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    New firmware release 1.7.5.b2

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      daniel
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      @ssmith what do you mean by saying that your units are bricked? What part has broken backwards incompatibility?

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        daniel
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        @livius the fact that it was optional before was a bug. If the module is going to be setup as an AP, the SSID must be specified.

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          ssmith @daniel
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          @daniel It may have been a bug but it was how the product worked. Now all SW has to be changed that relied on this 'bug'.

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            livius @daniel
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            @daniel
            Previously ssid was equal to system default like wipy-wlan-a8be if not specified.

            think about people first, then computers

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              livius @ssmith
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              @ssmith
              As hint. You can work without downgrade
              You must connect to wipy/lopy... by UART and send from hand

              from network import WLAN
              wlan = WLAN(mode=WLAN.AP, ssid='wipy-test')
              

              then you can connect to board normally by ftp and change your config

              problematic but work

              think about people first, then computers

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                ssmith @livius
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                @livius There's a difference between using these devices on my desk as a developer and using them in a completed product. I can make anything work as a developer. Making it work as a product is a completely different situation. I don't have the luxury of connecting a USB cable to products that are packaged up in an enclosure. I have to work with the tools available in that situation. The system was designed to allow anything to be updated (except FW which is a different issue that needs to be addressed) remotely over the internet. In order to do that, the internet needs to work. When updating FW breaks what was previously working, that is a huge issue.

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                  livius @ssmith
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                  @ssmith
                  This was only hint. I understand you completly i am also affected.
                  But fortunately, I have a series of unit tests, although in this case, the test was shrouded at very beginning ;-)

                  think about people first, then computers

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                    ssmith @livius
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                    @livius Thank you for posting the issue so quickly. That kept me from a much bigger hole when I saw you mention it. I am chasing some other WiFi issue right now that may be related to this update but not sure yet..

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                      dbrgn
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                      @ssmith said in New firmware release 1.7.5.b2:

                      When updating FW breaks what was previously working, that is a huge issue.

                      Especially if a breaking change is not listed in any changelog, as far as I can tell :)

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