Controller shift - How do you do it ?
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Yeah the only way I know of is for me to figure out the spaghetti for you…
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Thanks @rafale77
I’m always conscious something’s going to fail when I do any firmware upgrade, and while I have two UZB1 sticks (one v4 the other v5) I was wondering if I could upgrade the v5 first and then copy the data over/clone from the v4 one ?
To do the latter part, I came across this zwave cloner tool in another forum, have you seen it before ?
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Looks like you should be going to 5.26 and then 5.27. These are already 6.xx stack versions though.
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Thanks - I upgraded that UZB1 stick as requested and it now reports it's on the latest version (does that sound right to you ?)
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Always upgrade bootloader before the firmware. I at times ended in a dead end and ended up having to use the linux tool to upgrades. The Z-way-server firmware upgrader doesn't always offer the "beta" versions which can be a necessary step to another official version. You can see more by inserting an "all" token but I prefer the lower level linux tool...
Note that you may need to go up all the way to do the backup/copy. You just need to get close enough in the SDK version.
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Before you keep on upgrading, I would recommend to try the vera migration. 29304 is the bootloader I am currently on. So I am not sure what the new bootloader does. It doesn't look like I went down this upgrade path...
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This is weird... It should be above 6. Not sure what this 4.38 corresponds to. It looks like you need to keep going... Or try it to see if it migrates. You never know.
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Another Interesting observation - that recent bootloader upgrade has resulted in the z-wave dongle backup being reported as 4.38 rather that 4.5 when on the previous version ? -, see below extract of yesterdays and todays backups...
16383 Sep 20 19:48 dongle.4.38.dump.0 16383 Sep 19 20:37 dongle.4.5.dump.0
Next steps
touch /etc/cmh/dongle.restore.go -- on target VeraSecure scp dongle.4.38.dump.0 root@192.168.1.145:/etc/cmh/dongle.4.38.dump.0 -- on source VeraPlus
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Perhaps not a surprise but the restore failed.
02 09/20/21 20:59:27.962 ZWave::Start reset 0 use45:1 minor:1 model:37 port:/dev/ttyS0 nodes:1 using_prefer: 1 prefer 0.0 ports:/dev/ttyS0 - /dev/ttyS0 <0x77ab6320> 02 09/20/21 20:59:27.963 ZWave::Start restoring dongle firmware <0x77ab6320> 03 09/20/21 20:59:27.963 JobHandler_LuaUPnP::m_bReloadCriticalOnly_set now 1 <0x77ab6320> 01 09/20/21 20:59:27.977 ZWJob_BackupDongle::FixupBufferVersion don't know version 4.38 <0x77ab6320> 01 09/20/21 20:59:27.977 ZWJob_BackupDongle::ZWJob_BackupDongle restore file invalid <0x77ab6320> 03 09/20/21 20:59:27.983 JobHandler_LuaUPnP::Reload: Dongle Restore Critical 1 m_bCriticalOnly 1 dirty data 1 running 0 <0x77ab6320> 04 09/20/21 20:59:28.319 <Job ID="1" Name="restore" Device="1" Created="2021-09-20 20:59:27" Started="2021-09-20 20:59:28" Completed="2021-09-20 20:59:28" Duration="0.354838000" Runtime="0.0" Status="Failed" LastNote="ERROR: Restore failed. Try again or contact tech support."/> <0x77ab6320>
@rafale77 - What do you recommend next on the UZB1 upgrade
I’m guessing i need to get to v6.01 ?
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yep.. that's what I would do.
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@rafale77 said in Controller shift - How do you do it ?:
yep.. that's what I would do.
Any idea why the 5.7 (5.07) UZB1 firmware appears as 4.38 on Vera ?
Also what do you recommend we do next? Update the bootloader again or continue on as is just with firmware ?
What confuses me is that this link (https://z-wave.me/support/uzbrazberry-firmwares/) only goes to 5.36, no sight of 6.01?
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Hold on,, I thought this was familiar
- we back to where we were last year with another UZB1 I had
So unless you disagree I will follow your previous advice.
@rafale77 said in UZB/RaZberry Firmwares - Update:
I went to read the map myself and here are the steps I would take:
5.7 -> 5.7 40196 BL -> 5.27 ->5.36 ->5.39So yes Bootloader first in general but need to read the version.
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You caught me there. I was probably smarter then than I am now.
My entire system has been working so well that I stopped tinkering or upgrading it save for only occasional additions or optimization of a scene here or there on openLuup. I lost a lot by not practicing.
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You should be able to downgrade back... But yeah that's what I feared... Upgrading too far would make it impossible for the vera to restore...
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