OTA firmware update
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""OTA software updates can be performed through the FTP server. To do so, upload the appimg.bin ...."
who is the link to have the binary image (appimg.bin) for an OTA update for wipy2.
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At the moment updates should be performed via the serial port to make sure the bootloader is updated. The firmware updates can be downloader here.
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Any update on this? I would like to update my LyPy but do not have a breakout board (and do not need one). How can I update my LoPy without buying the breakout board?
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@admiral99
I don't have a breakout board either, just use a cheap (£1) USB-serial TTL adapter.Just make sure it supports and it's set to 3.3v
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@jcrfonera
look here:
https://forum.pycom.io/post/1697 -
My question concerns only an update of the firmware by OTA, and not by serial link without the base card.
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@jcrfonera
you can only upgrade by UART
ftp is curently not supported -
@livius
Thank you for your answer, but it is the same as Xykon Nov 9, 2016 -
@jcrfonera
still bootloader is modified from version to version
until that ftp update will be not possible -
@livius
thanks for your reply. -
The security aspects are... interesting to say the least. For my use, firmware updates in the LoRa window signed by some key under our control could be useful. And we have physical possession for a while before deployment but would like to extend the ability for updates to other bee keepers. This is an open area of practice/research in general. (Also not my area, so perhaps others know of the right mechanisms.)
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The updater doesn't work for me. I can connect via ftp but using the updater I get "Connecting... failure!" I have tried several computers and cables.
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@livius said in OTA firmware update:
@jcrfonera
still bootloader is modified from version to version
until that ftp update will be not possibleDoes that imply that once the bootloader is stable, then OTA firmware update via FTP will be supported? This feature would be very important to us, unless the firmware becomes so stable that it is not changed appreciably.
Are there any plans to replace FTP and Telnet with scp and ssh? This is somewhat important to us.
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@jmarcelino said in OTA firmware update:
@admiral99
I don't have a breakout board either, just use a cheap (£1) USB-serial TTL adapter.Just make sure it supports and it's set to 3.3v
I'm having trouble updating the firmware with my FTDI232, the REPL on pymakr works fine (in 5V), trying the update setup I'm switching to 3.3v, it should still be connected to VIN ou should it be connected to the 3.3 V pin ?
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@arthurlutz
You really have to check your adapter, many 3.3V level TTL FTDI232 adapters - in fact the official FTDI-branded cable does that - deliver 5V on V+ so you should connect that one to Vin. Some have a pin marked 5V.That's probably what you want because most adapters can't deliver enough power on their 3.3V output to power the Py boards, the regulator is too weak.
However any adapter should be set to 3.3V voltage level signals. That means TX and RX must use 3.3V.
If you do have a FTDI-style adapter that can deliver enough current on 3.3V (suggest 500mA) you can connect it to the 3.3V pin directly on the Py board.
Read closely before you buy and then if possible test it before using it.
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FTDI 232-3V3 cable works.
http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/DataSheets/Cables/DS_TTL-232R_CABLES.pdf
@jmarcelino said in OTA firmware update:
@arthurlutz
You really have to check your adapter, many 3.3V level TTL FTDI232 adapters - in fact the official FTDI-branded cable does that - deliver 5V on V+ so you should connect that one to Vin. Some have a pin marked 5V.That's probably what you want because most adapters can't deliver enough power on their 3.3V output to power the Py boards, the regulator is too weak.
However any adapter should be set to 3.3V voltage level signals. That means TX and RX must use 3.3V.
If you do have a FTDI-style adapter that can deliver enough current on 3.3V (suggest 500mA) you can connect it to the 3.3V pin directly on the Py board.
Read closely before you buy and then if possible test it before using it.
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Specific part number is TTL-232R-3V3.
@acheesehead said in OTA firmware update:
FTDI 232-3V3 cable works.
http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/DataSheets/Cables/DS_TTL-232R_CABLES.pdf
@jmarcelino said in OTA firmware update:
@arthurlutz
You really have to check your adapter, many 3.3V level TTL FTDI232 adapters - in fact the official FTDI-branded cable does that - deliver 5V on V+ so you should connect that one to Vin. Some have a pin marked 5V.That's probably what you want because most adapters can't deliver enough power on their 3.3V output to power the Py boards, the regulator is too weak.
However any adapter should be set to 3.3V voltage level signals. That means TX and RX must use 3.3V.
If you do have a FTDI-style adapter that can deliver enough current on 3.3V (suggest 500mA) you can connect it to the 3.3V pin directly on the Py board.
Read closely before you buy and then if possible test it before using it.
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