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How Recovering from lost USB connection (Leonardo to recreate missing ttyACM devicesRaspberry Pi)

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I have several Arduino Leonardos connected to a Raspberry Pi (running Ubuntu) via USB. They all appear underas /dev/ttyACM0, /dev/ttyACM1, etc.

Occasionally, one will disappear and even pressing the Arduino's reset button won't bring it back. Is there any way to "refresh" or "reinitialize" the ttyACM* devices to make them reappear without having to reboot the Raspberry Pi?

I have several Arduino Leonardos connected to a Raspberry Pi (running Ubuntu) via USB. They all appear under /dev/ttyACM0, /dev/ttyACM1, etc.

Occasionally, one will disappear and even pressing the Arduino's reset button won't bring it back. Is there any way to "refresh" or "reinitialize" the ttyACM* devices to make them reappear without having to reboot the Raspberry Pi?

I have several Arduino Leonardos connected to a Raspberry Pi (running Ubuntu) via USB. They appear as /dev/ttyACM0, /dev/ttyACM1, etc.

Occasionally, one will disappear and even pressing the Arduino's reset button won't bring it back. Is there any way to "refresh" or "reinitialize" the ttyACM* devices to make them reappear without having to reboot the Raspberry Pi?

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How to recreate missing ttyACM devices

I have several Arduino Leonardos connected to a Raspberry Pi (running Ubuntu) via USB. They all appear under /dev/ttyACM0, /dev/ttyACM1, etc.

Occasionally, one will disappear and even pressing the Arduino's reset button won't bring it back. Is there any way to "refresh" or "reinitialize" the ttyACM* devices to make them reappear without having to reboot the Raspberry Pi?