I have a raspberry pi zero w running 32 bit raspbian hooked up to a pico w with circuitpy copied to it.
The pico CIRCUITPY folder can be opened from nautilus when the pico is plugged directly into my desktop.
However when the pico is plugged into the raspberry pi zero w (that's what I want) and I open pcmanfm I can see CIRCUITPY but when I try to open it I get a permission error. the permission error is the problem ... I can't mount CIRCUITPY. I expect it has something to do with the udev rules for the pico (where are they in raspbian????) or the following ...
CIRCUITPY is /dev/sda1.
If I connect from my desktop to the raspberry pi zero using "ssh -X" that works and gives me a terminal.
Suppose then I plug the pico into the raspberry pi zero.
Something on the raspberry pi zero "autostarts" and the terminal locks up.
If I reset the terminal "mount | grep -i circuitpy" and "mount | grep sda" do not show the pico as mounted already.
I thought maybe the pico was already mounted causing the permission error.
The pico CIRCUITPY folder can be opened from nautilus when the pico is plugged directly into my desktop.
However when the pico is plugged into the raspberry pi zero w (that's what I want) and I open pcmanfm I can see CIRCUITPY but when I try to open it I get a permission error. the permission error is the problem ... I can't mount CIRCUITPY. I expect it has something to do with the udev rules for the pico (where are they in raspbian????) or the following ...
CIRCUITPY is /dev/sda1.
If I connect from my desktop to the raspberry pi zero using "ssh -X" that works and gives me a terminal.
Suppose then I plug the pico into the raspberry pi zero.
Something on the raspberry pi zero "autostarts" and the terminal locks up.
If I reset the terminal "mount | grep -i circuitpy" and "mount | grep sda" do not show the pico as mounted already.
I thought maybe the pico was already mounted causing the permission error.
Statistics: Posted by garberw — Fri Sep 13, 2024 5:46 pm — Replies 2 — Views 77