#pi pico UF2 issues
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I have tried both
Try copying the 8.2.9 UF2 to the plain Pico again, on Linux
then see how it acts on Linux
I have already tried that
Are these regular Raspberry Pi Pico's, not some third-party board?
regular
what version of Linux are you running, on what host computer
once mounted I can no longer read, write or create files
ok, so you copied adafruit-circuitpython-raspberry_pi_pico-en_US-8.2.9.uf2 to RPI-RP2, on Linux. Then CIRCUITPY appears, and then immediately disappears, is that right?
it appears as mounted for a while
is /dev/ttyACM0 available? Can you connect to the REPL?
if it is still available, do this in the repl:
import storage
storage.erase_filesystem()
that will make a clean CIRCUITPY and reset the board (so it will restart as if unplugged and replugged)
tio is a nice serial program for connecting to the REPL
apparently it is in the snap store
found it in aur
yah
it is nice because it reconnects as needed
i have to leave in 15-20 minutes for several hours
Do you mind if I add you on discord and message you another day if we run out of time?
I was planning on leaving soon as well
I will be afk for most of this week starting tomw. You can ping me in the channel, or just ask. Someone can help you. Also you can ask in https://forums.adafruit.com/viewforum.php?f=60
alright
so in the tty should I be looking for anything specific?
it's still updating some packages I forgot about
the behavior you are seeing is weird. I've downloaded those exact UF2's several times and loaded them on Pico's, used them on Windows and Ubuntu Linux, no problem
I thought so
This problem came up a while ago
I was quite sure that it was on my side
but I can not for the life of me figure out why
do you have an RPi? That would be another bog-standard test case
in case something is odd about your Arch setup
I do
you are not resting the Pi Pico's on something metallic, etc, are you? And they are not in antistatic foam?
do you have any other CircuitPython-capable boards?
No
and you didn't solder headers or anything?
It's inaccessible atm, but I can try it out soon
on one of them 2 pins are soldered to a button
and you are copying the UF2 to RPI-RP2, not CIRCUITPY
yes
also maybe try more cables, if you have them. Sometimes there's a bad batch
I am just running through all the typical issues
I tried a sketchy adapter and a cablew
they seem to work
I will get another cable to be sure
I am unfamiliar with this package
lots of possibilities there
np
I am not exagerating when I say that this issue has been haunting me for a while