I reported a bug a bit ago and it has been fixed in the edge build 440.13, but I can't find a hex file for that build (or newer). When I go to the download page, http://synthetos.github.io/, I don't see it. All I see is 438.02.
So, is there someplace that I can find a ready-made 440.13 (or newer) edge build, or do I have to install dev tools and compile it myself?
I think the simple answer is "yes, if you want the latest edge build, be prepared (and capable)building yourself".
Based on comments, and requests from the devs for 'unique' Gcodes for testing, I expect we will soon see a build released at or above 440.13 as the testing barrage completes and is declared successful.
So your thought is that because of the items in 440.13 (I'm waiting for power management bug fixes), that it may soon be pushed up as some sort of "official" edge release and posted to the aforementioned download page.
Any feel for time frame? (days, weeks, month or more). Knowing as least a ballpark time frame will help me determine the "pain level" I will be willing to try compiling the build myself. Is TinyG easy to brick if I screw something up???
Timeframe? YGIAGAM; I know devs are working on it.
Is TinyG easy to brick if I screw something up???
I have never tried building tinyG.
I did manage to brick a tinyGv9. Build went OK, but due to a compiler error the binary was bad. I had purchased an Atmel-ICE for such events, but then found that the latest release of Atmel Studio 6.2 had a bug and would not interface with ICE! Read this if you need to head down this path:
Simple answer? Probably.
I do believe tinyG is a bit tougher, cleaner separation between connectivity and bootloader. In G2, the USB code is part of the binary.
Do have a backup plan.
Also,
Our new updater for tinyg is available for download. It has been tested on windows and osx. I have been using it for the past few months without any real trouble. Check it out here:
I see that 440.13 has been posted. I will probably get a chance to do the update this evening. As I don't have any prior experience with doing the updates, I will try the method that Riley just posted about.
Thanks
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