Hi!
I need help with a problem.
I am using a D1 R32 board, it is the one that has the shape identical to an Arduino UNO.
I work on Arch Linux, and use Picocom to receive the results of the serial output.
Everything was fine, until the exit became unreadable with strange characters.
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Use the command:
picocom / dev / ttyUSB0 -b 115200
But when I use the ESP32 MCU card, the output from the serial terminal is correct.
What could be happening?
Strange characters with picocom
Strange characters with picocom
Eng. Luiz Nebenzahl
Re: Strange characters with picocom
I got output like yours with some boards (or to be more precise: with some USB/UART bridges) when using an USB hub. If that applies for you too, try a direct connection to your PC.
Re: Strange characters with picocom
Trying to solve the problem, I installed Ubuntu on a Virtual Machine inside my Arch Linux.
And to my surprise, in Ubuntu, in a Terminal, I ran Picocom, and it worked without problems.
So I think it's not a hardware problem, it could be something with Arch's USB driver.
What can it be then?
And to my surprise, in Ubuntu, in a Terminal, I ran Picocom, and it worked without problems.
So I think it's not a hardware problem, it could be something with Arch's USB driver.
What can it be then?
Eng. Luiz Nebenzahl
Re: Strange characters with picocom
I found the problem.
The CH340 chip, which the D1 card uses, had a problem with the 5.5 kernel module that now uses the CH341.
I upgraded my kernel to 5.6 and even using the CH341 module, communication has improved.
The CH340 chip, which the D1 card uses, had a problem with the 5.5 kernel module that now uses the CH341.
I upgraded my kernel to 5.6 and even using the CH341 module, communication has improved.
Eng. Luiz Nebenzahl