ADMIN EDIT 2017-10-23: You can find current Windows install instructions here: https://github.com/keyboardio/Kaleidoscope/wiki/Install-Arduino-support-on-Windows -- @jesse I’ve installed the Arduino IDE (1.6.13), and set up paths based on the README, adapted to Windows paths, and using mklink inste…

Sorry to report I got the same error on a fresh Win 10 VM. I need to call it a day for today. I’ll try some new things tomorrow if I get a chance. Here’s hoping algernon can track it down.

[image] jesse: That’s out of date, though the versions have been moving quickly. Oh, that’s good to know. I’ve been using 1.6.x because that’s what the docs said to use. Will have to try something newer soon…

I’m running Windows 10 and ran into the same issues as previously described following the procedure outlined by Javaru… The current selected board needs the core ‘arduino:arduino’ that is not installed…etc. I’m basically a novice with Arduino, so take this for what it’s worth. I figured I’d tinker…

I just tried to reproduce this on Windows 8.1, with the following steps: Downoladed Arduino 1.8.3 (.exe installer) cd \Documents\Arduino git clone --recursive https://github.com/keyboardio/Arduino-Boards.git hardware/keyboardio/avr git clone https://github.com/keyboardio/Model01-Firmware Started t…

Any tips on what should be selected for the installation? Like I said, I’m a total novice… Perhaps I’m not selecting the right options?

@algernon - I followed your steps exactly, and now it seems to compile, though it throws this error/warning: Invalid library found in C:\Users\ejinks4\Documents\Arduino\hardware\keyboardio\avr\libraries\Kaleidoscope-Plugin: C:\Users\ejinks4\Documents\Arduino\hardware\keyboardio\avr\libraries\Kaleid…

Can you see where Arduino.h is coming from? Was discussing this with my husband, whose background is EE, and he thought that the installer might be doing something different based on what else is on the system - which would explain why it works for @jesse & @algernon but not for the rest of us.

[image] ejinks4: Invalid library found in C:\Users\ejinks4\Documents\Arduino\hardware\keyboardio\avr\libraries\Kaleidoscope-Plugin: C:\Users\ejinks4\Documents\Arduino\hardware\keyboardio\avr\libraries\Kaleidoscope-Plugin This is a harmless warning, and an expected one too. It will be fixed so…

@kajsa.anderson and others: I found the issue! Above , Jesse showed checking out the Arduino-Boards repo to hardware/avr/keyboardio, but in his follow up, algernon shows hardware/keyboardio/avr (Note the different nesting order of the avr and the keyboardio directories.) After… doing a fresh clo…

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