My Mac is a bit old now, yes :) it's from end of 2007, and I got Snow Leopard (10.6) on it. You're right, it tries to connect to it as if it was a modem, the name of the device is tty.usbmodem[...]. I've tried tty[...] and cu[...] and it's the same result. I tried to make inactive the device in network preferences, but it didn't change anything, even after disconnecting and reconnecting the board. Anyway, I still can work on windows, so it's ok :)
Concerning the red light, now the reset button launches the last saved code, everything looks ok. As I was just using the sample piece of code which flashes a LED every xxx ms interval, and the reset() function seems to stop the setInterval, sometimes it ends up in a fixed light. Maybe the red light was due to that (somehow)?
By the way, I wanted to say it, espruino is both a great idea, and a great board :)
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Thanks for your answer!
My Mac is a bit old now, yes :) it's from end of 2007, and I got Snow Leopard (10.6) on it. You're right, it tries to connect to it as if it was a modem, the name of the device is tty.usbmodem[...]. I've tried tty[...] and cu[...] and it's the same result. I tried to make inactive the device in network preferences, but it didn't change anything, even after disconnecting and reconnecting the board. Anyway, I still can work on windows, so it's ok :)
Concerning the red light, now the reset button launches the last saved code, everything looks ok. As I was just using the sample piece of code which flashes a LED every xxx ms interval, and the reset() function seems to stop the setInterval, sometimes it ends up in a fixed light. Maybe the red light was due to that (somehow)?
By the way, I wanted to say it, espruino is both a great idea, and a great board :)
Thanks a lot for your help!