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digispark:tutorials:linuxtroubleshooting [2015/04/04 14:42]
fab smll updates
digispark:tutorials:linuxtroubleshooting [2017/12/03 11:41] (current)
Jamezrin [Arch Troubleshooting]
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 ====== libusb ====== ====== libusb ======
 If your sketch uses DigiUSB to communicate with the PC, you need both the legacy 0.1 version of libusb and version 1.0(http://​www.libusb.org/​). ​ For compiling the DigiUSB programs, also ensure the package libusb-compat-devel is installed. If your sketch uses DigiUSB to communicate with the PC, you need both the legacy 0.1 version of libusb and version 1.0(http://​www.libusb.org/​). ​ For compiling the DigiUSB programs, also ensure the package libusb-compat-devel is installed.
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 +If you are getting an error (especially on ubuntu) when compiling or uploading sketches - try installing libusb and possibly lib32stdc on linux - (on ubuntu get it by issuing: apt-get install lib32stdc++6)
  
 ====== Permissions ====== ====== Permissions ======
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-The last part is getting the micronucleus to work. For this (at least on 64 bit systems), ​compiling is the only option+The last part is getting the micronucleus to work. For this (at least on 64 bit systems), ​you can install ​the AUR package [[https://​aur.archlinux.org/​packages/​micronucleus-git/​|micronucleus-git]] or compile it yourself.
  
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