02-11-2018, 09:29 AM
I finally figured it out by trial and error. 8)
I came to the realization that the // in the read-me instructions represents comments.
And then I figured the # needed to be used in front of the make command.
So I just typed in #make
Nothing happened other than I got a clean prompt back with no error codes.
Then I typed in #make load
Again nothing happened other than I got a clean prompt back with no error codes.
So then I plugged in the Arduino board and by golly it works now. So that must have worked.
Seems to me the system should have at least returned something like "done" to let you know it actually did something.
Anyway, it seems to be working now so I'll mark this thread "solved".
It took me several hours just to figure this all out. Argggghhhhh!
Such simple stuff can be overwhelming when you have no clue what you're doing.
I came to the realization that the // in the read-me instructions represents comments.
And then I figured the # needed to be used in front of the make command.
So I just typed in #make
Nothing happened other than I got a clean prompt back with no error codes.
Then I typed in #make load
Again nothing happened other than I got a clean prompt back with no error codes.
So then I plugged in the Arduino board and by golly it works now. So that must have worked.
Seems to me the system should have at least returned something like "done" to let you know it actually did something.
Anyway, it seems to be working now so I'll mark this thread "solved".
It took me several hours just to figure this all out. Argggghhhhh!
Such simple stuff can be overwhelming when you have no clue what you're doing.