I couldn't make it work on macOS.

[MrGreensWorkshop]

Hi, first of all, thank you for making this project, and thank you for making it publicly available for everyone.

I tried to use it but couldn't make it work. I'm probably missing something.
I hope you can guide me. Here are the steps,

I used these files,
binary file : https://github.com/dotcypress/ula/releases/download/0.0.1/ula_0.0.1.uf2
PulseView: https://sigrok.org/download/binary/pulseview/PulseView-0.4.2.dmg

(This one is 24 bytes; definitely, the link is broken. https://sigrok.org/download/binary/pulseview/PulseView-NIGHTLY.dmg) (file content is <h1>404: Not Found</h1>) : )

I'm using macOS ventura 13.2.1

• I copied the binary to the Raspberry Pi Pico.
• Then checked if serial port is there,

$ ls /dev/tty.usb*
/dev/tty.usbmodem_ula_1

• Then opened the PulseView connect to device page, and selected device below

• I don't know how to select the device. Since it's not on the list.

Which PulseView version did you test on macOS?

Thanks in advance.

[dotcypress]

@MrGreensWorkshop you need to select Open Bench Logic Sniffer(OLS)

I will update documentation with those info, thank you for this question.

[MrGreensWorkshop]

@dotcypress Thank you for replying on such short notice. Now the device is recognized.

[MrGreensWorkshop]

@dotcypress Sorry to bother you once again. If you are going to update the readme, I think it's better to tell which GPIO pins are connected to which  0-15  input on the PulseView screen. 

Raspberry Pi Pico GPIO0-15 -> PulseView 0-15

[dotcypress]

@MrGreensWorkshop yep, totally make sense.