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    New LTE Firmware release v1.18.1.r3 & CAT-M1 firmware & modem updater

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      Xykon administrators @panda
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      @panda said in New LTE Firmware release v1.18.1.r3 & CAT-M1 firmware & modem updater:

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        wghirakawa
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        @xykon I used Filezilla to upload the 33080-to-395289 diff file to /flash. Then i executed the import sqnsupgrade and .run. It says attempting AT Wakeup... then session opened: version 1 max transfer 8192 bytes. sending 1211459 bytes: then it just pauses. Not sure whats going on. I have the v1.18.1.r4 firmware on my device but never upgrade the Sqns firmware before.

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          rskoniec @wghirakawa
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          @wghirakawa My last post from this thread could be helpful https://forum.pycom.io/topic/3995/fipy-firmware-upgrade-failed-cat-m1/26

          The machine is working as good as it's code.

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            kjm
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            Everytime Filezilla tries to upload upgdiff_33080-to-39529.dup to the gpy it crashes once the file size gets to 786,432 The cert, lib & sys folders are all empty so I can't figure out why we're hitting a wall? New modem firmware is scary enough without trying the sd card route, I was really hoping to do it from the onboard flash.

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              kjm @kjm
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              @kjm Status:
              Does this give anyone a clue as to why it always stops after 786432 bytes?

              Starting upload of C:\Users\Kris McLean\Google Drive (1)\My Documents\Pycom\CATM1-39529\upgdiff_33080-to-39529.dup
              Status: Retrieving directory listing of "/flash"...
              Command: TYPE I
              Response: 200
              Command: PASV
              Response: 227 (192,168,4,1,7,232)
              Command: LIST
              Response: 150
              Response: 226
              Command: PASV
              Response: 227 (192,168,4,1,7,232)
              Command: APPE upgdiff_33080-to-39529.dup
              Response: 502
              Error: Critical file transfer error

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                kjm
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                More than 1 way to skin a cat! Renamed upgdiff_33080-to-39529.dup to upgdiff_33080-to-39529.py, uploaded it via the upload button in atom, used Filezilla to change the extension back to .dup in the gpy flash then upgraded the modem.

                Your modem has been successfully updated.
                Here is the current firmware version:
                
                UE5.0.0.0d
                LR5.1.1.0-39529
                
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                  philwilkinson
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                  I have just attempted to upgrade a new module to the modem firmware.
                  But I get the error statement, I have no idea what it refers to.
                  any ideas?

                  Resetting..................
                  Your modem has been successfully updated.
                  Here is the current firmware version:
                  
                  ERROR
                  UE5.0.0.0d
                  LR5.1.1.0-39529
                  >>> 
                  
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                    Xykon administrators @philwilkinson
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                    @philwilkinson said in New LTE Firmware release v1.18.1.r3 & CAT-M1 firmware & modem updater:

                    I have just attempted to upgrade a new module to the modem firmware.
                    But I get the error statement, I have no idea what it refers to.
                    any ideas?

                    Do you know the firmware version of the modem when you started the upgrade? Which MicroPython firmware did you use? And which firmware upgrade file / method did you use to upgrade the modem?

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