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docs(onboard): add Linux and Windows setup notes - #11
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Linux users need serial port access (dialout or uucp group), and the tool reads Wi-Fi through NetworkManager. Windows boards with a separate USB chip may need the CP210x or CH340 driver. The "No device was found" row now points at both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Adds platform notes to the
tedge-onboardREADME:dialoutgroup (uucpon Arch Linux), with the commands to check and add it. The Wi-Fi network is read through NetworkManager; without it, the tool asks for the network and password.Docs only. The Linux and Windows paths have unit tests but haven't been tried with a real board yet.
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