DWC/firmware mismatch
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@jumpedwithbothfeet worth a shot.
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@Phaedrux @bearer it sort of worked! I have a low power symbol, but it appears I have access to DWC before I mess up the progress should I sudo update or load my config files?
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@Phaedrux so i'm back up and running! however i now have the issue of powering the Pi correctly its externally powered now but i still have the lightening bolt in the corner, my duet has a jumper only bridging INT 5v EN is this the correct way to leave it?
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If it showed up as bossa on windows and openmoko/duet on the pi then it wasn't properly flashed before you effectively reset it when moving the usb cable to the pi I reckon.
Bossa is the bootloader.
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@jumpedwithbothfeet said in DWC/firmware mismatch:
@Phaedrux so i'm back up and running! however i now have the issue of powering the Pi correctly its externally powered now but i still have the lightening bolt in the corner, my duet has a jumper only bridging INT 5v EN is this the correct way to leave it?
I would suggest that you power the duet and the pi separately and not one from the other. So Int 5v jumper position.
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Duet_3_Mainboard_6HC_Hardware_Overview#Section_5V
What other USB peripherals are connected to the Pi?
Am I to understand that you're up and running now other than the lightning bolt?
Originally it was planned to be able to power either direction, but the power draw was spec'ed for a Pi3 with no peripherals, so it can actually end up being easy to overwhelm in practice.
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@Phaedrux I only power the keyboard and mouse from the Pi, I used to run a 7inch touch screen via the Pi too but I noticed the duet was sort of glitchy when running it so I stopped using it apart from that the only other usb device is a usb flash drive for file transfer.
thank you for the link I looked on the wiring diagram and the 5v notes but didn’t think to look at the overview! I will power the. Separately from now on, I think the lightening bolt is just my crappy Pi PSU it only has a 2.5amp output, I’ll test that when I hook up a 5 amp buck converter i have and see if it sorts the issue!
@bearer I thought it had loaded correctly write/verify/reset etc, is it still an issue then? Or would the lack of power from the Pi cause bossa on the pi fail to find the board?
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@jumpedwithbothfeet said in DWC/firmware mismatch:
@bearer I thought it had loaded correctly write/verify/reset etc, is it still an issue then?
if the board identifies as bossa flashing was not a success. (erase jumper left in place or not reset are the common failures)
as long as it identifies as duet (or openmoko on some linux versions) you're ok now
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@bearer thank you for the explanation I suspect I may have self induced that a few times these last few days!
@Phaedrux I have just tried my pi on a 5 amp buck converter and powered it up along with the printer, I am still getting the lightening bolt, is it only for the Pi side of the system I.e raspbien/Linux or the duet as well via the ribbon cable if you know what I mean, Unfortunately I don’t have a spare Pi3/4 to swap it out with, I did remove all usb connections and the bolt is still present.
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@Phaedrux all sorted it was a cheap usb cable! Thanks again for your help
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I've added some notes to the Duet3 documentation on powering the SBC. When in doubt, power it separately.