To put the Pi Pico into programming mode, you need to open a connection to it at its magic number port speed. This set of commands allows me to set the mode and upload an .ino file.
Continue reading Changing the PiPico boot mode from PowerShell
To put the Pi Pico into programming mode, you need to open a connection to it at its magic number port speed. This set of commands allows me to set the mode and upload an .ino file.
Continue reading Changing the PiPico boot mode from PowerShellThis is mainly here so that when this happens to me again, I know what to do about it.
Having spent a while not being able to sign software packages I discovered that when you SSH into OSX, your keychain remains locked. So you have to issue the following command to unlock the user keychain:
security unlock-keychain
You’ll be prompted for your password, after which your keychain will be unlocked and accessible to your scripts as expected.