A note to others. Just now I was trying to program an RP2040 board using Arduino IDE 2 on Linux and got this error: "Exception: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'udisksctl'"
I was using an Arduino IDE installed via the software app. I had installed the Flatpack version.
Deleting the Flatpack version and downloading the Appimage from Arduino.cc fixed the issue.
I think it's something to do with flatpack security. There's probably a better fix but this is a note for future me.
Thank you. This solution works. Of course, you're probably better off reverting to 1.8.19 since the 2.x series seems to be full of bugs.
ReplyDeleteFYI it's possible to pseudo-manually flash the Pi Pico by copying the whole line that includes the python3 executable path that executes uf2conv.py which writes the .ino.uf2 before the "Resetting /dev/ttyACM0" line.
It's also possible to do a full manual flash by dragging the .ino.uf2 file from the ~/.cache/arduino/sketches directory onto the mounted Pi Pico.
Thanks Eric. I'm sticking with the 2.x series. I'm sure it will improve over time.
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