Hey!
I would really appreciate any hints on how to make a "tunnel" via RPI to upload sketches to Arduino Uno from the "main" laptop.
Something like that:
- Arduino Uno is connected to Raspberry Pi (via USB).
- Raspberry Pi is connected to home wifi network.
- Arduino IDE (or PlatformIO) runs on the main desktop or laptop, connected to the same wifi/lan. The IDE sees Arduino as a "network port", and you can upload sketches to it, as if it was connected to the local USB (or as if you are updating OTA-capable card).
What I hope to achieve is Arduino + RPI "tinkering" environment, not physically connected to laptop or desktop, for my kids.
I have found several ways to achieve almost what I want:
- Run IDE on the RPI itself. However, I do prefer to run IDE on my PC/laptop (better performance, etc).
- SSH to RPI and run command line deployment scripts. However, I do prefer more "native" IDE integration.
- OTA updates directly to Arduino (skip RPI). Comes with its own issues to address.
I'd really appreciate any hints on how to setup such a "tunnel" (if it is even possible).