Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?

Veti

@bearer said in Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?:

SDiap

the version that comes with the original files does not work correctly for upgrading.

see my linked post. dc42 posted a new version that works for normal upgrading.

A Former User

@Veti said in Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?:

@bearer said in Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?:

SDiap

the version that comes with the original files does not work correctly for upgrading.

see my linked post. dc42 posted a new version that works for normal upgrading.

not sure how that invalidates saying "don't rename them" and "keep the previous version if going back and forth"

Veti

it does not invalidate them. i just said that the SDiap that came with the duet does not work correctly, so there is no point in keeping that.

Phaedrux

The alpha 3.3 uf2 file was unintentionally included. It's now been replaced by the 3.2 release.

fcwilt

@Phaedrux said in Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?:

The alpha 3.3 uf2 file was unintentionally included. It's now been replaced by the 3.2 release.

Just so you know I now have my board running 3.2 using the BIN file and the UF2 file that were mentioned in this topic.

One last question. There are two .GZ files in the SYS directory of the SD card as provided with the board. What are they?

Thanks much.

Frederick

Phaedrux

I believe they are part of DWC? Not 100% sure. But based on their names they seem web related. manifest, robots.

fcwilt

@Phaedrux said in Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?:

I believe they are part of DWC? Not 100% sure. But based on their names they seem web related. manifest, robots.

Thanks.

Frederick

dc42

What are the filenames? I can't think of any reason to have .gz files in /sys.

fcwilt

@dc42 said in Duet3 Mini 3.2 firmware update fails, maybe?:

What are the filenames? I can't think of any reason to have .gz files in /sys.

As requested:

manifest.json.gz

robots.txt.gz

Frederick

chrishamm

@fcwilt They're part of the web service worker configuration that was added as part of a PR. Newer versions of DWC upload them to /www where they belong. AFAIK the service worker config is needed for iOS to pin DWC as an "app" to the home screen.