Tagged update
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A serial monitor, and readers for firmware images, panics and EDIDs
A serial monitor that needs no terminal, and three readers: a firmware image, a panic dump, an EDID. All in the browser, nothing uploaded.
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0.41.0 - more of the KVM in Home Assistant
An update entity, a camera holding a still of the target's screen, the jiggler as a switch, and the numbers worth having when something is wrong.
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0.37.0 - the screen as two kilobytes
Work a machine over a phone tether by sending the characters instead of the video, hand a dashboard a view-only token, and go back to any published release.
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0.33.0 - rev 3.x images for the NANO and the Guition
The same board can arrive with either family of chip, and the wrong image simply refuses to flash. Both boards now publish both.
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0.31.0 - updates that take on the first try
A chip fault during its own restart made updates look like they reverted themselves. Fixed, along with uploads that died part-way over HTTPS.
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0.29.0 - you can watch an update happen
The console takes over the screen during an update, names the step it is on, and afterwards says which version actually came back.
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0.25.0 - the device keeps its own log
A log that survives a restart, so the boot that failed is still readable after the device has come back on something that works.
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0.22.0 - two firmware slots, and a way back
The firmware panel shows both slots and can boot the other one, so going back to a build that worked needs no cable.
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0.6.0 - the console gets out of the way
The firmware version becomes a badge that shows updates and their progress, diagnostics and media move out of Settings, and the whole button rail can switch sides.
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0.3.0 - it knows what the target is running
The device guesses the target's operating system from how it plugs in, keeps a rescue image in its own flash, and stops undoing updates that were fine.
