Hi,
I am really eager to learn and explore micropython. For that I am using the PyBoard V1.1 on Windows. I spent quite some time researching what is the procedure from start to finish getting micropython running on this board, unsuccessfully tried couple of tutorials, but after that I settled on this one:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/how-to-load-micropython-on-a-microcontroller-board/pyboard
I can successfully update the bootloader firmware in Zadig, but when its time to upload the dfu, I get this:

Its really confusing, because on one hand it literally tells that there are no errors, but it does not complete the procedure (I was doing this while the board was in bootloader mode, no memory card inserted.)
I really dont have much experience in embedded programming and even less of it regarding the interaction with embedded OS.
Do you have any ideas what could I be possibly doing wrong, or any other detailed method how could I get micropython running?
Thank you in advance
I am really eager to learn and explore micropython. For that I am using the PyBoard V1.1 on Windows. I spent quite some time researching what is the procedure from start to finish getting micropython running on this board, unsuccessfully tried couple of tutorials, but after that I settled on this one:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/how-to-load-micropython-on-a-microcontroller-board/pyboard
I can successfully update the bootloader firmware in Zadig, but when its time to upload the dfu, I get this:

Its really confusing, because on one hand it literally tells that there are no errors, but it does not complete the procedure (I was doing this while the board was in bootloader mode, no memory card inserted.)
I really dont have much experience in embedded programming and even less of it regarding the interaction with embedded OS.
Do you have any ideas what could I be possibly doing wrong, or any other detailed method how could I get micropython running?
Thank you in advance
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