t2-cli: Crash report: Error: No device found in bootloader mode
Error: No device found in bootloader mode
at t2-cli\lib\usb-connection.js:334:19
at USB.Connection.exec.USB.Connection._receiveMessages.USB.Connection.open.setAltSetting.then.then.USB.Connection.setAltSetting.USB.Connection.end.USB.Connection.enterBootloader.Promise.then.USB.Connection._waitUntilInBootloader.USB.Connection._findBootedDeviceBySerialNumber (t2-cli\lib\usb-connection.js:318:10)
at retry [as _onTimeout] (t2-cli\lib\usb-connection.js:295:12)
at Timer.listOnTimeout (timers.js:92:15)
Full report is at -0x6cf53c42
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- State: closed
- Created 8 years ago
- Comments: 16 (11 by maintainers)
I just encountered this error while testing on a windows 10 machine.
@rwaldron Yes, prior to using PowerShell, I tried using both cmd.exe, as well as Git Bash.
Update: As you mentioned cmd.exe, I tried all CLI tools that I had previously used - Git Bash, PowerShell and cmd.exe, and I actually got it to update only from cmd.exe.
It worked like a charm, without running cmd.exe as an administrator - below is the output of the
t2 updatecommand:I’m getting the following issue from Windows 10