Hi @rturrisi,
Have you executed apt-get upgrade on BlueOS?
I’m facing these issues with kernel 6.x.x. Could you please check the current kernel?
You can check running uname -a.
If it’s the case, you can recover access by executing a downgrade as follows:
Downgrade to BlueOS’s default kernel.
Another possibility is to use the Raspbian-Lite image directly:
Raspbian Lite + Navigator.
Then you’ll be able to code directly on raspbian without any container or automations, just need to run the overlay setup provided on instructions.
Regarding the kernel 6.x.x, a possible workaround is to change dtoverlay=spi1-3cs to dtoverlay=spi1-1cs. Somehow, the newer kernel isn’t allowing navigator-lib to use the pins assigned to SPI’s CSs.