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Hi Team,
I am new to PSOC creator. I downloaded a project from github GitHub - KyleLopin/PSoC-Potentiostat: Potentiostat that works on a single PSoC 5LP, currently config... and I am not able to open it in creator. I get the following error.
Error: prj.M0143: The path 'D:\potentiostat\PSoC-Potentiostat-master\PSoC-Potentiostat-master\Amperometry_v059_2.cyprj' is not a valid project path. A project must reside in a directory with the same name.
Can you please tell how to correct this problem.
Alexander
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Alexander,
It is real easy to correct. For some reason, the GitHub process created a different folder structure.
Here's how to fix it:
Rename the last directory in the path from:
'D:\potentiostat\PSoC-Potentiostat-master\PSoC-Potentiostat-master'
to
'D:\potentiostat\PSoC-Potentiostat-master\Amperometry_v059_2.cydsn'
Creator is expecting the Directory where the .cyprj file is found to have the same name with the .cydsn to be appended to the end.
I tried it. It works.
Len
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Alexander,
It is real easy to correct. For some reason, the GitHub process created a different folder structure.
Here's how to fix it:
Rename the last directory in the path from:
'D:\potentiostat\PSoC-Potentiostat-master\PSoC-Potentiostat-master'
to
'D:\potentiostat\PSoC-Potentiostat-master\Amperometry_v059_2.cydsn'
Creator is expecting the Directory where the .cyprj file is found to have the same name with the .cydsn to be appended to the end.
I tried it. It works.
Len
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Hi Len,
Thank you, it works!
Regards,
Alexander