Re: Announce: Free book on the ESP8266
Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 5:03 pmkolban wrote:Howdy folks,
I am pleased to announce the availability of a free book on the ESP8266.
Thanks Neil! I got it printed!!!
Thanks Neil! I got it printed!!!
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Announce: Free book on the ESP8266
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 5:03 pmThanks Neil! I got it printed!!!
Re: Announce: Free book on the ESP8266
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 3:07 pmOh wow!!! That is so cool!! Thanks for the picture!!
Re: Announce: Free book on the ESP8266
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 5:55 pmCool?
Nope!
WAY TOO COOL!
RichardS
Nope!
WAY TOO COOL!
RichardS
Re: Announce: Free book on the ESP8266
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2016 12:11 pmNeil,
I got your book and watched your video and I have a question. When I installed Ubuntu 16.04 under Virtual Box, I created a filter for the Siliabs USB to UART bridge. However, I never see /dev/ttyUSB0 on my VM. In your video, you cut away and then come back stating you had to install a device driver. What was that for?
I manually issue sudo modprobe cp210x.ko and can see in dmesg that the module initializes. However, I still don't see any ttyUSB anything. I can talk to the device via COM3: (which is what Windows sees it as) being mapped to /dev/ttyS2. However, I cannot unplug the device because the connection between VirtualBox and Windows is severed and I have to re-boot to again talk to the device.
So, I have been flashing with the esptool.py. under Windows. But, that is getting old. I would much rather do it all within Eclipse.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
I got your book and watched your video and I have a question. When I installed Ubuntu 16.04 under Virtual Box, I created a filter for the Siliabs USB to UART bridge. However, I never see /dev/ttyUSB0 on my VM. In your video, you cut away and then come back stating you had to install a device driver. What was that for?
I manually issue sudo modprobe cp210x.ko and can see in dmesg that the module initializes. However, I still don't see any ttyUSB anything. I can talk to the device via COM3: (which is what Windows sees it as) being mapped to /dev/ttyS2. However, I cannot unplug the device because the connection between VirtualBox and Windows is severed and I have to re-boot to again talk to the device.
So, I have been flashing with the esptool.py. under Windows. But, that is getting old. I would much rather do it all within Eclipse.
Any ideas?
Thanks.