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    Updater Fails on all platforms

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      shaulf
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      Hi, When i run the updater i get the error "Something failed trying to contact the server.". I have tried on linux, windows and OSX.

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        robert-hh @shaulf
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        @shaulf Some questions:

        • Which set-up are you using? Bare board or board with expansion board.
        • Can you connect via USB to the device (using e.g. Linux picocom, Windows Putty or OS X Screen) and get a Python prompt? The devices are semnt with a firmware loaded.
        • Does PC you are using have a connection to the internet.
        • Did you connect GPIO0 (= GP23 or P2) to GND and reset the device, before you started loading?
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          shaulf
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          Thanks for the super fast reply @robert-hh

          • I am using bare board
          • yes i can successfully connect to the device- in normal boot i get the python prompt, and with the jumper on GP23 i get "waiting for download"
          • Pc is connected to the internet
          • As above GPIO0 is tied to ground

          I have just solved the issue- i had selected the south african server in the menu, which failed.
          I now selected Europe (because it's also RCZ1) and this worked perfectly.

          Thanks again for the help!

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