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      thinginnovations @catalin
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      @catalin Thanks, I'll give it a try.

      What is the timescale for getting the updated firmware after jumping through the licensing hoops?

      Andrew

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        catalin @thinginnovations
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        @thinginnovations hi Andrew,

        I'm not sure what you mean. After signing the licence, you'll receive the firmware binary (for Lopy4 and Fipy) immediately.

        On the long run, more features and bugfixes will be added to the Pymesh release, probably you'll receive updates automatically (the process is under implementation now).

        At some point, Pymesh firmware flashing (and licence signing) will be done within the Firmware Update Tool.

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          thinginnovations @catalin
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          @catalin
          ok, form sent back.

          Thanks

          Andrew

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            thinginnovations @thinginnovations
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              thinginnovations
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              Got it all now, thanks @catalin

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                thinginnovations
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                Using latest pycom updater (1.16.1) and I cant seem to select tar.gz files from the file list when using the Flash from local file option. All the files are greyed out and unselectable.

                This is on Mac OS Catalina.

                Any ideas?

                The file received did not contain the L01 firmwar images, only for FPy and Lopy4.

                Andrew

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                  catalin @thinginnovations
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                  @thinginnovations This is due to newest application rights, in Catalina. (Try System Preferences/Security&Privacy/Full Disk access).

                  Could you make a new topic in https://forum.pycom.io/category/17/software-tools and maybe the community has the solutions.

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                    andreas @thinginnovations
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                    @thinginnovations said in Pymesh wishlist:

                    Using latest pycom updater I can't seem to select .tar.gz files from the file list when using the Flash from local file option. All the files are greyed out and unselectable.

                    I believe someone from our community also reported this recently. I couldn't believe it.

                    @catalin said in Pymesh wishlist:

                    This is due to newest application rights in macOS Catalina.

                    Thanks for letting us know about this detail, @catalin! Bummer.


                    @thinginnovations: Maybe invoking the programm from the command line still works for you like

                    Prepare

                    alias pycom-fwtool-cli='/Applications/Pycom\ Firmware\ Update.app/Contents/Resources/pycom-fwtool-cli'
                    export MCU_PORT=/dev/cu.usbmodemPye090a1
                    

                    Invoke

                    pycom-fwtool-cli --verbose --port $MCU_PORT flash --tar FiPy-1.20.1.r1-0.7.0-vanilla-dragonfly-onewire.tar.gz
                    
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                      thinginnovations
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                      Finally got around to reflashing the firmware on a few LoPy4 devices. Seems 1 repeatedly guru mediates. I used a windows laptop to reflash, gave up on the Mac.

                      Next question for @catalin , when will the L01 firmware be available or can the Lopy4 firmware be used on the L01 ?

                      thanks

                      Andrew

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                        catalin @thinginnovations
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                        @thinginnovations

                        Using latest pycom updater (1.16.1) and I cant seem to select tar.gz files from the file list when using the Flash from local file option. All the files are greyed out and unselectable.

                        If you still have this problem, it can be easily sorted by renaming firmware package .tar, instead of tar.gz. We're looking into it.

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                          thinginnovations @catalin
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                          @catalin That works. Now I can reflash firmware on a mac.

                          Thanks

                          Andrew

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                            catalin @thinginnovations
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                              Danne
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                              @catalin

                              Is Pymesh still under development?

                              I wish to have the issue with running out of buffers resolved :)

                              Problem:
                              After a while nodes are unable to send data to each other.

                              To reproduce, start up two nodes, send message until you run out of "free buffer", to check available buffer, run buffer info...

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