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elisey4742015-10-02 17:25:58
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elisey474, 2015-10-02 17:25:58

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

How to find it then?

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Max, 2015-10-02
@MaxDukov

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

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vanyamba-electronics, 2015-10-08
@vanyamba-electronics

I would read detailed instructions for setting up Arduino in Linux
playground.arduino.cc/Learning/Linux

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