![]() ![]() (If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.) Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings. ![]() Don’t disconnect, unplug, or turn off your PC while the update is being installed. Make sure your PC is plugged in and connected to the Internet using a non-metered connection. If you’re running Windows 8.1 or Windows RT 8.1 and you don’t have the update yet, you can manually check for and install the update by following these steps: Note: If you’re connected to the Internet over a metered connection, you might not get the update until you switch to a non-metered connection and then check manually for updates. If you see a Search button near your account name at the top of the Start screen, you already have the update. To check if the update is already installed, go to the Start screen. It won’t interrupt what you’re doing except to tell you that you need to restart your PC to finish the installation. If you’re running Windows 8.1 or Windows RT 8.1 and you get updates automatically, you don’t need to do anything Windows Update will download and install the update for you within the next few weeks. Here’s what you need to know about installing this important update. Windows 8.1 Update and Windows RT 8.1 Update (also known as KB 2919355) include improvements that make your favorite apps and settings easier to find and use, provide more familiar mouse and keyboard options, and update security and performance. We recommend you move to a Windows 11 PC to continue to receive security updates from Microsoft. It seems like it should still run/start up even with that file missing.and then try to retrieve it.Support for Windows 8.1 ended on January 10, 2023. saveStream(“./os_firmware_info_backup.txt”, “./os_firmware_info.txt”) In other tools, finding a sleep option was simple.doesn’t seem so with processing. So, we either need something that can introduce a wait time to allow for completion or remove this line. I guess we need to take it out.I just wanted to maintain a backup copy since the process won’t start if this file is missing. I commented out this line and the process seems this command must still have the file locked when the next process starts which causes it to fail out.you added checks for success which is why it is stopping now when it would have just proceeded previously. I guess I was also working on my OSX system that runs off SSD, maybe they are enough faster that they copy was complete before the next command started. I did figure out what line is causing the issue, but I am not sure why and I don’t know why you aren’t seeing the problem. I have tried it on two different Win7 computers.one x86 and the other 圆4. I am not sure why it is working differently for me. The windows version also seems to have issues with the avr lines.Ĭan you be more specific? I am not sure what you mean. This should solve the SPACE character issue. That’s also why on Mac the code has to use sketchPath(“”) to obtain the absolute path name of the ‘current directory’.Īnyways, the issue can be fixed by wrapping the path around quotes, something like this:Ĭommand = “”” + sketchPath(“”) + “./avr-macos/bin/avrdude” -C “”+sketchPath(“”)+”./avr-macos/etc/nf “” Therefore for Windows and Linux you can use the relative path. This only happens on Mac (if the folder path has a SPACE character in it), because for some reason Processing assumes the ‘current directory’ on Mac is the home directory whereas in Windows and Linux the ‘current directory’ is the folder where the executable program exists. OK, I am able to reproduce the problem as you said. Println(“Now I am here – ” + sketchPath(“”) + “./avr-macos/bin/avrdude -C “+sketchPath(“”)+”./avr-macos/etc/nf “) Ĭommand = sketchPath(“”) + “./avr-macos/bin/avrdude -C “+sketchPath(“”)+”./avr-macos/etc/nf looks like the space in the folder name was the issue. This is the line that fails on OSX if there is a space in the folder name: folder navigation didn’t work when I was testing. ![]() It appears this line doesn’t like being in a path with a space in the osFIrmwareUpdater folder.I am not sure how to fix this one though.that is why I had different path detection logic in my script, because the. I tested and found that the error is happening in the device detection routine. It looks like the space in the folder name was the issue. I already had an updater in my downloads folder, so it got extracted to osFirmwareUpdater 2 instead of osFirmwareUpdater. At first I thought it was permissions as well because I had allowed the process via the button on the security page instead of disabling the security completely like I did last time. ![]()
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