ubuntu can't find serial port
I'm using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS downloaded from Microsoft store and Arduino IDE. I'm trying to use ESP32 in Ubuntu, but Ubuntu can't find the serial port.
In Arduino, Tools > Port is greyed out.
In Windows, I can see ESP32(COM7) and it works.
lsusb outputs nothing.dmesg only outputs [0.009121] Microsoft 4.4.0-17763.379-Microsoft 4.4.35.
I tried:
- kernel update
- add the user to dialout
- install cp210x driver
18.04 usb windows-subsystem-for-linux serial-port arduino
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I'm using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS downloaded from Microsoft store and Arduino IDE. I'm trying to use ESP32 in Ubuntu, but Ubuntu can't find the serial port.
In Arduino, Tools > Port is greyed out.
In Windows, I can see ESP32(COM7) and it works.
lsusb outputs nothing.dmesg only outputs [0.009121] Microsoft 4.4.0-17763.379-Microsoft 4.4.35.
I tried:
- kernel update
- add the user to dialout
- install cp210x driver
18.04 usb windows-subsystem-for-linux serial-port arduino
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
Low level I/O stuff that needs kernel functionality do generally not work with WSL. Think your serial ports belongs to this category.
– Bengt Olsson
Mar 24 at 11:43
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I'm using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS downloaded from Microsoft store and Arduino IDE. I'm trying to use ESP32 in Ubuntu, but Ubuntu can't find the serial port.
In Arduino, Tools > Port is greyed out.
In Windows, I can see ESP32(COM7) and it works.
lsusb outputs nothing.dmesg only outputs [0.009121] Microsoft 4.4.0-17763.379-Microsoft 4.4.35.
I tried:
- kernel update
- add the user to dialout
- install cp210x driver
18.04 usb windows-subsystem-for-linux serial-port arduino
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
I'm using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS downloaded from Microsoft store and Arduino IDE. I'm trying to use ESP32 in Ubuntu, but Ubuntu can't find the serial port.
In Arduino, Tools > Port is greyed out.
In Windows, I can see ESP32(COM7) and it works.
lsusb outputs nothing.dmesg only outputs [0.009121] Microsoft 4.4.0-17763.379-Microsoft 4.4.35.
I tried:
- kernel update
- add the user to dialout
- install cp210x driver
18.04 usb windows-subsystem-for-linux serial-port arduino
18.04 usb windows-subsystem-for-linux serial-port arduino
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
edited Mar 20 at 9:39
Melebius
5,09452040
5,09452040
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
asked Mar 20 at 5:51
jej1591jej1591
1
1
Low level I/O stuff that needs kernel functionality do generally not work with WSL. Think your serial ports belongs to this category.
– Bengt Olsson
Mar 24 at 11:43
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Low level I/O stuff that needs kernel functionality do generally not work with WSL. Think your serial ports belongs to this category.
– Bengt Olsson
Mar 24 at 11:43
Low level I/O stuff that needs kernel functionality do generally not work with WSL. Think your serial ports belongs to this category.
– Bengt Olsson
Mar 24 at 11:43
Low level I/O stuff that needs kernel functionality do generally not work with WSL. Think your serial ports belongs to this category.
– Bengt Olsson
Mar 24 at 11:43
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Low level I/O stuff that needs kernel functionality do generally not work with WSL. Think your serial ports belongs to this category.
– Bengt Olsson
Mar 24 at 11:43