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    FiPy LTE Firmware upgrade fails

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      railmonitor
      last edited by railmonitor

      Hi.

      I was following this excellent tutorial: https://core-electronics.com.au/tutorials/pycom-gpy-fipy-cellular-lte-firmware-update.html

      But i ran into problems. I downloaded the NB1 firmware, and got the following files in the folder:
      462f426a-a530-48ae-bbc1-9cdddd7bffa7-image.png
      I have uploaded the NB1-41019.dup file to my SD card, and uploaded all the relevant files to the lib folder as instructed in the tutorial.

      When i run the following code:

      >>> import sqnsupgrade
      >>> sqnsupgrade.run('/sd/NB1-41019.dup', 921600)
      

      i get following response:
      541d505c-1dae-44bf-9b3c-40bcb66e8ce5-image.png

      I tried to check my current version, seeing as there was other .dup files, but seems there has never been a upgrade, why i should be able to use he NB1-41019.dup file right?

      f3ba2474-553f-47e5-91f4-877f6f8a96fd-image.png

      Has anyone had similar issues?

      EDIT: I think i solved it myself. Apparently the guide at Core Electronics is a bit outdated. I was able to do the upgrade, by not using the second argument, so just:

      4f0266b6-fb95-4695-ae4c-e6f02d764088-image.png

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