If you’re using WSL2 on a laptop, there are known issues with clock skew that can happen when your laptop hibernates. This can result in your WSL time and your Windows time getting out of sync and...

You can update your default WSL environment with this command (assuming it uses the APT packaging system ): C:> wsl -u root -- bash -c "apt-get update && apt-get -y upgrade && a...

Overview This guide will take you through the steps to configure Visual Studio Code for AVR programming in C/C++, including working Intellisense and a build task to execute your Makefile with diff...

In this guide we’ll go through the process of setting up a Makefile to build a simple AVR project. This guide assumes you have already set up a working AVR toolchain. If not please follow one of ...

Overview This guide will help you get your environment set up to build projects on the Atmel AVR chips (e.g. ATmega328, ATtiny85, etc.) projects on Windows using WSL-based tools. Summary: Inst...

Overview This guide will help you get your environment set up to build projects on the Atmel AVR chips (e.g. ATmega328, ATtiny85, etc.) projects on Windows using Windows-based tools. Summary: ...

Overview This guide will help you get your environment set up to build projects on the Atmel AVR chips (e.g. ATmega328, ATtiny85, etc.) projects on Windows using Linux-based (Ubuntu) tools. Summa...

If you’re just looking to install the AVR tools on Linux or WSL please try one of these approaches first: How to setup the AVR toolchain on Linux How to setup the AVR toolchain on WSL2 (Window...

#1. Fixing device permissions Since systemd is not running under WSL2 some of the UDEV rules won’t run that set the groups, etc. As a result the devices under /dev/ will all be owned by root stil...