New Firmware Release 1.20.2.rc3
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@Xykon Thanks. I confirm it's fixed.
Edit: The pybytes_on_boot() function is not exposed unless you build the pybytes variant.
I've seen that, and it's consistent.
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1.20.2.rc3 has just been released and rc2 has been removed. Please update
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@robert-hh said in New Firmware Release 1.20.2.rc3:
@Xykon @iwahdan just published v1.20.0.rc13. That is confusing. What is the relation between v1.20.2rc3 and v1.20.0rc13?
It was an old draft that hadn't been published before. We considered deleting it but for consistency we just decided to publish that release in case anyone still needs the elf files for debugging.
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@Xykon I'm familiar with updater.elf but not application.elf Can someone please like me to some docs that explain how to use application.elf for debugging pls?
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@Xykon Why everything is always so complicated? What are .elf files? Is that just for pros?
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@securigy said in New Firmware Release 1.20.2.rc3:
@Xykon Why everything is always so complicated? What are .elf files? Is that just for pros?
Why can't it be just one file as before that you load into Firmware upgrade tool?@securigy Let's take a step back. I don't think it actually is complicated. If you use Firmware upgrade tool, you should get 1.20.2.rc3. Please try (again).
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@peterp I guess, what people are missing are the tarballs of the most recent firmware packages, like the ones placed in here: https://software.pycom.io/downloads/FiPy etc.. That was promised once, and worked for a short time.
That can be used for scripted device update, which is preferable if you update more than one device. Obviously, elf-files contain everything and can be used together with esptool.py and the build scripts to create such a tarball. But having the "official" tarballs available is preferred.
I'm not arguing against the elf files. If you want to debug the firmware, they are needed. But most people don't do that. They expect Pycom to do it. -
You can temporarily use the links below to download Pybytes firmware files.
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@Xykon Thanks.
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