VSCode 1.78.2 + Pymark 2.22.5 + USB-SERIAL CH341 Linux Compatibility ?

[nastiliano]

Hello everybody!

I've been working with VSCode, Pymark and Linux for last 3 years and there hadn't been any problem in a CH340 device (dev/ttyACM0).

My Ubuntu distro detected automatically the device as ttyACM0 and I had to add my user to "dialout" group and that was all.

But now I've installed the driver for CH341 device (as is explained over Internet) and it works good with all other apps in my Ubuntu distro (23.04), but it doesn't appear in VSCode Pymakr extension.

Is only appearing my default serial ports like "ttyS0, S1"... but there's no way to show: /dev/ttyCH341USB0

Anyone could help me, please?

Thank you very much.
Best regards to everyone.

[nastiliano]

Hello everybody!

I've been working with VSCode, Pymark and Linux for last 3 years and there hadn't been any problem in a CH340 device (dev/ttyACM0).

My Ubuntu distro detected automatically the device as ttyACM0 and I had to add my user to "dialout" group and that was all.

But now I've installed the driver for CH341 device (as is explained over Internet) and it works good with all other apps in my Ubuntu distro (23.04), but it doesn't appear in VSCode Pymakr extension.

Is only appearing my default serial ports like "ttyS0, S1"... but there's no way to show: /dev/ttyCH341USB0

Anyone could help me, please?

Thank you very much. Best regards to everyone.

I add more info:

Is not a connection or a driver problem... is a JSNode or Javascript problem.

If I "force" to add my device. I go to add device and I put /dev/ttyCH341USB0, the device appears but a pop-up error says "Cannot convert undefined or null object".

After this I can open a terminal and connect to my device and even execute my code, but in every operation (like disconnect or connect again...) the pop-up advice me again "Cannot convert undefined or null object".

And when I close VSCode and reopen again all my work has disappeared... and I have to do the same to reconnect to my device.

Some ideas?

Thank you.

[nastiliano]

SOLVED:

Ubuntu 23.10 kernel and newest libraries (from ubuntu 23.10 repo) + New VSCode version solves the Pymark problem for me.