@GOROman If you're level shifting you can then multiplex the lines, reduce pin count requirements, which opens makes cheaper microcontrollers an option...
Another option to update Pico's is to create a TinyUSB MSC device that acts like a usb flash drive, use "FatFS" (or similar) to create a volume on some spare flash storage. Check if .uf2 file was copied and write the update to flash with your own firmware. No bootsel mode needed.
But depends how large your firmware is likely to be as u need extra space to hold the copy before applying the update.
Anything goes wrong, always got bootsel mode to fallback on.
@HD64180 Happens to me quite often, the Picos I'm using have reset button (to short the reset pin) and then will connect properly.
I think after some uses the usb starts to degrade and this connection problem starts. The baud rate trick sounds similar to resetting it.
Features include:
- Slot 0/1/2 4MB bank switching
- SRAM save games
- USB access to SD Card
- 10MB onboard flash drive (i.e. for if/when you don't have an SD card)
- ROM menu with themes and boxart/screenshot browsing
Here's how the boxart/screenshot browsing currently looks:
Features include:
- Slot 0/1/2 4MB bank switching
- SRAM save games
- USB access to SD Card
- 10MB onboard flash drive (i.e. for if/when you don't have an SD card)
- ROM menu with themes and boxart/screenshot browsing
Here's how the boxart/screenshot browsing currently looks: