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Clarification: firmware change can leave all devices out? #282
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I learned this the hard way as well. I reflashed my CC2531 to fix an "unknown 17" error. I was told if you reflash the usb dongle, you'll have to repair the devices. |
Reflashing = clearing memory of CC2531 -> repair all devices. |
Thanks for the info. Is it possible to backup the current loaded memory with the cc-debugger? |
@Koenkk @ptvoinfo Maybe this could help too ???
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@tb-killa that looks good! We could use cc-znp library to read and write. |
Is that now on the new firmware? |
Actually no work. We are all busy, if i got some free time next week i could take a Look at this. |
even without unplugging or reflashing cc2531 it can refuse to reuse the previous panId it was using. It refuses to use it even if you specify it in the config, it then use panid+1 => have to repair everything. edit: I managed to re-use my panid:
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the same way, I've replaced my cc2531 by a cc2530+cc2590 without repairing all devices. Just need to unplugged routers and shield the coordinator so that it doesn't detect the chan/panid is already used. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Just yesterday i attempted to flash the sniffer firmware into the dongle to some traffic capture, I don't if the firmware wasn't the correct one or i was just using the wrong software so it didn't work properly. Anyway after I gave up, i flashed the coordinator firmware, latest by pulling the repo so it wasn't the same original i was using with before i flashed the sniffer one.
Once i started zigbee2mqtt again, all devices where not recognised any more. I had to repair them again one by one. Tomorrow i have to do the plugs in the attic.
Is this expected behaviour? Whats the issue here? transport keys? should it be warned in the wiki maybe?
For know i learn, and I've already ordered another dongle for this kind of testing.
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