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I got a Teknic ClearCore motion controller that's based on an Atmel SAMD5x MCU, and they have Arduino support for programming it. I'm able to build the examples on macOS using Arduino 2.x, but programming the chip (using bossac) fails to verify. It does seem to write something, but it always fails to verify. Doing the same with Arduino on Windows works fine.
I emailed them over the weekend with a detailed message, but they just came back saying they don't support macOS.
Unfortunately, while Arduino on macOS shows the bossac invocation, it doesn't show the invocation or programming parameters on Windows.
I'm wondering if there’s something wrong with the way the macOS setup is invoking bossac:
I got a Teknic ClearCore motion controller that's based on an Atmel SAMD5x MCU, and they have Arduino support for programming it. I'm able to build the examples on macOS using Arduino 2.x, but programming the chip (using
bossac
) fails to verify. It does seem to write something, but it always fails to verify. Doing the same with Arduino on Windows works fine.I emailed them over the weekend with a detailed message, but they just came back saying they don't support macOS.
Unfortunately, while Arduino on macOS shows the
bossac
invocation, it doesn't show the invocation or programming parameters on Windows.I'm wondering if there’s something wrong with the way the macOS setup is invoking
bossac
:The device seems to have a UF2 bootloader on it. When you connect it, a drive mounts with
CURRENT.UF2
andINFO_UF2.TXT
which containsThe Windows invocation is identical, but it works. Any ideas why macOS might be failing?
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