Bootloader just boot old firmware after mesh dfu completed

RE: Bootloader just boot old firmware after mesh dfu completed

Edvin — Mon, 30 Sep 2019 11:28:33 GMT

The blinky example blinks all 4 LEDs, so if that happens, then everything is correct.

When I said "Device programmed", I was referring to your first screenshot from the CMD window.

[quote user="MingXiangjun"]Then you said CLI shows "Device programmed" indicates dfu complete,no,no,no,RTT shows "NRF_MESH_EVT_DFU_END" should be real dfu complete.That is,new firmware complete storage(CLI shows "Device programmed") not stand by dfu complete,there is remove forwards and replace old firmware process,is it right what I has said just now?[/quote]

I don't think I understand what you mean here. The reason for the timer is to ensure that all nodes that receives the package has received all the packets, and with some time for retransmissions if some packets are missing.

RE: Bootloader just boot old firmware after mesh dfu completed

MingXiangjun — Sun, 29 Sep 2019 03:50:21 GMT

Thank you,Edvin! Yeah,I understood it now.What you said and the offical guide also have some drawbacks:offical guide said after flashed bin/blinky/blinky_nrf52832_xxAA_s132_6.1.1.hex and complete dfu,"one of the LEDs starts blinking on each kit",it is wrong, I found the application after dfu complete,the 4 LEDS all blinking.Then you said CLI shows "Device programmed" indicates dfu complete,no,no,no,RTT shows "NRF_MESH_EVT_DFU_END" should be real dfu complete.That is,new firmware complete storage(CLI shows "Device programmed") not stand by dfu complete,there is remove forwards and replace old firmware process,is it right what I has said just now?

RE: Bootloader just boot old firmware after mesh dfu completed

Edvin — Fri, 27 Sep 2019 13:31:59 GMT

Hello,

It takes about 30 seconds or so after the DFU is finished before it will activate the new application. Can you try to wait for 30-40 seconds after it says "Device programmed" and see if it starts to blink? Let me know if it still doesn't start.

Best regards,

Edvin