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Adding explicit instructions about /var/lock #178
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* this cost me at least 2 hours of wrestling until I stumbled upon this thread: #129 Adding a check for for MacOS and /var/lock being accessible so that nobody has to waste anymore time :) Once you run the command, subsequent upload succeeds.
Change the text to "not accessible or already in use: try to quit all other programs that may be using it. If that doesn't fix it, please run the following command:" Also, fix that it's actually quitting not quiting ;) |
@alpha-ninja that's a great suggestion. Coming up with some refactoring :) |
* Since the change was made so long ago I am hoping we can go back to having this useful descriptive error. It's really nice to be reminded when the port setting may have remained from a previous project/setup.
I have another big chunk of the serial code refactored here: I'll submit that as a separate pull request later. But in the meantime any feedback is welcome! |
Add some \n's to the mac error message. (\r\n is not required as this message only shown on mac anyway) It'd help everyone's eyes :P |
@alpha-ninja it's already there in the latest commit. |
as in add it to the text that's passed on to the log method. The readability improvement through concats is not what I mean |
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I just wonder why I keep updating the faq : http://eclipse.baeyens.it/Arduino%20eclipse%20plugin%20FAQ.html#MAC_Lock |
This cost me at least 2 hours of wrestling until I stumbled upon this thread:
#129
I have a 64-bit version of jnlb serial library, but I was still not able to write to serial port until /var/lock was created. So I am adding a check for for MacOS and /var/lock being accessible so that nobody has to waste anymore time :)
If there are alternative means of removing this unfortunate stumbling block, feel free to reject :)