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I too am seeing the serial error "ImportError: No module named serial" in spite of having both python and pyserial.

Problem resolved, Thank you. I had installed pyserial. The error surprisingly was related to the incorrect processor speed (!) in the Arduino IDE. I have no ...

16.01.2017 · An easy fix is to install pyserial manually into your system Python - you can try running python -m pip install pyserial. You may run into other problems in esp-idf if your system Python is Python 3 not Python 2.x. Running "make menuconfig" -> "SDK Tool Configuration" and setting "Python 2 interpreter" to python2 may help.

Jan 16, 2017 · Hi Kent, Do I understand correctly that you're not using the downloaded pre-configured environment, but following the "Alternative Step 1" with windows_install_prerequisites.sh?

After checking to see if it is there like @araldo-van-de-kraats says ( pip freeze ), it looks like you probably want to make sure you've ...

Feb 07, 2020 · ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'serial' Ask Question Asked 1 year, 11 months ago. Active 1 year, 11 months ago. Viewed 5k times 1 This is Arduino Python. ...

08.10.2016 · You can install pyserial via pip. Open CMD as Administrator and type: pip install pyserial I believe that pip is installed by default when installing python, Pip should go and get pyserial and install it in the correct location. Restart Arduino IDE and Build, worked for me. Author samjulien commented on Oct 8, 2016 Ah, excellent, thanks.

“import CV2 Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'CV2' why this error” Code Answer's.

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Instead add your user to dialout group, install Arduino IDE using ubuntu-make and then install ESP32 tools as ordinary user. – N0rbert. Sep 8 ' ...

23.07.2017 · Postby spuzesp32 » Sun Jul 23, 2017 2:26 pm phando, what exactly did you do to fix this problem? I have exactly the same issue. I can compile from the command line, but when make runs from within Eclipse it seems to use a python version that does not have the serial module installed. 13 posts 1 2 Next Return to “General Discussion” Jump to

Oct 08, 2016 · FYI - the above solution works (for homebrewed python macs) I was able to upload sketches and get them working on my esp32 (ESP32 Thing from Sparkfun) Ideally, the IDE would have recognize my path settings so one can avoid the work around. Now I want to find/use a CLI-based toolchain to just avoid the Arduino IDE.

Dec 17, 2016 · It seems all I need is to get eclipse to point to the brew python so it can see the serial package. Sounds like it. One way is: In Terminal, run "which python2.7" and copy the output. "make menuconfig". Under "SDK Tool Configuration" -> "Python 2 Interpreter", delete the default name and paste the command output.

But if I use the esp8266 works fine. the full error is: File “/home/gaston/.arduino15/packages/esp32/tools/esptool_py…

Once everything is done compiling I get a "No module named serial" error. Can you please let me know how to point Eclipse in the right ...

May 10, 2020 · ImportError: No module named serial It was working fine with Ubuntu 19.04 but not with the new version. Try pip3 uninstall serial the pip3 then install pyserial, but no difference.

ImportError: No module named serial exit status 1Error compiling for board DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1.” The error message first occurred when I ...

... IDE: /heltec/esp32/tools/esptool/esptool.py No module named serial.tools. ... in <module> import serial.tools.list_ports as list_ports ...

05.05.2021 · The issue appears to be an inability in Mint 20 to install the older version of pip in order to install the older version of pyserial that will work with python 2.7. One solution that's been offered to me has a measure of sucess 'sudo apt install python-is-python3'

No module... But the reason was that the linux symbolic link in python3 pointed to python3.9.2 version but pip3 pointed to python3.5. So pyserial was installed in python3.5 and understandably was not found when run python3.9.2. Then I changed symbolic link in pip3 to right version and voila, everything works fine! Share answered Mar 10 at 11:27