Firmware updater, not declared I tried a solution I found here

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Here is the message, I'm getting it was working until fine until two days ago. Any advice, thanks

Arduino: 1.8.15 (Mac OS X), Board: "Arduino Uno WiFi"

ESP32BootROM.cpp:335:32: error: 'SerialNina' was not declared in this scope
ESP32BootROMClass ESP32BootROM(SerialNina, NINA_GPIO0, NINA_RESETN);
^~~~~~~~~~
/Users/JPR/Documents/Arduino/libraries/WiFiNINA/examples/Tools/FirmwareUpdater/ESP32BootROM.cpp:335:32: note: suggested alternative: 'Serial'
ESP32BootROMClass ESP32BootROM(SerialNina, NINA_GPIO0, NINA_RESETN);
^~~~~~~~~~
Serial
ESP32BootROM.cpp:335:44: error: 'NINA_GPIO0' was not declared in this scope
ESP32BootROMClass ESP32BootROM(SerialNina, NINA_GPIO0, NINA_RESETN);
^~~~~~~~~~
ESP32BootROM.cpp:335:56: error: 'NINA_RESETN' was not declared in this scope
ESP32BootROMClass ESP32BootROM(SerialNina, NINA_GPIO0, NINA_RESETN);
^~~~~~~~~~~
exit status 1
'SerialNina' was not declared in this scope

This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
option enabled in File -> Preferences.

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Hi @tubesrule. Which Arduino board do you have?

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@tubesrule wrong section I have moved, it here. Please be more careful where you post in future.

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You seem to use a mac so maybe the mac-version of the arduino-IDE is too puristic to have these options.

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I suggest we wait for @tubesrule to answer my question. I think the way forward will become quite clear at that point.

I could charge forward based on assumptions, but I don't like to operate that way.

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Hi,
Guys thanks for all the replies, I figure it out. The solution was rather simple, the error code complicated the solution, was a second ground lead in the wrong spot. Reversed the project, until the leds started working again. But hey I'm learning, again thanks!!

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I'm glad you were able to find the solution. Thanks for taking the time to post an update with your findings.

I'm glad I waited it out because my guess of the cause of the problem was nothing at all related to circuitry!

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