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Some more information while debugging the uart with a much simpler example, not using CPX but a simple float array through uart (found when debugging the issue in this discussion)
This example does seem to work for some reason, however it is a much simpler example.
The CPX doesn't work because the CFLIB needs to detect a port through pyserial. If GPIO 14/15 is used (the long pins) pyserial is not able to detect the uart port (python3 -m serial.tools.list_ports -v). The simple array send example I send here above didn't need a port detect so that worked but CFLIB needs that for sure.
My guess there is something wrong with it, ands that the only uart that is detectable is the white uart port (saying 'UART') right next to the mini hdmi connectors, which would need a special connector...
To be continued, but perhaps we should mention this issue on the documentation.
These instructions to enable cpx over serial seems to be outdated for raspberry 5 https://www.bitcraze.io/documentation/repository/crazyflie-lib-python/master/development/uart_communication/
Some simple ones:
Some forum questions that might be important:
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