I have killed my PanelDue
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I changed the bossa to bossac and got the same response. I don't understand what you mean about going to the folder where I installed it. If you are talking about the bossac program, it was installed with the drivers so I have no idea where it is.
I am finding that the instructions are assuming far more computer literacy than I am able to muster and trying to find my way around Git Hub is nigh on impossible!!
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Open resource manager / file explorer in your computer, select your c:\ (or some other if you suspect it was installed somewhere else) drive and search for bossac.exe. When windows have found it, use that path (it says for me c:\utils\bossa\bossac.exe). So in command prompt instead of saying bossac.exe, say c:\utils\bossa\bossac.exe (except use your own path). But I suspect you do not have bossa installed at all. The drivers and bossac program are different packages.
Bossa web page is here: http://www.shumatech.com/web/products/bossa
And bossa can be downloaded from here: https://github.com/shumatech/BOSSA/releasesUse bossac-1.7.0-mingw32.tar.gz for windows. It means that you'll need to install 7-zip or some other software which can unzip gunzip & tar files. I can share tomorrow bossac.exe for you directly, if needed.
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Right, a search of my computer results in nothing found so I must assume that Bossac.exe is not loaded when the drivers are, contrary to the instructions. So I followed your link to the github.com BOSSA releases and was totally bemused - none of the available links seemed to be applicable to win10. I saw linux and apple mentioned but not win.
Github is horrible to use if one is not computer savvy. I didn't know what to 'pull' or 'push', do I download source code or .tar.gz files, whatever they are?
I am beginning to wish I hadn't followed the recommendation to update all the firmware.
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So I followed your link to the github.com BOSSA releases and was totally bemused - none of the available links seemed to be applicable to win10. I saw linux and apple mentioned but not win.
He mentioned which one to download:
Use bossac-1.7.0-mingw32.tar.gz for windows. It means that you'll need to install 7-zip or some other software which can unzip gunzip & tar files. I can share tomorrow bossac.exe for you directly, if needed.
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Apologies - guilty of not reading and fully understanding! Although, on the github site, it does not say implicitly it is for windows. I need the 123 and abc !
Thanks, I'll report back tomorrow.
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I have downloaded and unzipped bossac.exe but I am obviously still doing something wrong. I have typed in: C:\Users\Mike Francies\Mike's Work\3d Printing\bossac-1.7.0\bossac.exe -e -w -v -b C:\Users\Mike Francies\Downloads\Paneldue-5.0.bin and all I get out is that 'C:\Users\Mike' is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
C:\Users\Mike Francies\Mike's Work\3d Printing\bossac-1.7.0\bossac.exe is where bossac.exe resides.
C:\Users\Mike Francies\Downloads\Paneldue-5.0.bin is where the firmware file is.Updating the DuetWiFi was a doddle but the PanelDue is proving awkward and frustrating.
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You need quotes around that path, because it has a space in it. Try this:
C:\Users\Mike Francies\Mike's Work\3d Printing\bossac-1.7.0\bossac.exe -e -w -v -b "C:\Users\Mike Francies\Downloads\Paneldue-5.0.bin"
Alternatively you could just put bossac and the .bin file in the same directory.
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He needs quotes around the command path too:
"C:\Users\Mike Francies\Mike's Work\3d Printing\bossac-1.7.0\bossac.exe" -e -w -v -b "C:\Users\Mike Francies\Downloads\Paneldue-5.0.bin"
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I found it easier to just drop the firmware in the directory where bossac is, navigate to that directory in the cmd line and then type the code to run.
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That did it - brilliant, all up and running again. Thanks everyone for your patience. Things mechanical, not a problem but the intricacies of programming syntax is best left to those who understand these things.
I will make a note for future reference.
Thanks again,
Mike
