If I click on “No file chosen,” I can upload a file, after which files are listed, but after restarting, they’re gone again.
I’ve also tried to update the firmware wirelessly and I can select a firmware file, but when I confirm I want to update it returns me to the window below:
If you enable developer mode on your browser (right-click and select Inpsect, or maybe F12, or maybe something else) what does the ‘console’ tab in the developer window say?
@md8n Do you know what might be causing this? I think I merged the latest PR right before I built the release so I think something might have snuck in there.
We got the same issue yesterday on Windows10.
As we just finished building the frame, we figured we might go for a clean slate with 1.0. The machine has not yet been in use, but we retracted the belts with 0.85 FW and had all functions in the WebUI.
Just to be sure we didn’t do anything wrong, here are the steps we took:
1 - Connected with USB
2 - Ran erase.bat with success message
3 - Ran install-sf.bat with success
4 - Ran install-wifi_s3.bat with success
5 - Connected to maslow wifi when it came up
6 - Tried some reboots with no changes
As @MrN808 we have the spinning wheel for local files and no reaction on alarm-button.
Have we done the steps in the correct order?
Should we also run full-install.bat or any of the other files if we are just going to use the WebUI via local WiFi?
For the things I can check (I can’t currently access my frame, so can’t talk about the through-line), it is far more typical. It does throw a “No connection” error in a pop-up on startup, but I can dismiss that and reset the alarm status, when I click on Manage local files on the FluidNC tab I see a list of the files, I can jog the Z axis (it looks a little funky—JogTo: '$J=G91F300Z5—but it moves), etc.
When I set Preferences using the drop-down menu—e.g. turn off Connection monitoring, turn on Show probe panel—they persist until reboot, after which they return to defaults.
And if I remember the code correctly there’s also the issue of them being ‘saved’ in the sense of being sent back to FluidNC, vs. saved as actually written back into storage.
I am trying to upload the new index.html.gz, but can’t get anywhere with it as I can’t get to the file list. I have tried erasing and re-installing the filesystem, but I am met with this error on every try:
------ Erasing flash- *
win64\esptool.exe --chip esp32s3 --baud 921600 erase_flash
esptool.py v4.6
Found 1 serial ports
Serial port COM4
Connecting…
Chip is ESP32-S3 (revision v0.2)
Features: WiFi, BLE
Crystal is 40MHz
MAC: 48:27:e2:c7:0f:20
Uploading stub…
Running stub…
Stub running…
Changing baud rate to 921600
A fatal error occurred: No serial data received.
Not sure what to do at this point. I still have acces to the 1.0 index where nothing is clickable. I can unlock from the FluidNC tab and jog Z axis etc, but not start setup and calibration from the Maslow tab.
I was able to click on the Manage local files icon (on the FluidNC tab) to bring up the (empty) file list, then click on the words “No file chosen” to bring up the upload dialog. After uploading the updated index.html.gz, there are still some weird glitches, but the file list looks normal and I was able to clear the alarm status.
