Install Arduino IDE on Chromebook

After turning on Linuxarrow-up-right on the Chromebook, you can access the Linux environment via the terminal app.

Please follow the following steps to install the Arduino IDE:

Check the type of your OS version

Download package

Open the website (www.arduino.cc/en/softwarearrow-up-right) and download the corresponding type of Legacy Arduino IDE:

Installation

After downloading complete, set the folder Downloads in the file browser to share with Linux, as mentioned above. Use the following commands to install the Arduino IDE, e.g., arduino-1.8.19-linux64.tar.xz is the downloading file.

Set up the Arduino IDE development environment for the mainboard

You can open the Arduino IDE as follows:

NyBoard

For more details, please refer to Upload Sketch for NyBoardarrow-up-right.

After using the USB uploader and USB data cable to connect the NyBoard and Chromebook, you will see a prompt: Please click Connect to Linux.

and check in the Settings interface, and it should be enabled as follows:

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After downloading the project file OpenCat-main.zip from GitHub: https://github.com/PetoiCamp/OpenCatarrow-up-right, use the following commands to unzip it to the Downloads folder.

BiBoard

For more details, please refer to Upload Sketch for BiBoardarrow-up-right.

After using the USB data cable to connect the BiBoard and Chromebook, you will see a prompt: Please click Connect to Linux.

and check in the Settings interface, and it should be enabled as follows:

Use the following commands to install the library pyserial for uploading the sketch for BiBoard

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After downloading the project file OpenCatEsp32-main.zip from GitHub: https://github.com/PetoiCamp/OpenCatEsp32arrow-up-right, use the following commands to unzip it to the Downloads folder.

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