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:ArduinoVerify executing job failed: Permission denied #36

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richardlee-kr opened this issue Apr 3, 2021 · 1 comment
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:ArduinoVerify executing job failed: Permission denied #36

richardlee-kr opened this issue Apr 3, 2021 · 1 comment

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@richardlee-kr
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richardlee-kr commented Apr 3, 2021

Hello, I'm beginner of vim using SpaceVim with WSL
I want to use SpaceVim for arduino so i installed this plugins
But :ArduinoVerify gave me error
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and this is my vimrc
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when i sudo screen /dev/ttyS15 115200, in my vimrc, i got a whole black window and there is no respond except terminating command

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i solved No such file or directory error but...
i installed Arduino in wsl by copying my arduino in window and try :ArduinoVerify
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and :make command also got error like:
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so i tried chmod 777 Arduino but it didn't work
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If there is something i miss, please help me
and i'm sorry for pool English

thank for your help

@richardlee-kr richardlee-kr changed the title :ArduinoVerify executing job failed: No Such file or directory :ArduinoVerify executing job failed: Permission denied Apr 4, 2021
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stevearc commented Apr 7, 2021

I have never tried doing Arduino development on Windows, and I have no idea how well accessing a hardware device inside of WSL will work, but I can give you some general debugging tips.

You can run :ArduinoInfo to get some useful information about the plugin. One of the things it will tell you is the "Verify command", which is the shell command that is run when you do :ArduinoVerify. You can copy that command and run it directly in your terminal, and it may give you a better idea where the permission error is coming from.

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