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Badger W not being detected by thonny. #77
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Hmm, if you're able to flash firmware to it that suggests the board is still working. What UF2 are you flashing to the board? Do you have 'MicroPython (Raspberry Pi Pico)' selected as your interpreter in Thonny? You might need to press stop (or the reset button on the board and then stop) in Thonny to interrupt the board if it's in the middle of running code? If that doesn't help, perhaps you could post a screenshot or video showing what's happening when you try and select the board in Thonny and we'll see what else we can suggest (feel free to drop us a support ticket if that's easier for sending files). |
Might be worth also trying “flash_nuke.uf2” (https://cdn-learn.adafruit.com/assets/assets/000/099/419/original/flash_nuke.uf2?1613329170 ) which will completely erase the flash and eliminate any startup scripts blocking Thonny. In theory the “with_badger_os” builds should do this. I ran into a similar problem testing some new builds and improvements. It seems catching Badger at the right time can be tricky - I find hitting reset on the board and hitting reset in Thonny quickly after helps. Might be a good idea for us to implement an escape key- a button you hold down to prevent the Badger software from launching at startup and potentially blocking Thonny. |
I'm assuming my badge is just a brick then. Thanks for attempting to help. |
Sorry for the lack of reply here - drop us a support ticket with a link to this issue if you haven't already and we'll get a return/replacement sorted for you. |
Just adding to this thread, I had a similar issue on a specific Mac. I couldn’t get Thonny to connect to either of two Badgers running OS above 0.3. Both would connect to Thonny when running 0.3. Moving to another Going back to my problem Mac, I found that by resetting Thonny helped. I was then able to connect badger with OS 0.5 |
Hi there, I've been suffering the same issue and to solve it I juse followed two of the suggested steps:
My env is a Macbook Air M2 running If I experience again the error, I'll share with you the |
Just happened again... Sharing my
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My Badger W won't appear in Thonny. I've reflashed the firmware multiple times and even performed a flash nuke then a reflash but the Badger won't appear as a Serial device and thonny isn't able to connect to the Badger.
Is it an issue with the device or with how I'm handling the software?
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