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m8c the answer is Abort #22
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Your user probably does not have the proper rights to use the port, or there is some other problem with libserialport. Please try running the program with 'LIBSERIALPORT_DEBUG=1 m8c' and paste the full log here. |
I'm having the same issue so I hope it's ok if I leave my own comment on this issue. I tried runing with
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OK I talked to jefftheworld and apparently the issue is that the libserialport shipped with my distro has a bug. He advised compiling those libs and rebuilding m8c, which I will do |
OK I followed the instructions in #20 but am now getting this error:
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OK I got it. Just had to run
and then it worked! |
Glad to hear you got it to work. Doing make clean && make in m8c code directory after installing the new lib should theoretically take care of referencing the correct files, but good that you found a workaround anyway. :) |
@decadenet Could you please try the same thing as @defensem3ch did and see if that solves the issue. |
@laamaa Not all distros are configured to load libraries from |
I'm closing this issue as it is very likely a duplicate of #20. @decadenet please comment if the problem persists even after building libserialport from sources. |
Hello,
m8c seems not working. After running m8c the response is Abort.
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ m8c /dev/ttyAMC0
INFO: Looking for USB serial devices.
INFO: Found M8 in /dev/ttyACM0.
INFO: Opening port.
Abandon
pi@raspberrypi:~ $
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