I down loaded the new code. Cleaned out the old code and unzipped the new.
Opened the Arudino uploader, pointed it to the NG code and it creates the text string to say the # bytes etc but fails to load.
<error>
Binary sketch size: 54816 bytes (of a 126976 byte maximum)
avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00
avrdude: stk500_disable(): protocol error, expect=0x14, resp=0x51
</error>
Files with in the libraries show the green check mark, but not in the NG folder.
Is this the problem?
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Got it.
I had an ESC connected and that caused the problem for some reason.
Tomorrow, calibrate and maybe a test flight!
I think this is likely not related to the ArduCopterNG code itself. If you can compile it (and it looks like you can) then you should be able to upload it. Make sure you have your USB to the oilpan plugged in and nothing else that might be using the serial connection is plugged running (like the configurator or Arduino's Serial Monitor).
By the way - the green check marks on the files is just the subversion status. The RC2 code from the download area doesn't include the little .svn file that tells subversion where the code is in google code so it won't show the checkmarks.
-Randy