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notes about platformio
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After that it will edit platformio.ini and there you will see the library added to the project. It's also in `.pio/libdeps`
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After that it will edit platformio.ini and there you will see the library added to the project. It's also in `.pio/libdeps`
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### Important for linux users.
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### Important for linux users.
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When setting up PlatformIO on another system we ran into the issue that the machine couldn't upload the code properly. We first checked how the OS interacted with `dmesg`. `dmesg` on linux shows the kernel activity.
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When setting up PlatformIO on another system we ran into the issue that the machine couldn't upload the code properly. We first checked how the OS interacted with `dmesg`. `dmesg` on linux shows the kernel activity. After a while we found out we needed to install the package `platformio-udev`. What it does it add some rules for the kernel on how to handle the mcu's.
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### Programming and compiling and uploading
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### Programming and compiling and uploading
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Using platformIO is really straight forward. The only folder you should look at in your platformIO project is the `src` folder.
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Using platformIO is really straight forward. The only folder you should look at in your platformIO project is the `src` folder.
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