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I am having the issue that sometimes I don't know if I have a new or old bootloader version of the Arduino nano.
When trying to upload a sketch with the wrong bootloader set, it sends 2 bytes and keeps being in that state.
Is there a proper way to stop the upload process if the wrong bootloader has been set, or the device is simply not responding?
In that case I could restart the uploader process with the right bootloader option being set.
When choosing the wrong bootloader version the function ; uploader.UploadSketch() seems to never break, and keeps the serial port alive.
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Dear,
I am having the issue that sometimes I don't know if I have a new or old bootloader version of the Arduino nano.
When trying to upload a sketch with the wrong bootloader set, it sends 2 bytes and keeps being in that state.
Is there a proper way to stop the upload process if the wrong bootloader has been set, or the device is simply not responding?
In that case I could restart the uploader process with the right bootloader option being set.
When choosing the wrong bootloader version the function ; uploader.UploadSketch() seems to never break, and keeps the serial port alive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: