendlyName | Serielles USB-Ger�t (COM6) |
vendorId | 303A |
productId | 4001 |
System |
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Host | |
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OS | win32 - x64 |
Pymakr | undefined |
Pymakr-Preview | 2.25.2 |
VSCode | 1.85.1 |
Device History at 15:32:46.387
function | args | time | result | queued at | finished at | failed |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
getBoardInfo | never finished | null |
15:31:34.633 | null | false | |
getFile | [ |
never finished | null |
15:31:33.724 | null | false |
getBoardInfo | never finished | null |
15:23:05.858 | null | false | |
listFiles | [ |
never finished | null |
15:21:18.190 | null | false |
getBoardInfo | never finished | null |
15:16:28.469 | null | false |
ds-digid commented
Found the error. It was an HW issue on my side. This can be closed.