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Configurator is not able to Flash F3 and F1 FC anymore, also the older firmware files for this FS's are removed from Backend #2680
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Hello @MJ666 You can flash F1 and F3 disabling target selector, no board select in the dropdown, then select local file and flash it. |
Many thanks for your feedback. It really makes sense to unselect the target board. It worked with 10.5.1 with an previous used target board still selected and flashing from a local file. It is also working now with 10.7.1 (actual latest release) when i unselect the target board. It is still not working for 10.8 beta. Its getting stuck with starting the bootloader but it changes to shows DFU mode in the box at the top of the screen. Tested this shortly with an AlienFlightF3 only. |
Umm, is weird, i tested it with 10.8.0 some months ago and works, i will test again with my boards. |
Could you please show the console.log? F12 Offline flashing has not changed. |
Here is the log from BF Configurator 10.8. Tried the same in 10.7.1 but F12 does not do anything? BTW: SPRacingF3 is also failing verification with 10.7.1 but flashing itself looks to be OK, All works well with 10.5.1, |
It doesn't enter DFU mode here? Maybe try boot pins. |
@haslinghuis F1 and F3 havent got DFU mode. |
The F3 has DFU mode. The AFF3 is using the internal USB and is also entering DFU mode. At this point it gets stuck with 10.7.1. If i dort touch i can continue flash it with 10.5.1 as i also can flash with 10.5.1 completely. The SPRacigF3 is using an CP210x in front of the serial port and will use serial bootloader mode. This will stay in seral mode in BF Configurator. |
@MJ666 Could you please try: The flasher code does filter DFU mode for VCP and GD bootloaders. |
Did the test but the behavior does not have changed. Here is the log: |
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Any news here? Anything useful in the log? |
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Reboot to DFU is not working:
@asizon can you check with a F3? |
Mhhh, tested today with configurator 1.7.2 and 1.8.0 RC3 and a AlienflightF3 V2 FC. Flashing was working as it should both times at the first try. I was even having the same results at as second computer that time. Now also on my laptop i flashed multiple FC with configurator 1.7.2 from different older versions to BF 4.0.6 (latest for AlienFlightF3). During my last tests the board was going into the DFU mode but the configurator was not going to flashing it for some reason. The configurator versions changed since my last tests (1.7.1 vs. 1.7.2 and 1.8.0 nightly vs. 1.8.0 RC3). |
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Issue closed automatically as inactive. |
Running Windows 11 and tested with BF Configurator 10.7.1 and 10.8 beta. I can flash F4 and F7 FC with no issues. If i try to flash a PikoBLX (F3), a SPRacinigF3Mini, a AlienflightF3 or a Naze32 (F1) it will always fail. An parallel install of BF Configurator 10.5.1 is able to flash all this FC's.
This is may be not the biggest problem to use an older BF Configurator but all F1 and F3 firmware files looks to be removed from the BF Configurator backend. They are still available on Git.
Many people will not replace this older FC's immediately and may have spare FC's to repair existing models. Even with the need to use an older BF configurator removing the firmware files from the backend make it very hard for users to repair there older gear.
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