Could you tell me more about “I cannot get a GIT-bash terminal in vs code”?
Are you talking about the step with New Terminal → Select Default Profile → Git Bash not working?
Also, did you follow the Zadig step for resetting your USB driver?
I set it up on Windows few weeks back for this video that came out last week, so triple check that you didn’t overlook a step.
I can look at your errors more closely and may come back later if I have any suggestions.
I’m an old school Unix user, running this on an old MacBook Pro, and my normal workflow is edit using ‘vi’, build by using ‘make’, USB upload to Daisy with ‘make program-dfu’, or STLINK upload using ‘make program’.
First step is to get Web Programmer working, use Chrome.
I’m doing my best here. You did ask multiple things, so I’m trying to answer ones that I can at the moment.
As @tele_player said, let’s first get the Web Programmer working. Is the button still greyed out after putting Daisy into bootloader mode? If so, could you please check if the “DFU in FS Mode” is showing up in Zadig.
I recommend re-following the steps after setting Git Bash to default profile (especially the step task build_all cannot be skipped).
Also for this error, make: *** [../../libdaisy/core/Makefile:252: program-dfu] Error 74
The solution is to ensure your USB cable is connected properly, and your Daisy is in DFU mode.
To put your Daisy in DFU mode, hold the BOOT button down, then press the RESET button. Once you release the RESET button, you can also let go of the BOOT button.