I’m trying to upload the index.html.gz file
I clicked the add folder button accidently
and added a folder called index.html.gz
this might be why when i try to upload the index.html.gz file it fails.
also the interface looks completely different (attached)
leaving me unable to change the name of the folder i added (also deleting it doesn’t do anything)
please help?
looking forward to calibrating it
Hi Byron, Have you tried to connect directly from the browser by typing IP address 192.168.0.1?
I myself have the problem that I can select and upload the index file but at the end I get error message about not enough space.
Anyone ran into the same problem and found a solution?
make sure that your desktop didn’t uncompress it, you can delete the file first,
but most of the time this has been reported, it turned out that the mac they
were using uncompressed the file so they were uploading index.html, not
the compressed index.html.gz
Tried
No luck there.
Have you tried resetting fluid?
That to bad,
I got mine working with solution @dlang, thanks.
turns out that I had to download the file and use save as, to preserve the .gz extension.
hope you get yours up and running soon.
I have noticed that renaming does not seem to work in the fluid interface, and that is super annoying.
There is a way to reset the flash file system to the default, but I’m not finding the post where bar mentioned where the “bat” file is for that (also would need to hook up via usb to do it if I’m remembering right). Anyone else know?
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I’ve started including the full installer in each release so the .zip folder here has the full_install.bat that you are talking about:
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yep thats what i need to know
how could i reset the “flash file system”
I tried hooking up via usb but my computer didn’t do anything
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Double clicking on the full_install.bat will reset the flash file system and the firmware. It does everything all at once 
Newby here. FYI after initial build and onto loading most current firmware. I got the same message “Error 1 : Upload rejected, not enough space”
I hit the red delete box on the local files window and reloaded. It fixed it.
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the typical cause of this is that you tried to upload the uncompressed version
rather than the compressed version.
David Lang
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I hear ya, but that wasn’t (i’ll say) the initial case. The first many times I tried to load it as uncompressed. I will admit after several failed attempts - I gave uncompressed a go. I also tried renaming it and then naming it back to the original. I’m new to the interface so it took me a little to realize the files shown in the picture were on the motherboard. So I tried to delete it and start over. One thing I can’t definitively say is that I didn’t try to use a wrong name file for awhile and then the uncompressed mucked it it up further. Even one time renamed the file to gz.gz (a windows thing). All part of the learning process - just trying help anyone later on that might have a similar struggle.
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