Trying to run it locally, but it says I have no ports, however, the selected port is correct as /dev/cu.usbserial-210 on the right side of the status bar (where it is the ESP32 section)

[traderhut]

And I was able to program it using visual studio code as well.
ChatGPT suggested that I create a virtual device in the /dev/ to point to the other one and get the name correct so LowCode will find it as a port, or override it via an environment variable, but it seems to me there has to be a better way to do it than that...

I ordered the one chip ESP32-6C, as I have a WROOM chip that I just programmed. It shouldn't matter which device I'm using until I get to the point where I'm trying to program it. It will be 2 days before I can get the other device (8 meg), or another day after that to get the 16M version.

Is there some specific 'port' that it is looking for (on a Mac M1 system)?

[traderhut]

It can't find an ESP32-6C either... 'no ports'. Yeha... Has anyone ever gotten this application to work?

[gautam-dev-maker]

Hey @traderhut, I'm having trouble understanding the issue from your description. Are you experiencing problems with Codespaces or are you working locally through Visual Studio Code on your desktop? If possible, please attach a screenshot of the issue you're facing.

If the issue is related to the USB port, I recommend following the troubleshooting steps outlined in this document. If the problem persists, please provide a photo of your USB connection with the ESP32-C6 device for further assistance.

[mhansston]

Low Code Matter Github Codespaces. USB device attached C6 Devkit

. When you try to select port, it doesn't show up.

[mhansston]

I finally got it working. There are a lot of dependencies that keep this from working that VScode doesn't set up. I'd go through the command line installation after installing and setting up vscode and look for stuff that's missing. I think a path wasn't defined for something and it needed to point to esptool, which might also need to be installed. I was flying blind and trying just about anything so I can't say exactly which thing I did got it to work, but I'm not staring over to find out. Folks who write this stuff need to start with a clean Ubuntu or other OS install and document every last step along the way so there's nothing missing. No point in having LowCode if you have to be an advanced programmer to get it to actually run!

[chiragatal]

Good to hear that it is now working.

And thanks for the feedback. I agree on starting with a clean OS part and we'll definitely take that into consideration in our testing.