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    FW updater for Windows - Failed

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      cappy2112
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      Since I cannot run the OSX FW updater on OSX Mavericks, I've tried the Windows updater.

      I'm running on Windows 7 Pro, 64-Bit.
      I've just downloaded that from here: https://www.pycom.io/support/supportdownloads/

      ran the updater, connected G23 to GND, plugged into USB, waited for the driver to finish loading (COM24), selected WiPy, COM24. A message indicating the update Failed was displayed, but no informative information was given.

      Would someone please help me to understand the failure and how to get around it?

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        digsatman
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        Before you run the latest updater you should be connecting G23 to Ground followed by re-boot and then run the updater. Your post implies that you were running the updater prior to linking G23 to GND and you didn't mention rebooting the WiPy2/LoPy,

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          cappy2112
          last edited by

          I connected G23 to gnd with the USB unplugged. When I plugged in the USB connector, isn't that the same as rebooting?

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            abilio @cappy2112
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            @cappy2112, can you confirm you're using the upgrader called pycom_firmware_update_0.9.2.b2b? If that's the case, it should open a dialog in the background with the information on the upgrade process. If that's the case, would you be so kind to copy paste the results here?

            Thanks

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              cappy2112 @abilio
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              @abilio
              I've tried the update again (on Windows),, it worked this time.
              I think there was a sequencing issue the first few times, because I didn't understand the process.

              How can we get in touch with the developers?
              They really should have a jumper on the board for doing the FW updates. It's too risky connecting a jumper manually each time. There is plenty of room for additional jumpers on the board.

              Thanks for your help!

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