#Thonny Mu Windows 10 with Creeper
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ok
anyway, so is Thonny started?
yaa
does it say "CircuitPython (generic) COMsomething" in the lower right?
if not, click there and choose "Configure Interpreter"
unless CircuitPython is already listed in the choices
what version of CircuitPython did you install?
the latest you guys have...
8.0.2?
ya..
no , its 8.0.0
the same error..
PROBLEM IN THONNY'S BACK-END: Internal error (serial.serialutil.SerialTimeoutException: Write timeout).
You may need to press "Stop/Restart" or hard-reset your MicroPython device and try again.
See Thonny's backend.log for more info.
Process ended with exit code 0.
nope , it installing..
Is there more than one Thonny running?
Nope..
Aaah... Nope
it can monopolize the serial ports
I don't have..
ok, let's try another terminal program: https://osdn.net/projects/ttssh2/downloads/74780/teraterm-4.106.exe/
Close Thonny and install that program
ok
it's not trying to get the COM ports yet
Yes
ok, let's do something simple before you run it. with the board plugged in, go to device manager, choose COM3, right click on it, and choose uninstall. Then unplug the board and plug it back in so it gets a fresh COMx
may still be COM3
ok so lemme do it real quick
done
ok, start Tera Term. It will start a connection dialogue. See the pic above. CHoose Serial, and then choose the port from the dropdwon
then?
you should see text in the window and be able to type in it. You might need to type ctrl-C if you made a program that loops
does ctrl-C do anything?
unplug the board and plug it back in, keeping the window open
nope nothing happened..
ok, let's clean out CIRCUITPY with a hammer. Download flash_nuke.uf2 from here: https://learn.adafruit.com/getting-started-with-raspberry-pi-pico-circuitpython/circuitpython#flash-resetting-uf2-3083182
That will erase everything. Then download the latest 8.0.2 release: https://downloads.circuitpython.org/bin/raspberry_pi_pico/en_US/adafruit-circuitpython-raspberry_pi_pico-en_US-8.0.2.uf2
and install it. Then try again. You can close Tera Term for now. Is Mu still installing?
Oh the Mu is open now.
blank as my head...
type ctrl-C there
nothing happened..
could you tell me what is in CIRCUITPY\boot_out.txt ?
ok
Adafruit CircuitPython 8.0.0 on 2023-02-06; Raspberry Pi Pico with rp2040
Board ID:raspberry_pi_pico
UID:E6605481DB2F8C37
Something like this:
Adafruit CircuitPython 8.0.2 on 2023-02-14; Raspberry Pi Pico with rp2040
Board ID:raspberry_pi_pico
UID:E6614C775B998637
ok go ahead with the nuke and install 8.0.2, but I don't think that is the problem. Something is messed up with your COM ports. Something may be grabbing them.
ok lemme do it
???
yes, that will replace CircuitPython. Read the directions at that link
Then download and install 8.0.2
Done..
ok, is the Serial window still non-functional?
..... Which one?
Mu
go to Settings->Apps
scroll down and click this
you will see old-style installed programs.
expand that to show everything and give me a screen shot
back..
ok
i will be waiting here...
just guessing but maybe maybe Vixen 3.9 or LUMIX Tether are grabbing serial ports. Something appears to be grabbing the port in some way
could do a Task Manager list to see what is runing
do you have another computer you can try to narrow this down to the computer itself?
I don't have rn...
how to see?
do you need Vixen 3.9 or LUMIX Tether now?
nope..
i don't need..
this is what i got..^^^^^^
I don't see anything obviously intent on dealing with serial ports there. But go ahead and uninstall those two things mentioned above and reboot and then try Mu Serial again.
wdym reboot ( Am new to these things ๐ )
reboot windows ๐
shut down and restart?
yes ๐
see u 30 min later..
oh am back , it felt like an eternity..
ok try Tera Term or Mu again
opened Mu
btw what CPU is on this laptop?
plenty good enough, being held back by the disk enormously
If you click on the Gear icon in the lower right, you will get a "Current Log", could you copy all the text in there and put that in a file and upload it here? Use the + sign. YOu can just paste it into Notepad or something.
2023-02-16 21:48:28,374 - mu.logic:756(check_usb) INFO: circuitpython device connected on port: COM3(VID: 0x239A, PID: 0x80F4, manufacturer: 'Microsoft')
2023-02-16 21:48:57,507 - mu.modes.base:112(open) INFO: Connecting to REPL on port: COM3
2023-02-16 21:48:57,632 - mu.modes.base:130(open) INFO: Connected to REPL on port: COM3
2023-02-16 21:48:58,027 - mu.modes.base:510(add_repl) INFO: Started REPL on port: COM3
2023-02-16 21:48:58,027 - mu.modes.base:481(toggle_repl) INFO: Toggle REPL on.
can you type anything in it? Hit Enter
anything?
in current logs?
no, sorry, in the Serial Window
can you try a different USB port?
Still nothing
I am baffled; we have not had similar reports like this. There is something about what's installed on Windows that's preventing this from working, probably, but I am at a loss to say what it is. Could you try the board on a friend's or family member's computer?
okk..
i will try another day..
nope ... this is the first one i have ever bought..
good luck, I will ask around a bit
i will give you response the day after tomorrow after checking it any way thanks for your replies and for your support ๐
BTW this module works if i installed micropython... so i think it might be the issue of the computer
But a couple of months ago i tried to install circuitpython and it worked both on Mu and thonny.. idk what mysteriously happened to my computer now.....
you could look in the list of apps and see what was installed since it used to work; that might be a clue. It is quite strange
it's possible some incorrect driver is being installed, but that is not apparent in Device Manager. That would have been true on Windows 7, but Windows 10 is better.
I got a good news, that is the CircuitPython is working in other computer ๐
OK, clearly then there is something on your machine that is messing up the serial ports, though I'm at a loss to know what it is. I guess you could uninstall things and keep trying. Reboot afterwards to clear any traces of the uninstalled thing(s).