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    • RE: Unable to update firmware using Bossac

      @dc42 I got lucky and happened to find another new cable I recently received. You were of course right and that fixed the issue.

      Thanks for the assistance.

      posted in Firmware installation
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    • RE: Unable to update firmware using Bossac

      @dc42 I’ve tried 3 cables already with the same results each time but I’ll buy a new cable tomorrow and confirm if it’s still the same.

      The cable I’m using right now is the one I’ve been using for all my embedded projects so I’m pretty sure it’s not the issue but you can never have too many good cables!

      posted in Firmware installation
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    • Unable to update firmware using Bossac

      I tried to update my Duet3 board to 3.3RC1 today to take a look at it. The update failed over the browser interface and DWC couldn't connect to it afterwards. When trying to run the bossac update from the raspberry pi I can see the duet and get the info as shown below but writing a firmware file fails. (Freshly downloaded 3.2.2)

      pi@duet3:~ $ ~/BOSSA/bin/bossac -i
      Device : ATSAME70x20
      Version : v1.2 Jan 6 2016 09:57:32
      Address : 0x400000
      Pages : 2048
      Page Size : 512 bytes
      Total Size : 1024KB
      Planes : 1
      Lock Regions : 64
      Locked : none
      Security : false
      Boot Flash : false
      pi@duet3:~ $ ~/BOSSA/bin/bossac -e -w -v -b /opt/dsf/sd/sys/Duet3Firmware_MB6HC.bin -R
      Erase flash

      Done in 3.753 seconds
      Write 655036 bytes to flash (1280 pages)
      [ ] 0% (0/1280 pages)
      SAM-BA operation failed

      Has anybody seen this before?

      posted in Firmware installation
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