Arduino 2.3.6 and GENERATE KEY

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jean

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Hello everyone, I'm back. I'm using Arduino version 2.3.6 on Windows 10. When I try to generate a key for my Tennsy 4.0 secure card, it doesn't create one, and of course, I can't encrypt or access the rest of the operations.
Everything else works perfectly.

I tested it on Arduino 1.8.19, and the key is in the folder. The program compiles normal and encrypted files correctly.

Additional information: if I generate the key under Arduino 1.8.19 and then close it, I open Arduino 2.3.6, and the compilation of the two files runs smoothly. However, I cannot access Fuse Write and the rest of the operations.

Thank you for your help.
Jean
 
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Quick Check:
if the key and process was created and used under IDE 1.8.19 then doing it again under IDE2 would be bad, unless multiple Locked T_4.0's are in use and a unique key is desired for each?

I created one key long ago (9/7/2021) during the Development Beta before IDE 2 existed - and have not fully tried the option now added to IDE 2.

Brief look shows in 'Teensy 4 Security' under 'GENERATE KEY': "Click to show the location of the key.pem file."
> I clicked there, and it properly points to my sketchbook directory - where my key already exists. This was shown in the lower right corner of the IDE screen.

If that doesn't work, try restarting the IDE 2 perhaps.
 
@defragster ,
Bonjour,

J'ai essayé de créer une clé dans Arduino 1.8.19, j'ai tout fermé, j'ai ouvert Arduino 2.3.6, j'ai lancé la section sécurité, mais même lorsque je clique sur « Cliquez pour afficher l'emplacement du fichier key.pem », le dossier ne s'ouvre pas.

Dans mes préférences, j'utilise https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_160-beta5/package_teensy_0.60.5_index.json

J'ai également essayé de redémarrer, mais rien ne se passe même si j'ai déjà une clé.
 
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