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Why is Arduino not defined in Linux?
So I connected arduino uno to Radxa Rock (soldier, core 3.0.36+)
Dmesg:
[ 3.089004] usb 2-1.4: new full speed USB device number 5 using usb20_host
[ 3.192434] usb 2-1.4: New USB device found, idVendor =2a03, idProduct=0043
[ 3.192523] usb 2-1.4: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=220
[ 3.192698] usb 2-1.4: Product: Arduino Uno
[ 3.192755] usb 2-1.4: Manufacturer: Arduino Srl
[ 3.192816] usb 2-1.4: SerialNumber: 8543830313335190C192 It is
necessary that the Arduino serial port appears in /dev. On a computer, it looks like ttyACM0, but here I don’t even see it:
ls /dev/
alarm fuse loop0 mtp_usb snd tty18 tty33 tty49 tty7 usbdev2.2 vcsa5
android_adb i2c-0 loop1 net stderr tty19 tty34 tty5 tty8 usbdev2.3 vcsa6
ashmem i2c-1 loop2 network_latency stdin tty2 tty35 tty50 tty9 usbdev2.4 vcsa7
binder i2c-2 loop3 network_throughput stdout tty20 tty36 tty51 ttyFIQ0 usbdev2.5 vflash
block i2c-3 loop4 null sw_sync tty21 tty37 tty52 ttyGS0 vcs video_state
bsg i2c-4 loop5 ppp sys_state tty22 tty38 tty53 ttyGS1 vcs1 vpu_service
bus i2c_detect loop6 ptmx tty tty23 tty39 tty54 ttyGS2 vcs2 xt_qtaguid
char input loop7 pts tty0 tty24 tty4 tty55 ttyGS3 vcs3 zero
console ion mali random tty1 tty25 tty40 tty56 ttyS0 vcs4 zram0
core keychord mapper rfkill tty10 tty26 tty41 tty57 ttyS3 vcs5
cpu_dma_latency kmem mem rga tty11 tty27 tty42 tty58 uhid vcs6
disk kmsg mtd0 rknand_sys_storage tty12 tty28 tty43 tty59 uinput vcs7
dri log mtd0ro rtc tty13 tty29 tty44 tty6 ump vcsa
fb0 log_events mtd1 rtc0 tty14 tty3 tty45 tty60 urandom vcsa1
fb1 log_main mtd1ro sda tty15 tty30 tty46 tty61 usb_accessory vcsa2
fd log_radio mtdblock0 sda2 tty16 tty31 tty47 tty62 usbdev1.1 vcsa3
full log_system mtdblock1 shm tty17 tty32 tty48 tty63 usbdev2.1 vcsa4
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means there is no firewood for the series. look on a large PC with the lsmod command what driver is needed - and look for / collect it for Radxa Rock
I would read detailed instructions for setting up Arduino in Linux
playground.arduino.cc/Learning/Linux
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