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@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ sudo pip install esptool
``` ```
__windows users__<br> __windows users__<br>
You can find a prebuild executable in tools: [esptool.exe](tools/esptool.exe). You can find a prebuild executable in tools: [esptool.exe](tools/esptool.exe).
Just create an empty directory on your machine, download the esptool to this directory and also download the binary (xxx-all.bin) from [releases](releases). Just create an empty directory on your machine, download the esptool to this directory and also download the binary (xxx-all.bin) from [releases](../../releases).
Afterwards you need to install the driver for the serial port to connect your ESP32 board. For a modern windows the driver at [FTDI](https://ftdichip.com/drivers/d2xx-drivers/) should be working. Afterwards you need to install the driver for the serial port to connect your ESP32 board. For a modern windows the driver at [FTDI](https://ftdichip.com/drivers/d2xx-drivers/) should be working.
After installing the driver check with your device manager for the com port that is assigned to your connected esp device. After installing the driver check with your device manager for the com port that is assigned to your connected esp device.
Open a command prompt and change into the directory you downloaded the esptool.exe and the firmware binary. Open a command prompt and change into the directory you downloaded the esptool.exe and the firmware binary.
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Update Update
****** ******
To update a device you can use the Web-UI (Update tab). In principle you could also update a device using the initial flash command (and an xxx-all.bin) firmware but this would erase all your configuration. To update a device you can use the Web-UI (Update tab). In principle you could also update a device using the initial flash command (and an xxx-all.bin) firmware but this would erase all your configuration.
So for normal operation just download a xxx-update.bin from the [release](release) page and use the UI to install it. So for normal operation just download a xxx-update.bin from the [release](../../releases) page and use the UI to install it.
![install](doc/ota-ok1.png). ![install](doc/ota-ok1.png).
When you choose a file for the update the UI will check if it is a valid firmware file and will reject invalid ones. When you choose a file for the update the UI will check if it is a valid firmware file and will reject invalid ones.
To really execute the update click the "Upload" button. You will have a progress indicator and get a notification about the update result. To really execute the update click the "Upload" button. You will have a progress indicator and get a notification about the update result.
@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ For details refer to the [example description](lib/exampletask/Readme.md).
Changelog Changelog
--------- ---------
[20211218](releases/tag/20211218) [20211218](../../releases/tag/20211218)
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* 1st real release * 1st real release
* use the initial flash if you had the pre-release installed * use the initial flash if you had the pre-release installed
@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Changelog
* description updated * description updated
* extension API * extension API
[20211113](releases/tag/20211113) [20211113](../../releases/tag/20211113)
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* Pre-release * Pre-release
* basic functions are working * basic functions are working