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Updated Upgrading Firmware (markdown)

Ben V. Brown
2017-07-18 22:23:00 +10:00
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Downloads for the hex files to flash are available on the [releases page.](https://github.com/Ralim/ts100/releases)
If you run into issues with flashing the firmware this is usually down to issues in the DFU bootloader that comes on the iron. As this is closed source, there is nothing I can do to try and fix these issues.
If you run into issues with flashing the firmware this is usually down to issues in the DFU bootloader that comes with the iron. **As this is closed source, there is nothing I can do to try and fix these issues.**
# Windows
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> Also, I've just updated to 1.08 from Linux but it wasn't automatic. Just copying the file to the automounted volume would cause the file to be renamed TS100.NOT and TS100.ERR if I tried it from the command line.
> So I disabled automounting with `$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount false` (or as indicated by googling "disable gnome automount"), unplugged and replugged, then mounted the volume as _msdos_ instead of _vfat _type using, in my case, ` mkdir tmp; mount -t msdos /dev/sdc tmp` (as root) and `cp /home/user/Downloads/ts100.hex tmp/TS100.HEX; sync`. I'm not sure which part is the key to making it work really, possibly the msdos FS type. Automounting can be re-eabled once you see 1.08 on the TS-100 display.
> So I disabled automounting with `$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount false` (or as indicated by googling "disable gnome automount"), unplugged and replugged, then mounted the volume as _msdos_ instead of _vfat _type using, in my case, ` mkdir tmp; mount -t msdos /dev/sdc tmp` (as root) and `cp /home/user/Downloads/ts100.hex tmp/TS100.HEX; sync`. I'm not sure which part is the key to making it work really, possibly the msdos FS type. Automounting can be re-enabled once you see 1.08 on the TS-100 display.
## However
User doegox has commented on Issue #11 that they could not get the unit's DFU updated to work under Linux. So that this point it is unknown if there is a reliable method that works under Linux.