Put all of those files back on the SDcard and try it again.
]]>You can always flash repetier FW but not stock one using bossac, it works only on 1.0/2.0 - I suspect they change/invert some byte slocation in their binary, to make it useless with bossac - stock FW or XYZ put bytes in correct position when flashing - it is not complex but as long you do not know what they changed FW is flashable but not working
http://voltivo.com/forum/davinci-filame … vinci-1-0a
luc wrote:bossac cannot be used to flash 1.0A/2.0A or AIO with stock FW - it does not work, they modified FW in a way only stock FW can flash stock FW that is why there is no way to revert back from repetier on 1.0A/2.0A or AIO.
To flash stock FW on 1.0A/2.0A AiO only 2 ways :
1- Use XYZ software
2- Send back to repair centerIf you already use bossac - only repair center has the tool to flash as far I know
I am not so sure about that.. As long as you can use the erase jumper and reset the processor to boot loader mode you should be able to flash any version of firmware to it. I am nearly certain that erase pin is hardware on the processor and not software. So one simply needs to get the pinout of the Due and see what pin is the erase pin and short it to 3 volts or ground which ever it requires. To my knowledge all the did on the 1.0A, 2.0A, and Aio was change to a newer board which did not have the erase jumper. However some of the earlier models still had the older version of board which did have the jumper so it would be easy for those who have an earlier model.
It can also be programmed through JTAG which the port is on the board, it just needs the header added which they left off.
If pin 130 (PC0) is shorted to 3.3V it will erase the chip and boot in boot loader mode so you could use Bossac and put any firmware that was compatible on it.
The problem is with the new boards this pin is not brought out to the board. You would need to modify your board with a switch or at the very least use a jumper wire to make the temporary short.
Normally the Due is on a break out board just like a Mega1280 or 2560 is and there is in addition to a reset button an erase button as well. Pressing that would tie pin 130 to 3.3 volts and erase the chip for programming any sketch to it.
The Samba is just a Mega on steroids. It is impossible to make it so you can't erase and write a sketch or in this case firmware to it. It is just a matter of knowing what they did to make it so you can't which can only be done externally. All the did is not give the user access to the erase pin.
Put all of those files back on the SDcard and try it again.
]]>bossac cannot be used to flash 1.0A/2.0A or AIO with stock FW - it does not work, they modified FW in a way only stock FW can flash stock FW that is why there is no way to revert back from repetier on 1.0A/2.0A or AIO.
To flash stock FW on 1.0A/2.0A AiO only 2 ways :
1- Use XYZ software
2- Send back to repair centerIf you already use bossac - only repair center has the tool to flash as far I know
I am not so sure about that.. As long as you can use the erase jumper and reset the processor to boot loader mode you should be able to flash any version of firmware to it. I am nearly certain that erase pin is hardware on the processor and not software. So one simply needs to get the pinout of the Due and see what pin is the erase pin and short it to 3 volts or ground which ever it requires. To my knowledge all the did on the 1.0A, 2.0A, and Aio was change to a newer board which did not have the erase jumper. However some of the earlier models still had the older version of board which did have the jumper so it would be easy for those who have an earlier model.
It can also be programmed through JTAG which the port is on the board, it just needs the header added which they left off.
If pin 130 (PC0) is shorted to 3.3V it will erase the chip and boot in boot loader mode so you could use Bossac and put any firmware that was compatible on it.
The problem is with the new boards this pin is not brought out to the board. You would need to modify your board with a switch or at the very least use a jumper wire to make the temporary short.
Normally the Due is on a break out board just like a Mega1280 or 2560 is and there is in addition to a reset button an erase button as well. Pressing that would tie pin 130 to 3.3 volts and erase the chip for programming any sketch to it.
The Samba is just a Mega on steroids. It is impossible to make it so you can't erase and write a sketch or in this case firmware to it. It is just a matter of knowing what they did to make it so you can't which can only be done externally. All the did is not give the user access to the erase pin.
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]]>If you have had a blank card in the printer all this time then that is probably the source of your black bars. The file you are flashing is actually written to and stored inside the boards CPU, not on the SDcard. The SDcard is used to store vital system settings hidden in several of the files on the stock card. One of those is also a security file that makes the firmware useless unless it is present on the card.
]]>no im not 100 % sure bin file is good, got it from. http://www.wctek.com/shop/content/11-repository boot loader meaning what sir???
Boot loader is the mode it is in after you short the jumper and it is waiting for bossac to upload the firmware. Normally the solid lines you refer to on the LCD means it is in bootloader mode. So in your case your upload failed and you are still in boot loader mode.
Try again with the steps I have you and see what happens. If that does not work then I would suspect that file is corrupt.
]]>bossac -e -w -v -b firmware2.bin
You don't have to specify a port with bossac it scans and will find the port on it's own. Just make sure you short the jumper on the mainboard to make sure you are in boot loader mode.
Are you absolutely sure that the BIN file you have is good?
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