Board not registering on Particle cloud #20
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Ok - got my Oak into AP mode, by denying its mac address in my Wifi router and rebooting it :-) Connecting to http://192.168.0.1/particle now gives me: http://192.168.0.1/info gives me: (my json formatting) |
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So it is updated - strange With the MAC not blocked can you power cycle and then try claiming it via the build.particle.io add device box? |
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@digistump: These 2 Oaks has previously both been registered in the particle cloud - but has both been reset to factory settings, removed from the particle cloud (using remove device in the web interface at build.particle.io)... |
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updated bin files and procedures here: https://github.com/digistump/OakRestore/ feel free to test, as it won't hurt anything, but I haven't tested fully yet as I'm on the road at the moment - I'll post back once I get to test tonight. thanks! |
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Just tested your new restore procedure - it worked! |
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Just wanted to report all working well on my end as well, tested out on my oak that had been claimed previously. |

Moved from #16
I did another factory restore of one Oak, then went to http://build.particle.io and removed both oaks.
Followed the procedure at http://rawgit.com/digistump/OakSoftAP/master/config.html, registering a new device. Firmware seemed to download (rapid blinks for minute or so), but the Oak never show up in the Particle cloud and the SoftAP never verified it.
Boot messages on serial (74880 baud) says:
I can see that my Oak connects to my wifi and grabs an IP address...
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