Hello,
Onion, are you ever going to fix the cloud compile function?
I don't really want to install gcc on the onion, because it's a small SD card.
I could get a bigger one, and may, but I'd like to know what your position is on this before I take the time.
Thanks,
Matt Gessner
Well, on the THIRD micro USB cable, I finally have /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART. I haven't rebooted the Mac as it turns out not to be necessary. I'm really surprised it was the cables. They work for other devices.
Thanks to all who replied.
Regards,
Matt
@ccs-hello Thanks.
This is the same setup I have.
I re-installed the driver from the link you posted, and it still doesn't work. I powered down the Omega2+, disconnected the cable, connected the cable, powered up, and waited until the system was up and running. I still don't have a /dev/tty.* file that goes with that device.
Also, I've tried different USB cables.
Perhaps something is defective.
Regards,
Matt
Hi, and thanks for your responses.
I have an expansion dock. I'm connecting the u-USB port on the expansion dock to my Mac.
I'm not using the UART pins on the dock.
Regards,
Matt
I have a recent Omega2+ running b160.
I'm connecting to the micro-usb port to my Mac running 10.11.6.
I installed the Silicon Labs CP2102 package, but I don't ever see anything in /dev/tty that resembles the name in the instructions.
Can anyone suggest what might fix the issue?
Thank you.