

Inputting "lsmod" after plugging the Uno in would give us a clue as well as the output from the last messages from "dmesg".ĥ6. Just guessing makes me wonder if interface driver cdc_acm is not being loaded when you plug in your Uno. I am still interested in why the serial ports are not showing up on the older Arduino Ide. It looks like you can make this work by following what Danois90 has posted. "groups " ,should show what groups you belong to, with dialout being one of them now. It doesn't tell me it did anything, but I'm assuming in this case that it won't. Thank did also type the command you recommended " sudo usermod -a -G dialout " with my username in the brackets. I think I put all the info down here, but if you need further info please drop me an email and I will furnish it for you. I did a search for this issue on this forum but didn't find anything remotely close to it. The Port selection is "Greyed" out also, so I am not able to select a port at all.

Did you select the right one from the Tools > Serial Port menu?Īt .(Serial.java:191)Īt .(Serial.java:77)Īt .flushSerialBuffer(Uploader.java:77)Īt .uploadViaBootloader(AvrdudeUploader.java:175)Īt .uploadUsingPreferences(AvrdudeUploader.java:67)Īt (Sketch.java:1671)Īt (Sketch.java:1627)Īt (Sketch.java:1599)Īt $n(Editor.java:2380)Īt (Thread.java:745)" With that update, I can no longer upload to my arduino.
That brought down all updates and the latest Kernel. The right way to install Arduino IDE on Linux Mint is: 1- unzip downloaded package (Arduino 1.8.10) 2- open fileSelected menu options are unreadable on Mint Mate 19. I did a complete update of everything on my machine using the command: apt update and apt dist-upgrade. Im running the latest Arduino but the problem has been around for a. I am using Linux Mint 18 and the stock Arduino IDE from the Repo.
