pauljurczak (Customer) asked a question.
404 error on https://github.com/facts-engineering/P1AM200Core
I'm trying to install configuration files for P1AM-200, but https://github.com/facts-engineering/P1AM200Core is giving me 404 error. Is there a new URL?
The config files for the P1AM-200 is at
https://github.com/facts-engineering/ArduinoCore-samd/
Not sure where you got that address from. Is that somewhere on our website?
Arduino IDE 2.3.7 board manager is trying to access that URL.
Oh gotcha, we'll have to update that but everything would point to the link above. Shouldn't effect anything.
@pauljurczak (Customer) Its been updated! Thanks for the heads up.
If you still see issues with it, it's likely using a cached copy of the json. You'd need to go into C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Arduino15
to manually delete it if it is causing issues for you. It appears the link was not used for downloading any objects, so it may have just been a cosmetic error.
You need more editing of that file. Now I'm getting:
```
Downloading packages
FACTS:arm-none-eabi-gcc@9-2019q4
Failed to install platform: 'FACTS:samd:1.7.13'.
Error: 13 INTERNAL: Server responded with: 403 Forbidden
```
Your updated configuration file works with Arduino IDE 2.3.6, but doesn't work with version 2.3.7. Can you look into it? The error message is listed in my previous response.
Just tested a fresh install of the P1AM-200 on IDE 2.3.7 and it completed and compiled successfully.
On you on a corporate IT network or otherwise have restrictions on downloads from certain domains?
There are no domain restrictions. Here are the steps to reproduce this error (tried on 2 different PCs):
You will get
```
Downloading packages
FACTS:arm-none-eabi-gcc@9-2019q4
Failed to install platform: 'FACTS:samd:1.7.13'.
Error: 13 INTERNAL: Server responded with: 403 Forbidden
```
The same steps with "arduino-ide_2.3.6_Linux_64bit.AppImage" work fine.
Can you try curling that package manually?
curl -L -o gcc-arm-none-eabi-9-2019-q4-major-x86_64-linux.tar.bz2 \
"https://developer.arm.com/-/media/Files/downloads/gnu-rm/9-2019q4/gcc-arm-none-eabi-9-2019-q4-major-x86_64-linux.tar.bz2"
That wasn't necessary, since board installation with Arduino IDE 2.3.6 is available in v2.3.7. At this point, it is just an issue of a bad user experience.