¿ªÔÆÌåÓýdfusedemo.exe is definitely not working for me. I just tried the 'Upload' function in the tinySA app, and it's certainly not intuitive. For example, it says to 'press the Open Folder button above this memo...', but there is no such button. When I put the TinySA in DFU mode, the DFU Device line fills in with 'Port_#0007.Hub...', so it's apparently seeing the device, but the Upload Firmware line shows four cryptic choices, like '1-of-11 H LSI'. If I click the folder icon there, and then select the DFU file that I saved on my desktop (tinySA_v1.3-317-g9d82970.dfu), it adds .url to the filename. If I then click 'Open', I get an error message saying the file is too small to be valid. Does any of this make sense to you?I also have a SARK-110, and have never had any trouble upgrading it. I just copy the new .dfu file to it, hold a button down at power-up, and it's done. Why does this have to be so difficult? (I'm sure there's a good reason!) I appreciate your help, and Larry's too. (I ran zadig, but it didn't help.) On 8/25/2021 5:04 PM, Ted Chesley
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Hey Terry, I just upgraded two Tiny SA's (one older and one the newer version) to FW 1.3.317 with no problems. I did it this time with the TinySA-app using the applications built in upgrade function. Smoother that the DFUdemo. However, for previous versions I have used DFUdemo, also with no issues. If you aren't using TinySA-App (available at (), but are using the DFUdemo program, be sure you are using the "Upgrade" section, NOT the "Upload" section and have the correct .dfu file selected (can be found on the site above).? |
