After installing the dependencies (Edge Impulse CLI, Arduino CLI), I was unable to upload the edge impulse firmware to the Arduino board when I selected the flash_windows.bat. Instead, I received this message in the command prompt:
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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Hi @Ridzuan,
Can you verify your PATH environment variable? It should contain the Arduino CLI path. You can verify if it works by opening a terminal and run: arduino-cli
Aurelien
Hi @aurel,
Thanks for the reply. The Arduino CLi is detected when prompted in the command prompt:
The board was also connected to the computer with the push button pressed twice. I am wondering if I’ve missed some steps here.
Ridzuan
I just noticed that your logs show an error on the where command.
Can you try running it in your terminal: where /q arduino-cli?
This is strange as the where command is part of Windows OS.
Does it work if you run: C:\Windows\System32\where
If it does work, can you check that your system environment variable contains this System32 directory?
I can run the command as shown below:
However, seems like System32 directory is not available (can’t post the screenshot as only one screenshot is allowed (at least for new user, I presume)).
Incomplete installation, I guess. Which one, I wonder.
Seems the error is gone when I added the directory System32 to the path. However, another error is emerged:
The Arduino Nano 33 BLE can’t be found. Do I need to use the previous version (0.13.X) of Arduino CLI?
Eventually, I managed to load the firmware to the board and the board is now connected to the Edge Impulse:
Thank you @aurel for your time and solution insight… really appreciate it.
Ridzuan
