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Describe setup for Pico on Linux #434
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To fix this problem, you need to mount the volume after restarting the Pico while holding down the `BOOTSEL` button. You can do this manually, but it | ||
is better to edit the `/etc/fstab` file to allow users to do this themselves. You can do this by adding a line like this to `/etc/fstab`: | ||
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place such as `/mnt/RPI-RP2`, but it can also be in the directory where you expect to run `tinygo`. You will also need to create a directory with the path | ||
`/path/to/volume/RPI-RP2`. Once you have done this and after restarting the Pico in | ||
`BOOTSEL` mode, you should be able to see the Pico's block device using this command | ||
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@@ -9,6 +9,58 @@ Flashing to a port may be a source of pain with a unconfigured computer. Here ar | |||
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* [Serial port permission problems (Linux)](#permission-denied-linux) |
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add a entry in the table here for the section you've added
Thanks for the suggestions. I will update the pull request soon. |
I have added documentation about flashing the Pico on a Linux machine
with detailed commands and procedures. All commands and error messages
have been verified on my own machine.