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I am using arduino-serial for a cross platform application. It worked successfully on OS X, but when I compile it on Windows 7 with Cygwin and try to connect to the arduino with the command
$ ./arduino-serial -b 115200 -p /dev/ttyS2 -r
I am met with the error "Device disconnected. : Resource temporarily unavailable". I am sure the baud rate is correct and the Arduino is connected to COM3, which I found translates to /dev/ttyS2 for cygwin. The only changes I made to the code itself was encapsulating the '-r' (read from serial) functionality in a while loop so it would continuously print output from serial. Any suggestions?
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I am using arduino-serial for a cross platform application. It worked successfully on OS X, but when I compile it on Windows 7 with Cygwin and try to connect to the arduino with the command
I am met with the error "Device disconnected. : Resource temporarily unavailable". I am sure the baud rate is correct and the Arduino is connected to COM3, which I found translates to /dev/ttyS2 for cygwin. The only changes I made to the code itself was encapsulating the '-r' (read from serial) functionality in a while loop so it would continuously print output from serial. Any suggestions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: