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    Firmware update 1.18.2.r2 says success but still shows 1.18.0r0

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      dnear1
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      I'm working with 3 LoPy4's. All have the same firmware. I tried several times to update the firmware over Wifi. Each time, Pybytes reports it was successful after roughly 55 seconds.. but when I go back to the main Pybytes Devices screen, it shows it's back with old firmware. And when I click back to the Settings tab, it shows the old version again. All 3 units give me the same results.
      Eventually, they started to report back 1.18.2r2
      Is there some kind of delay between when the firmware updates and when it reflects this back in the Pybytes interface?

      Now, a day later, I see there's 1.18.2.r3. All 3 reported success but still show .r2...

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        dnear1
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        Overnight, magically, one of them now says .r3, while the other two are still stuck at .r2

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          robert-hh @dnear1
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          @dnear1 Do you use the local REPL prompt and uos.uname() for the version check?

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            dnear1 @robert-hh
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            @robert-hh No, I was relying solely on pybytes Web interface.

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