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Factory reset Vision AI Developer kit does not work
Hi, I am trying to do factory reset of vision-ai-developer-kit. But clicking twice on power button does not work! Initially I tried connecting the device to wifi and I am trying to reset my wifi settings now. The camera always gets connected to wifi (green led lights on) but no IoT connectivity. I tried `http://XX.XX.XX.XX:3000` to see the stream but not able to connect. I tried pinging but I get to see Request timed out. as response. Also via vls player with rtsp (`rtsp://XX.XX.XX.XX:8900/live`) I tried with adb but still not able to connect with the device adb connect `XX.XX.XX.XX:3000 ` cannot connect to `XX.XX.XX:3000` A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. (10060) Can someone please let me know how to do proceed or do factory reset? Thanks. Any help would be really helpful in setting up this kit quickly. Thanks. Regards Lavi5.9KViews0likes23CommentsAny Windows IoT Core update for Raspberry pi 4?
Hi Team, Any Windows IoT Core update for Raspberry pi 4?Solved30KViews0likes20CommentsIoT Hub Device twin returning connectionState = Disconnected, when it's actually connected
I have a Monitoring web job that querys my iot devices for any that have a connection state = disconnected, and then sends an email out to the user of that device to let them know it has a connection state issue. I'm seeing a problem where one device will look like it is down about once every hour (or 1 hour and 5 minutes). But the device is not down and there is no intermittent connection issue. I currently have 3 devices, all connected through different internet ISPs. One system started having this issue every so often, then another did, and now the 3rd one is having this issue. My web job code is pretty simple and runs every 5 minutes to see if there are any devices that are down. Here's my code public static async Task CheckDeviceAvailability([TimerTrigger("00:05:00", RunOnStartup = true)] TimerInfo timer) { string connectionString = CloudConfigurationManager.GetSetting("IotHubConnectionString"); try { RegistryManager manager = RegistryManager.CreateFromConnectionString(connectionString); IQuery query = manager.CreateQuery("SELECT * FROM devices where ConnectionState = 'Disconnected'", 10); while (query.HasMoreResults) { var page = await query.GetNextAsTwinAsync(); foreach (Twin twin in page) { await SendNotification(twin.DeviceId); } } } catch (Exception exc) { Console.WriteLine(exc.Message); } } I've just added a check (if (twin.ConnectionState == DeviceConnectionState.Disconnected)) above the Await SendNotification line in the above code just to see if this helps out, but it seems like the query shouldn't be returning any devices that are connected.Solved27KViews0likes19CommentsAIVision dev kit Camera default model not working
I am having an issue with the AIVision dev kit installed the latest firmware on the camera. I did factory reset and setup from scratch setting up new resource group and IoT Hub during the setup. At the end the camera is showing picture output, it is connected in IoT hub But not running the default model. I try to apply a customvision model but doesn't work either. Can anyone point me to how I can troubleshoot and resolve?6.7KViews1like17CommentsAsk the IoT Expert: Ask us any IoT Security Questions you have in September
Secure transmission of data from devices in the field can be challenging depending on the business environment. What do you do if you have a need to create an IoT Solution that operates on an offshore oil rig? How do you securely transmit data from devices that may have been installed over a decade ago? This month we’re starting off the Ask the IoT expert series focusing on IoT and security. We are looking for your questions and ideas and we’ll respond, so go ahead and ask us anything! My name is Martin Tuip and I’m the worldwide Azure IoT Security and Windows IoT Marketing Lead at Microsoft and joined by a team of Microsoft IoT experts to answer any questions you may have regarding this topic: Arjmand Samuel (all up IoT security expert), Eustace Asanghanwa (security at the edge expert) Nicole Berdy (all things DPS and more) and Ramit Malhotra (all up IoT security and certificates expert). If you have any questions regarding IoT security, please leave them as comments in this very discussion and one of us will be here to answer it. To make this Ask the IoT Expert globally inclusive the Q&A will play out in this post and last for the whole month of September. You can also count on us leaving hints and tips throughout the month in this post. Developers, we’re looking forward to your questions – please ask away! Martin #iot #azureiot #Developer #IoTArchitect #RealWorldScenario #IoTSecurity11KViews9likes14CommentsVision AI dev kit not working when specifying "ModelZipUrl"
Initial Setup: I got a new vision ai dev kit, set it up, updated the firmware and everything works fine. I see it detects a person and puts a box around. I also get events in IoT Hub. Problem: I build a customvision model and when I update the property "ModelZipUrl" to point to the model zip no events are generated. I tried multiple times pointing to different models (build by others that worked in the past on their visionaikit), but same result no events get generated and sent to IoT Hub. The camera is in this state even if I remove the Url and to get the camera working again and sent events to IoT Hub I have to go through updating the firmware again and resetting it. I also tried building a new image from scratch using the instructions from below, but same behavior https://github.com/microsoft/vision-ai-developer-kit/tree/master/samples/official/ai-vision-devkit-get-started Any pointers to help overcome this issue. Additional details: Firmware version adb shell cat /etc/version v0.5370_Perf Modules on IoT edge after a firmware update C:\Users\srkothal>adb shell / # docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES 9bab7e3702de mcr.microsoft.com/aivision/visionsamplemodule:webstream_0.0.13-arm32v7 "npm start" 24 minutes ago Up 24 minutes WebStreamModule e19544242c5d mcr.microsoft.com/azureiotedge-hub:1.0 "/bin/sh -c 'echo \"$…" 24 minutes ago Up 24 minutes 0.0.0.0:443->443/tcp, 0.0.0.0:5671->5671/tcp, 0.0.0.0:8883->8883/tcp edgeHub df21957d2178 mcr.microsoft.com/aivision/visionsamplemodule:1.1.3-arm32v7 "python3 -u ./main.py" 24 minutes ago Up 24 minutes AIVisionDevKitGetStartedModule 88740555d71f mcr.microsoft.com/azureiotedge-agent:1.0.7.1 Example of events being sent to IoT Hub (when no value in ModelZipUrl property) send: b'\x89\x80?\xd4d\xc1' Found result object {"label": "person", "position_x": 1152.0, "width": 306.816, "id": 1, "confidence": 81, "position_y": 373.896, "height": 618.948} Confirmation[0] received for message with result = OK Properties: {} Total calls confirmed: 2 send: b'\x89\x80\xf4\x1e\xca1' send: b'\x89\x80\xe9Jc\xeb' Found result object {"label": "person", "position_x": 504.96, "width": 626.88, "id": 2, "confidence": 98, "position_y": 398.952, "height": 594.0} Confirmation[0] received for message with result = OK Properties: {} Total calls confirmed: 3 send: b'\x89\x806=\\\x03' Set the property "ModelZipUrl" in the module identity twin FYI: I tried both classification and object-detection models, like below "ModelZipUrl": "https://sridharvisionaistorage.blob.core.windows.net/hardhatmodels/hardhat-classification-model.zip" or "ModelZipUrl": "https://sridharvisionaistorage.blob.core.windows.net/hardhatmodels/hardhat-objectdetection-model.zip" The logs are like below Received twin update: {'ShowVideoOverlay': 'true', 'ObjectsOfInterest': '["hardhat","nohardhat"]', 'TimeBetweenMessagesInSeconds': 2, 'FrameRate': 30, 'VideoAnalyticsEnabled': 'true', 'Resolution': '1080P', 'ModelZipUrl': 'https://sridharvisionaistorage.blob.core.windows.net/hardhatmodels/hardhat-objectdetection-model.zip', '$version': 14, 'VideoOverlayConfig': 'inference', 'Bitrate': '1.5Mbps', 'Codec': 'AVC/H.264', 'HdmiDisplayActive': 'true', 'ShowVideoPreview': 'true'} Configuring camera_client 2020-09-19 23:02:52,819 - iotccsdk - INFO - ipcprovider - __send_request:212 - API: http://192.168.1.158:1080/overlay data {'switchStatus': False} Turning analytics off configure_overlay: inference 2020-09-19 23:02:52,854 - iotccsdk - INFO - ipcprovider - __send_request:212 - API: http://192.168.1.158:1080/overlayconfig data {'ov_start_x': 0, 'ov_type_SelectVal': 5, 'ov_height': 0, 'ov_usertext': 'Text', 'ov_color': '869007615', 'ov_position_SelectVal': 0, 'ov_width': 0, 'ov_start_y': 0} configure_overlay_state: on 2020-09-19 23:02:52,885 - iotccsdk - INFO - ipcprovider - __send_request:212 - API: http://192.168.1.158:1080/overlay data {'switchStatus': True} set_analytics_state: on 2020-09-19 23:02:52,911 - iotccsdk - INFO - ipcprovider - __send_request:212 - API: http://192.168.1.158:1080/vam data {'switchStatus': True, 'vamconfig': 'MD'} 2020-09-19 23:02:53,541 - iotccsdk - INFO - ipcprovider - __send_request:212 - API: http://192.168.1.158:1080/vam data {} 2020-09-19 23:02:53,604 - iotccsdk - INFO - camera - _get_vam_info:431 - RESPONSE: {'status': False}: 2020-09-19 23:02:53,613 - iotccsdk - INFO - camera - _get_vam_info:444 - vam url: None Send prop: {"FrameRate": 30} Send prop: {"VideoOverlayConfig": "inference"} Send prop: {"Codec": "AVC/H.264"} Send prop: {"RtspDataUrl": null} Send prop: {"RtspVideoUrl": "rtsp://192.168.1.158:8900/live"} Send prop: {"Resolution": "1080P"} Send prop: {"Bitrate": "1.5Mbps"} Send prop: {"VideoAnalyticsEnabled": true} Send prop: {"HdmiDisplayActive": true} Send prop: {"ShowVideoOverlay": true} Send prop: {"ShowVideoPreview": true} Send prop: {"SupportedBitrates": "512Kbps | 768Kbps | 1Mbps | 1.5Mbps | 2Mbps | 3Mbps | 4Mbps | 6Mbps | 8Mbps | 10Mbps | 20Mbps"} Send prop: {"SupportedConfigOverlayStyles": "text | inference"} Send prop: {"SupportedEncodingTypes": "HEVC/H.265 | AVC/H.264"} Send prop: {"SupportedFrameRates": "24 | 30"} Send prop: {"SupportedResolutions": "4K | 1080P | 720P | 480P"} Send prop: {"ModelZipUrl": "https://sridharvisionaistorage.blob.core.windows.net/hardhatmodels/hardhat-objectdetection-model.zip"} Send prop: {"TimeBetweenMessagesInSeconds": 6} Send prop: {"ObjectsOfInterest": "[\"hardhat\", \"nohardhat\"]"} Confirmation of 204 received for {"FrameRate": 30}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"VideoOverlayConfig": "inference"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"Codec": "AVC/H.264"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"RtspDataUrl": null}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"RtspVideoUrl": "rtsp://192.168.1.158:8900/live"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"Resolution": "1080P"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"Bitrate": "1.5Mbps"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"VideoAnalyticsEnabled": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"HdmiDisplayActive": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ShowVideoOverlay": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ShowVideoPreview": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedBitrates": "512Kbps | 768Kbps | 1Mbps | 1.5Mbps | 2Mbps | 3Mbps | 4Mbps | 6Mbps | 8Mbps | 10Mbps | 20Mbps"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedConfigOverlayStyles": "text | inference"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedEncodingTypes": "HEVC/H.265 | AVC/H.264"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedFrameRates": "24 | 30"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedResolutions": "4K | 1080P | 720P | 480P"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ModelZipUrl": "https://sridharvisionaistorage.blob.core.windows.net/hardhatmodels/hardhat-objectdetection-model.zip"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"TimeBetweenMessagesInSeconds": 6}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ObjectsOfInterest": "[\"hardhat\", \"nohardhat\"]"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"FrameRate": 30}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"VideoOverlayConfig": "inference"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"Codec": "AVC/H.264"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"RtspDataUrl": null}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"RtspVideoUrl": "rtsp://192.168.1.158:8900/live"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"Resolution": "1080P"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"Bitrate": "1.5Mbps"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"VideoAnalyticsEnabled": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"HdmiDisplayActive": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ShowVideoOverlay": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ShowVideoPreview": true}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedBitrates": "512Kbps | 768Kbps | 1Mbps | 1.5Mbps | 2Mbps | 3Mbps | 4Mbps | 6Mbps | 8Mbps | 10Mbps | 20Mbps"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedConfigOverlayStyles": "text | inference"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedEncodingTypes": "HEVC/H.265 | AVC/H.264"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedFrameRates": "24 | 30"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"SupportedResolutions": "4K | 1080P | 720P | 480P"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ModelZipUrl": "https://sridharvisionaistorage.blob.core.windows.net/hardhatmodels/hardhat-objectdetection-model.zip"}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"TimeBetweenMessagesInSeconds": 6}. Confirmation of 204 received for {"ObjectsOfInterest": "[\"hardhat\", \"nohardhat\"]"}. send: b'\x89\x80C\x1c\xaa\xba' send: b'\x89\x80\xe4M\xa7\xb1' send: b'\x89\x80\x88L\xd7\xb3' send: b'\x89\x80N,u\xb8' send: b'\x89\x80D\xa1\x99E' send: b'\x89\x80\x84\x9aX4' send: b'\x89\x80\xef\x15\xbd\xbb' send: b'\x89\x80e\x1f\xf8!' send: b'\x89\x80\x1b\x0cA\xa0' send: b'\x89\x80\x0e\x8c\r\x1b' send: b'\x89\x80\xb7\xe3\xe8\xac' send: b'\x89\x802\xb44\x10' send: b'\x89\x80\xe8\xfal\xee' send: b'\x89\x80\x1f\xfe.\xfe' send: b'\x89\x80\x16\xf4V\xae' send: b'\x89\x80\xe2\xa8\xef\xfb' send: b'\x89\x80R\x80\xd8`' send: b'\x89\x80\xd3D==' send: b'\x89\x80u0A\x08' send: b'\x89\x80\xd4c\xab]' send: b'\x89\x80\xc5\x9a\x03\x08'Solved6.2KViews0likes13CommentsWhat Intelligent Edge hardware development topics would YOU like to see discussed?
As a hardware manufacturer looking to use Microsoft software (such as Windows 10 IoT core) and services (such as Azure IoT Hub) to enhance your current or enable your upcoming Intelligent Edge hardware projects, we want this conversation space to meet you needs. Let us know what kind of topics YOU would like to see covered in a blog post or conversation. Help us get you the information YOU need to enhance your hardware devices with Microsoft software and services. Reply to this post, or start a new one!Solved1.9KViews1like10CommentsWIN 10 IOT update removed current startup app
The latest push of win 10 IOT (10.0.17763.194) that got pushed to my devices messed them up and caused my startup app to no longer be my startup app. I currently have this running on several devices and that's a huge problem. Currently my system is in beta, but I can go to full production with many devices if this will happen again in the future. How can I make sure that any windows updates don't mess with my startup app?7.4KViews1like9CommentsUnable to on-board and use Azure Percept Devkit
I'm trying to set up and use the Azure Percept DK by following the instructions of the following documentation, but I'm stuck at this step:- "https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-percept/quickstart-percept-dk-set-up#launch-the-azure-percept-dk-setup-experience". After connecting with the wifi, the setup URL doesn't open up in the browser. Tried all the troubleshooting steps as per the documentation, but still no result. Please let me know if any solution. Thanks!2.1KViews0likes9CommentsLive streaming is not working with Android based hot spot(Smartphone)
Setup Description: Vision AI starter kit Device and Android mobile hot spot (Smart phone) 1. Done required docker images downloaded to the camera and able to see live video streaming over the HDMI interface in the monitor. 2. Connected Camera with the android mobile hot spot(Using Cellular data) and tried to live stream in the web browser using port 3000. Window is opening but not able to see any video content. (Observed continuous loading page) We would like to know any setting required in Camera and Android mobile to stream video successfully in web browser.2.1KViews0likes8CommentsHelp understanding IoTHubDeviceClient in distributed modules
Hi, I have a hard time wrapping my head around how to work with custom developed modules and connection strings. To make things easy, I've taken one of the Python scripts from the SDK examples on GitHub (the one that sends simulated temperature and humidity values). The example mentioned uses IoTHubDeviceClient.create_from_connection_string(CONNECTION_STRING) and the send_message(message) to deliver it's values. This works fine and the data keeps coming in. However when I build a module from this and don't want to include a static connection string I can't seem to understand how this is done. Surely there's a corresponding way to get this dynamically populated or handled by the edge device. I just can't find any info on it. My guess is that you are suppose to use IoTHubModuleClient.create_from_edge_environment() instead and use that but I can't seem to get that to work. Any input to what achieves this? The aim is to be able to push the same module to multiple edge devices connected to different IoT Hubs and to do this I don't want to include a connection string.1.9KViews0likes8CommentsIssue with EFLOW LTS (AzureIoTEdge_LTS_1.1.2203.14042.msi)
There seems to be an issue with this particular version of EFLOW, where the license files are not installed. When I tried call Deploy-EFLOW, I'm getting the following error. PS C:\EFLOW> Deploy-Eflow -cpuCount 2 -memoryInMB 4096 -vmDiskSize 21 -vswitchName "Internal Switch" -vswitchType Internal [04/27/2022 09:36:35] Deploying Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows - WARNING: This is a Public Preview version of Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows Continuous Release, not intended for production use. - WARNING: A clean install may be required for production use once the final General Availability (GA) release is available. For more information, check https://aka.ms/AzEFLOW-CR. - Configuration does not exist. Creating a default configuration... [04/27/2022 09:36:35] Creating configuration - Configuration created successfully [04/27/2022 09:36:36] Exception caught!!! - Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Program Files\Azure IoT Edge\LICENSE\Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows - Standalone (free) Use Terms (11.1.21).rtf'. (L402) [04/27/2022 09:36:36] In order to attempt another deployment, please uninstall the Azure IoT Edge msi and start from fresh Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Program Files\Azure IoT Edge\LICENSE\Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows - Standalone (free) Use Terms (11.1.21).rtf'. When I look in C:\Program Files\Azure IoT Edge folder, I don't see a LICENSE folder. PS C:\EFLOW> dir "C:\Program Files\Azure IoT Edge" Directory: C:\Program Files\Azure IoT Edge Mode LastWriteTime Length Name ---- ------------- ------ ---- d----- 4/27/2022 9:36 AM dda-drivers d----- 4/27/2022 9:36 AM mariner-files -a---- 4/15/2022 4:27 AM 560100153 AzureIoTEdgeForLinux-v1.cab -a---- 4/15/2022 4:26 AM 19215 EFLOWProvider.man -a---- 4/15/2022 4:32 AM 314776 EFLOWProxy.exe -a---- 4/15/2022 4:28 AM 15086 Install-Eflow.ps1 -a---- 4/15/2022 4:25 AM 0 mariner-update.swu -a---- 4/15/2022 4:30 AM 18542488 nodectl.exe -a---- 4/15/2022 4:28 AM 20629 Uninstall-Eflow.ps1 -a---- 4/15/2022 4:28 AM 28198 Update-Script.ps1 -a---- 4/15/2022 4:30 AM 28323224 wssdagent.exeSolved2KViews0likes7CommentsAzure Percept Body joint detection applied to Golf swing
I own a Percept DK. I want to do an experiment applying vision to golf. Possibly ball to club contact for good contact vs bad, which would involve detection at 90 mph club head speed. Or possibly something that tracks the body joints during a swing to predict if the swing is optimal or not by comparing the joints of pro golfers. I'm just curious if anyone in this Percept Community has any ideas or has applied their's to golf. This is just a fun project I want to do with my 16 year old daughter who is a good golfer! I have seen some examples of the body joints/keypoints that looks close and might work. I'd prefer it be low code/no code to keep it simple. Any ideas? Tips?1.7KViews0likes7CommentsAsk The IoT Expert: Windows 10 IoT Enterprise
Have you ever run into questions when building an internet-connected smart display/kiosk, gateway, or robotics device using Windows 10 IoT Enterprise? Today, in celebration of #JulyOT, I’ll be ready to discuss or answer any questions you might have around how to use Windows 10 IoT Enterprise to build the foundation for your intelligent edge devices in our Ask The Expert series. As a Program Manager on Microsoft Windows IoT Team, I spend my days talking to customers, getting feedback, and building products to enable the next generation of embedded silicon and Internet of Things devices. Now, I want to share that knowledge with you! Just last week we released an IoT Deep Dive to showcase how to build secure cloud-connected IoT solutions with Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. In the video Henry Fieglein from Dover Fueling Solutions described their real world solution which delivers personalized experiences in content and targeted advertising right at the gas pump; Amelia Casciola gave viewers a sneak peek of our new ARM64 support in her technical demo; and I showcased what’s next for Windows for IoT & answering the top questions from the community. (Raspberry Pi, vNext, etc). You can watch that video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4na4RpxlnIw. Then, come back and comment with your questions! I wanted to share a question I recently received around how to build these IoT solutions with a lower Bill of Materials cost. I thought it was interesting because it highlights the growing move of the industry to create more accessible and cost-efficient IoT solutions. The answer I shared was that enabling new smaller silicon, like the Qualcomm SDM850 or NXP i.MX 8M, with more powerful operating systems, like Windows IoT Enterprise, can truly help to democratize access to IoT solutions for all. Let me know your thoughts and, as always, share any questions you have on this topic or others. I’m looking forward to hearing your ideas and questions – please post them as comments and I’ll do my best to help you answer them! Cheers, Michael #iot #azureiot #windows10 #Developer #IoTArchitect #RealWorldScenarioSolved12KViews3likes7CommentsVision AI Kit firmware update issues
Hi I am trying to update the firmware to v0.5280_Perf. When I run the FastbootUpgrade_v6_5.bat file I get the following output: The problem is the fastboot devices command is not returning anything after adb reboot bootloader is run. I have waited a few minutes before pressing the key to continue to give the bootloader some time but it did not help. Is there any other way I can proceed? BRSolved2.3KViews0likes7CommentsDeploy pre-trained ML model on VisionAI Dev Kit
I'm successfully running VisionAI dev kit camera with VisionSample module detecting approximately 183 objects. Now I want to deploy caffe squeezenet model, so I'm following this https://azure.github.io/Vision-AI-DevKit-Pages/docs/Deploy_Model_using_Module_Twin/ link,. I've uploaded model zip(with dlc,label and config.json) on my storage account and changed module's twin, updated "ModelZipUrl". But, when seeing my device, it is running the same model I've deployed initially, no changes detected. What I'm doing wrong here?1.5KViews0likes6CommentsIoT Solutions, a proposal to help creating PaaS solutions faster
Hi all, You can find here a proposal to try to go faster and better when it comes to building IoT solutions (PaaS). https://github.com/jonmikeli/iot-accelerator The main purpose is to help to focus the effort on creating value and maximize the use of the potential/capabilities/features provided by Azure IoT. The repository contains a set of scripts (bash, ARM) and source code (C# - Azure Function and REST API) that build part of the logic modules of an IoT solution.1.5KViews1like6CommentsNew Firmware v0.5370 for Vision AI Dev Kit
Hi Everyone, New firmware version v0.5370 is available for download here: https://store.altek.com.tw/qualcomm/downloads/Azure-IoT-Starter-Kit There is a known fastboot script bug which we're working on getting fixed - here's the workaround: The fastboot file seems to point to the wrong directory for the firmware by default. In this row: @SET fw_path=./ Just copy the fastboot script to the same folder location the firmware files and run fastboot.1.9KViews1like6Comments
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