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    New Stable release v1.18.1

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      iwahdan @IOAg
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      Hi @ioag @tuftec , may I ask you if your modems where upgraded successfully before or did you had the problem of modem being bricked?

      Wahdan

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        IOAg @iwahdan
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        Hi @iwahdan, my modem is not bricked. I am trying to update to latest firmware because there is an connectivity issue in Australia usingLTE CAT M1 with Telstra. Should I follow follow another process? Thanks.

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          iwahdan @IOAg
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          ok, thanks @IOAg , I am looking in to that error you had and will update you Asap

          Wahdan

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            EinarJ
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            Hi,

            I am getting this error when trying to upgrade the modem:

            import sqnsupgrade
            sqnsupgrade.run('/sd/NB1-37781.dup','/sd/updater.elf')
            Traceback (most recent call last):
            File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
            AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'run'

            The FiPy is upgraded to the latest FW with the updating tool. Formatted the SD card, mounted it and transferred the files as described. Got the latest version of the sqnsupgrade from GitHub and transferred it to the FiPy.

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              iwahdan @EinarJ
              last edited by

              Hi @einarj, you don't need to transfer scripts fro GitHub to the Fipy, these scripts are already embedded in the Firmware (v1.18.1) as frozen code

              Wahdan

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                EinarJ @iwahdan
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                Hi @iwahdan ,

                It seems the firmware updating tool only upgrades the FiPy to 1.18.0.r1
                Tool version is 1.15.1

                BR.
                Einar

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                  iwahdan @EinarJ
                  last edited by iwahdan

                  Hi @einarj, could you update to version 1.15.2 https://forum.pycom.io/topic/3454/new-development-firmware-updater-1-15-2-b1

                  Wahdan

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                    EinarJ @iwahdan
                    last edited by

                    Thanks @iwahdan ,

                    Managed to upgrade it to 1.18.1 - but I get the same error as mentioned from others:

                    import sqnsupgrade
                    sqnsupgrade.run('/sd/NB1-37781.dup','/sd/updater.elf')
                    Traceback (most recent call last):
                    File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
                    File "sqnsupgrade.py", line 538, in run
                    File "sqnsupgrade.py", line 168, in detect_modem_state
                    File "sqnsupgrade.py", line 89, in return_code
                    AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'decode'

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                      peterv
                      last edited by peterv

                      Hi @iwahdan,

                      Looks like the delay is not long enough:

                      >>> from sqnsupgrade import sqnsupgrade
                      >>> sqnup = sqnsupgrade()
                      >>> sqnup.detect_modem_state()
                      Traceback (most recent call last):
                        File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
                        File "sqnsupgrade.py", line 168, in detect_modem_state
                        File "sqnsupgrade.py", line 89, in return_code
                      AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'decode'
                      >>> sqnup.detect_modem_state(initial_delay=8)
                      2
                      >>>
                      
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                        iwahdan @peterv
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                        @peterv , I do acknowledge now that this error happens with some modules , not all of them, we are working on doing a fix for that.

                        Wahdan

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                          apallo @EinarJ
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                              tuftec @iwahdan
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                              Hi @iwahdan, My LoPy is brand new. Never been used.
                              Peter.

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                                robert-hh @iwahdan
                                last edited by robert-hh

                                @iwahdan The new release excludes own files in the frozen directory to be included into the build. At the moment they have to be places in one of the subdirectories, Base or Common. Maybe the build script is changed again, or an additional subdirectory is defined for user code, like Custom (?).
                                Edit: The script to be changed is py/mkrules.mk.
                                Edit2: I do not understand the need to change the makefile, because files in subdirectories have always been included into the build.

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                                  iwahdan @robert-hh
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                                  @robert-hh , yes since the frozen folder structure has been changed py/mkrules.mk had to be updated, your proposal sounds very good , I'll consider it in the new release which I believe will not be far away, for now as you mentioned you can place your scripts in either the Base or Common folder .
                                  we have gone with this structure as we are planning to merge the Pybytes firmware into the Base Firmware Build Environment , so Scripts in Common would be included in both Base and PyBytes Builds but PyBytes builds would include Common and other scripts in a new Folder , will be called Pybytes... and LTE with Only FIPY and GPY.

                                  Hope that explains it.

                                  Wahdan

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                                    iwahdan
                                    last edited by

                                    A new firmware v1.18.1.r1 has been released for fixing the issue encountered during modem state detection

                                    Wahdan

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                                      robert-hh @iwahdan
                                      last edited by

                                      @iwahdan OK. I adapted my mkrules.py script already to include files from a 'Custom' folder.

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                                        Prx
                                        last edited by

                                        More simple procedure on Linux :

                                        start from the Linux menu "Pycom Firmware tool", quote "include dev releases"
                                        then just choice /dev/ttyACM0 in High transfert mode
                                        the firmware is flashed in 1.18.1.r1
                                        Wrote 1.19 MiB from sipy.bin in 1 minute and 13.88 seconds

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