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Error while writing flash memory (again but this time on MKR1000) #16
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@ogermer make sure you are using the latest SAMD core, which is 1.6.18 at this time. You can update in the IDE via |
@sandeepmistry That solved the problem. I could successfully upload the new firmware. |
@sandeepmistry
While things seem to work, this is a bit confusing. 19.5.2 is the latest version offered in the updater tool of my IDE (v1.8.5). Would the IDE beta version offer the 19.5.4 version? Again: I am using WiFi101 library version 0.15.2... What a can of worms... ;-) |
Good suggestion, @akash73 or @SimonePDA can you handle this please?
That's correct, a new version of the IDE has not been released since the f/w version was updated. |
Both nightly and beta version of the IDE should contain the updated FirmwareUpdater, so the link should temporarily instruct to download one of these two versions @SimonePDA |
I've been stuck with this error while working on a MKR 1000 board.
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Hi,
user of MKR1000 board here! (OS X / Arduino IDE 1.8.5 (which is >1.6.10) / WiFi101 library v0.15.2)
I am experiencing the same problem as described in other issues - but on a MKR1000 board:
The Wifi part of my board seems to be bricked by now which is most annoying. What can I do?? I looked at the other issues posted here but did not come up with a proper recommendation for my case (as I use an Arduino MKR1000 board and not a WiFi101 or Adafruit board).
I tried different Wifi101 library versions, changed USB ports and cables and did everything as described in the tutorial https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/FirmwareUpdater
In can successfully launch the Firmware Updater Utility from the IDE and can see the USB port and the test of the board works fine.
Updating the firmware (no matter which version I choose) is not successful:
Clicking the upload button again leads to a "Programmer not responding" error message.
I need to reboot the MKR1000 in order to reach it again from the Update Utility.
So what are my options?
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