In VS Code's Terminal, you'll see these "errors" even though you succeeded in making the onboard LED blink. This message is normal and can be ignored in general. dfu-util: Error during download get_status make: *** [program-dfu] Error 74
@@electrosmithco When's the next video? Honestly, lack of tutorials are why I haven't really got into the Daisy. I see it as potentially an amazing entry into embedded audio for me
@@MikeHudsontek New video is coming out this week (maybe today or tomorrow actually)!! We're currently making setup videos for all languages first (so Arduino IDE is next) and then we're gonna start making sounds :) Which language were you thinking about using?
@@electrosmithco Great, much appreciated. I see this as a route into audio development for me. First I'd like to create using Max to Daisy Seed, then I'd like to dive deeper into the code level, gradually, to get more of an understanding
Yes! We would love to cover oopsy on this channel for sure! In the meantime, oopsy just recently had an update prereleased! You'll be able to find it quickly on the forum if you select "Latest". The update includes an upgraded JSON interface! There's a documentation on how to use it. And thank you for the kind words too!
I just discovered this Daisy. I play guitar and write music (in addition to electronics), so I'm thinking about building effects processors. (In fact, a search for which processor is best for music processor is how I found Daisy.) I'm looking forward to getting started! First, I need to get some home automation projects done, though,,, 😎
To confirm for myself and perhaps it can help others too, the red line denotes ground (electrical) and like with a Eurorack system, usually on the power board where you do the connection there's a white (bold) stripe which indicates the orientation of the cable so that the red line matches the white on the board.
If you are still taking requests for videos, I would love to see a video about creating a delay effect, or even a walkthrough of the delay example code. Thanks for all your great work!
Visual Studio gives this error when flashing the Seed with the Blink example: The terminal process "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make clean; make; make program-dfu'" terminated with exit code: 2. * Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it.
Hey Glowfly! Could you tell me what operating system you are using? And is the Daisy blinking despite those errors? By the way, there are several threads with discussions about that error, so I recommend going through them. And if you're still encountering an issue, please feel free to start a new thread there. Thanks!
That's correct! 1 of the computer's USB port is connected to Daisy and another USB port is connected to the ST-Link. So two separate/individual USB ports on the computer are used.
I'm getting this error after 'task build_all': Executing task: make Error on line 89: expecting target : dependencies The terminal process "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make'" terminated with exit code: 1. I have never used VS Code before, and I tried to follow your example but it's not working. When I open blink.cpp I am asked about opening git repositories--do I need to do this? I tried opening all of them but I still get the error. I don't want to make any changes to the repository files, just compile blink.cpp.
I'm sorry to hear that you're encountering an issue. You can just click X when that window pops up upon opening the blink example folder. I unfortunately haven't seen that error, so I recommend making sure that you did not miss any step. If it's still an issue, please feel free to start a thread over on our forum as it's easier to troubleshoot there.
Está es una reedición de la del año 96, river fue la primera en diseñar las bandas de los brazos en horizontal hay un documental donde comentan esto. También hubo una reedición de la camiseta original creo que en el 2015
Hey! When trying to execute the "task build_all" command, I'm met with this error: Error makefile 118: Command syntax error Error makefile 126: Command syntax error Error makefile 134: Command syntax error Error makefile 183: Command syntax error Error makefile 185: Command syntax error Error makefile 204: Command syntax error Error makefile 206: Command syntax error Error makefile 209: Command syntax error Error makefile 216: Too many rules for target 'build/%.o' Error makefile 219: Too many rules for target 'build/%.o' Error makefile 243: No match found for wildcard '/*.d)' Error makefile 243: Command syntax error *** 12 errors during make *** * The terminal process "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make'" terminated with exit code: 1. * Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it. I'm on Windows if that helps. Thank you!
@@jermainewakeup In case other people run into similar issue, I'll share the solution that you posted on Discord. "...it turns out I installed RAD Studio, an IDE, which has its own MAKE integration. Uninstalling that and installing GNU Make worked out for me."
Please make sure that you put your Daisy into bootloader 0:37. And trying out different cable is usually a common solution too! Let us know if it's still not being recognized.
@@electrosmithco . I am sure that the daisy is in the boot loader mode . also tried all ports and different cables . Each time i press the bootloader sequence my PC gives warning "USB device not recognized" . the terminal says Warning: Invalid DFU suffix signature A valid DFU suffix will be required in a future dfu-util release No DFU capable USB device available make: *** [../../libDaisy/core/Makefile:344: program-dfu] Error 74 * The terminal process "G:\GIT\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make clean; make; make program-dfu'" terminated with exit code: 2. * Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it. .................................................................................... is it possible that my PC has USB 2.0 ports and The communication protocol of Daisy requires USB 3.0 ??
@@electrosmithco . I am sure that Daisy is in bootloader mode . Tried different cables and different ports as well But no luck . My pc has USB 2.0 . Is the daisy communicating on USB 3.0 ?
I can bring this up to the team to discuss about making an edit on the ST Link shopping page. If I recall correctly, I haven't seen any reports about M1 nor M3 (and even with M2, it's not all users) not working with ST Link. Do you have M1 and/or M3 that's not working with the ST Link?
In VS Code's Terminal, you'll see these "errors" even though you succeeded in making the onboard LED blink. This message is normal and can be ignored in general.
dfu-util: Error during download get_status
make: *** [program-dfu] Error 74
Yes! I feel more content and tutorials with Daisy is much needed. Thanks @SoundSimulator
We're also excited for what's to come!! Thank you for watching, Mike!!
@@electrosmithco When's the next video? Honestly, lack of tutorials are why I haven't really got into the Daisy. I see it as potentially an amazing entry into embedded audio for me
@@MikeHudsontek New video is coming out this week (maybe today or tomorrow actually)!!
We're currently making setup videos for all languages first (so Arduino IDE is next) and then we're gonna start making sounds :)
Which language were you thinking about using?
@@electrosmithco Great, much appreciated. I see this as a route into audio development for me. First I'd like to create using Max to Daisy Seed, then I'd like to dive deeper into the code level, gradually, to get more of an understanding
@@MikeHudsontek That definitely sounds like a great plan! We hope these videos will help you on your journey!
This is so great! More daisy tutorials are just what I was looking for and it’s great to see Sound Simulator over on this channel as well.
Glad to hear that you're looking forward to the tutorials!! I'm excited to be making Daisy videos on this channel!
Thank you! Looking forward to all new content, especially Oopsy/JSON/CV related. You explain things so patiently and clearly!!
Yes! We would love to cover oopsy on this channel for sure! In the meantime, oopsy just recently had an update prereleased! You'll be able to find it quickly on the forum if you select "Latest". The update includes an upgraded JSON interface! There's a documentation on how to use it.
And thank you for the kind words too!
Perfect timing, I just got two Seeds and a Pod in the mail this weekend! Thanks for the video, this helped me get up and running super quickly.
Awesome!! I hope you have fun with them!!
I just discovered this Daisy. I play guitar and write music (in addition to electronics), so I'm thinking about building effects processors. (In fact, a search for which processor is best for music processor is how I found Daisy.)
I'm looking forward to getting started! First, I need to get some home automation projects done, though,,,
😎
Sounds like Daisy is indeed what you were looking for!! :)
Please keep us posted about your project if you do end up getting it!
Great! I am looking forward to learn more about daisy seed. I would be interested to see a tutorial on generating cv signals (including pitch values).
Yes! Daisy CV tutorial would be helpful!
To confirm for myself and perhaps it can help others too, the red line denotes ground (electrical) and like with a Eurorack system, usually on the power board where you do the connection there's a white (bold) stripe which indicates the orientation of the cable so that the red line matches the white on the board.
Thank you for your input!
If you are still taking requests for videos, I would love to see a video about creating a delay effect, or even a walkthrough of the delay example code. Thanks for all your great work!
Yes! Delay tutorial would be awesome. Thank you for the suggestion!!
Are you going to do similar videos for the other supported languages? Thank you.
Of course!!
is there any way to run daisy c++ code on the vscode terminal? like emulating the chip?
Visual Studio gives this error when flashing the Seed with the Blink example:
The terminal process "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make clean; make; make program-dfu'" terminated with exit code: 2.
* Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it.
Hey Glowfly! Could you tell me what operating system you are using? And is the Daisy blinking despite those errors?
By the way, there are several threads with discussions about that error, so I recommend going through them. And if you're still encountering an issue, please feel free to start a new thread there. Thanks!
Trying to update the firmware of a eurorack module but I can't get the daisy into bootloader mode. What am I missing?
There could be some factors. Please feel free to share more information on our forum or Discord server as it is easier to troubleshoot there. Thanks!
Are both the Daisy and the ST-Link connected to the computer via USB?
Technically the Daisy only needs to receive power. Unless you want to use USB-MIDI then of course you also need to connect it to the computer.
That's correct! 1 of the computer's USB port is connected to Daisy and another USB port is connected to the ST-Link. So two separate/individual USB ports on the computer are used.
I'm getting this error after 'task build_all':
Executing task: make
Error on line 89: expecting target : dependencies
The terminal process "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make'" terminated with exit code: 1.
I have never used VS Code before, and I tried to follow your example but it's not working. When I open blink.cpp I am asked about opening git repositories--do I need to do this? I tried opening all of them but I still get the error. I don't want to make any changes to the repository files, just compile blink.cpp.
I'm sorry to hear that you're encountering an issue. You can just click X when that window pops up upon opening the blink example folder.
I unfortunately haven't seen that error, so I recommend making sure that you did not miss any step.
If it's still an issue, please feel free to start a thread over on our forum as it's easier to troubleshoot there.
Está es una reedición de la del año 96, river fue la primera en diseñar las bandas de los brazos en horizontal hay un documental donde comentan esto.
También hubo una reedición de la camiseta original creo que en el 2015
Hey!
When trying to execute the "task build_all" command, I'm met with this error:
Error makefile 118: Command syntax error
Error makefile 126: Command syntax error
Error makefile 134: Command syntax error
Error makefile 183: Command syntax error
Error makefile 185: Command syntax error
Error makefile 204: Command syntax error
Error makefile 206: Command syntax error
Error makefile 209: Command syntax error
Error makefile 216: Too many rules for target 'build/%.o'
Error makefile 219: Too many rules for target 'build/%.o'
Error makefile 243: No match found for wildcard '/*.d)'
Error makefile 243: Command syntax error
*** 12 errors during make ***
* The terminal process "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make'" terminated with exit code: 1.
* Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it.
I'm on Windows if that helps. Thank you!
I want to double check with if you're going to File -> Open Folder and opening the Blink folder.
@@electrosmithco Yes this is the Blink folder, but I've also tried other examples and they all greet me with the same error.
@@jermainewakeup In case other people run into similar issue, I'll share the solution that you posted on Discord.
"...it turns out I installed RAD Studio, an IDE, which has its own MAKE integration. Uninstalling that and installing GNU Make worked out for me."
Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)
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4:25 unable to see the "DFU in FS mode" option in the dropdown menu
Please make sure that you put your Daisy into bootloader 0:37.
And trying out different cable is usually a common solution too! Let us know if it's still not being recognized.
@@electrosmithco . I am sure that the daisy is in the boot loader mode . also tried all ports and different cables . Each time i press the bootloader sequence my PC gives warning "USB device not recognized"
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the terminal says
Warning: Invalid DFU suffix signature
A valid DFU suffix will be required in a future dfu-util release
No DFU capable USB device available
make: *** [../../libDaisy/core/Makefile:344: program-dfu] Error 74
* The terminal process "G:\GIT\Git\bin\bash.exe '--login', '-i', '-c', 'make clean; make; make program-dfu'" terminated with exit code: 2.
* Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it.
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is it possible that my PC has USB 2.0 ports and The communication protocol of Daisy requires USB 3.0
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@@electrosmithco
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I am sure that Daisy is in bootloader mode
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Tried different cables and different ports as well
But no luck
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My pc has USB 2.0 . Is the daisy communicating on USB 3.0 ?
@@usmanfr2 USB 2.0 should work. Which version of Windows are you using?
@@electrosmithco
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I am using windows 10 Pro
Please make it known that ST-Link does not work with newer Macs with M1/M2/M3 chips..
I can bring this up to the team to discuss about making an edit on the ST Link shopping page.
If I recall correctly, I haven't seen any reports about M1 nor M3 (and even with M2, it's not all users) not working with ST Link. Do you have M1 and/or M3 that's not working with the ST Link?