* Ganglion Dongle (Mac, Windows & Linux) × 1

If you are ONLY interested in capturing a screenshot of the GUI, each OS (Windows, Mac, Linux) has a method of doing a screenshot of the entire GUI window, or any portion of the window. Check your OS

It's clear from the error logs you have posted previously, that there is some type of path name issue happening, with mixed Windows / Linux forward-back-slash confusion.

I see a mix of linux / unix style pathnames, forward slashes, with Windows style paths, backslashes. Usually this is a sign of confusion on Windows.

The code above appears to want to 'walk' the filepath/tree, including enclosing directories. Delimited by forward slashes (as on linux unix). So my suggestion would be to supply the complete pathname.

Yes, the threads library (called 'pthreads()' for C and C++) exists on all operating systems: Windows, Mac, Linux. Semantics should be very similar on all platforms, but check your OS documentation. S

the FTDI VCP drivers (both Windows and Linux), so that tends to rule out the driver as the cause. There may be something unusual about your hardware / usb setup that is contributing to this issue. Me

I don't know if it's the dongle or my two computers (Linux and Windows) that are causing the problem.

First I was going to try pyOpenBCI but I saw that it only works on Linux. Is this true even though my Ganglion uses bluetooth and not wifi?

When I connect the wireless Open BCI USB Dongle to my computers(Linux,Windows), the blue LED glows for about a second and then goes out.

I specifically don't need to use OSX, I have access to Windows and Linux as well.

This happens on Linux with Wine now too, after following the instructions to make a script that calls RFDLoader.exe using wine but with forwarding of the COM port. Current radio documentation is miss

Sorry you are having all these upload failures. See this other thread link below for some suggestions. In particular at the end of the thread, RomanKT (Roman Butsiy) shows a revised (latest version 2.

Thank you for your answer and support. I'm using Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye).

In the meantime please download and build from source on Mac, Linux, Windows here https://github.com/neuromore/studio

It works on Windows (I did not test it on Mac or Linux) with Cyton/Cyton + Daisy.

I recently upgraded my Linux from Ubuntu 18 to Ubuntu 20, and it should work the same if the OS is allowed to access the dongle and it has the correct permissions (aka dialout group).

Worth a try. Could still be some basic misunderstanding that Ubuntu has with usb devices such as the BLED112. Windows gets it. The BLED112 is just a serial COM port as far as the OS goes.

https://docs.openbci.com/docs/06Software/01-OpenBCISoftware/GUIDocs#linux-users-serial-port-permissions

Hello, I recently bought a Cyton with daisy. I can connect it to my Mac with no problem. When I connect it to my Ubuntu box, I got the error "Found a Cyton dongle, but could not connect to the b…