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pyserial error when trying to use tool on OSX Big Sur #29
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Did you find a solution for this issue? |
No actually, I've been getting by using mkspiffs and esptool directly and forego this tool for now until it's fixed :) |
Here's more info about it and a fix: pyserial/pyserial#509 (comment) |
Ok, found my own solution. I have a virtual machine running 10.14 (a Parallels setup). Quickly installed Arduino IDE, the ESP32 library, this tool and a driver for the serial port. Then made a shared folder between the virtual machine and my Big Sur os. Now I can use the 10.14 to write the SPIFFS of my ESP32. Once setup it's fast to work with. |
You can check the last PR at my clone of this repository. I may be helpful for you. |
Thanks @lorol, that did the trick. Erasing all Flash started... _>Traceback (most recent call last): |
Basically the fix I made was to remove the use of the old "esptool" binary file and make it use "esptool.py" instead. I also changed the call to "python3 esptool.py" as Python 2 is obsolete. |
When trying to use the tool on Mac OSX Big Sur, esptool fails to execute.
I believe this is similar to the problem experienced with the arduino esp32 core (as mentioned here).
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