Bringing a Pluto back to life
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
I wish I could help more, other than to suggest reading this web page (which has been updated since I last visited).
https://wiki.analog.com/university/tool ... s/firmware
During the Summer of 2022 I tried to document the best way. I tried Windows, MacOS, and Linux on a Raspberry Pi. There were many attempts, but the process was frustrating and I became confused. The documents I did write were all over the place, but when I need to do this again, I will definatley choose the Linux/Raspberry Pi method.
Basically, I'll do the whole thing with the Pluto connected to a Raspberry Pi USB socket and follow the Network section from the link above. I think downloading the firmware directly on to the Pluto using wget is much less of a dance. Good luck.
https://wiki.analog.com/university/tool ... s/firmware
During the Summer of 2022 I tried to document the best way. I tried Windows, MacOS, and Linux on a Raspberry Pi. There were many attempts, but the process was frustrating and I became confused. The documents I did write were all over the place, but when I need to do this again, I will definatley choose the Linux/Raspberry Pi method.
Basically, I'll do the whole thing with the Pluto connected to a Raspberry Pi USB socket and follow the Network section from the link above. I think downloading the firmware directly on to the Pluto using wget is much less of a dance. Good luck.
Michael EA7KIR
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Good Morning,
My problems start with the line, Type CODE:SELECT ALL.
I assume this is in CMD or is it CMD admin but however I enter the directory address it gets kicked out.
I should like an example of how that part is entered.
Does that make any sense ?
Regards
John
My problems start with the line, Type CODE:SELECT ALL.
I assume this is in CMD or is it CMD admin but however I enter the directory address it gets kicked out.
I should like an example of how that part is entered.
Does that make any sense ?
Regards
John
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Hi John
Not sure where you are looking, but the words "CODE:SELECT ALL" are generally on buttons and links that when clicked select the text that you need to put at the command prompt. You can then copy it and paste it in.
They are not words to be typed at the command prompt.
Dave
Not sure where you are looking, but the words "CODE:SELECT ALL" are generally on buttons and links that when clicked select the text that you need to put at the command prompt. You can then copy it and paste it in.
They are not words to be typed at the command prompt.
Dave
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Hi Dave, Thus proving my lack of knowledge!!!
How do I make these words appear? I`m assuming that this whole process is carried out via cmd ?
I`m trying to follow G8GTZ forum article.
Regards John
How do I make these words appear? I`m assuming that this whole process is carried out via cmd ?
I`m trying to follow G8GTZ forum article.
Regards John
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Hi John
Taking the first example in G8GTZ's post at the top of this topic, if you click on "SELECT ALL", the text "update.bat pluto.dfu" should become highlighted. You then press Ctrl and C together to copy the text to the computer clipboard.
Then, in the windows command window (which you should have opened in the directory where the unzipped firmware file and the UPDAT.BAT file have been saved), simple right click (which pastes) and the text should appear. Then press enter to make it execute.
Hope that explains how to deal with it.
Dave
Taking the first example in G8GTZ's post at the top of this topic, if you click on "SELECT ALL", the text "update.bat pluto.dfu" should become highlighted. You then press Ctrl and C together to copy the text to the computer clipboard.
Then, in the windows command window (which you should have opened in the directory where the unzipped firmware file and the UPDAT.BAT file have been saved), simple right click (which pastes) and the text should appear. Then press enter to make it execute.
Hope that explains how to deal with it.
Dave
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Hi Dave,
I had no idea, I assumed that was an example not the actual program>
On my desk are two windows machines, I have been reading the left hand screen and following what I thought were instructions......
When I was a school boy a long time ago my science master told us to write our reports as if to the man in the moon who has no prior knowledge!!!!
Regards John
I had no idea, I assumed that was an example not the actual program>
On my desk are two windows machines, I have been reading the left hand screen and following what I thought were instructions......
When I was a school boy a long time ago my science master told us to write our reports as if to the man in the moon who has no prior knowledge!!!!
Regards John
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Hi John,
That is a quirk of this forum software which added the function / words "select all"!
Another version that does not add the extra words is on the BATC wiki here: https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Adalm_Pluto
And yes as stated all these commands are entered at the command line.
73
Noel - G8GTZ
That is a quirk of this forum software which added the function / words "select all"!
Another version that does not add the extra words is on the BATC wiki here: https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Adalm_Pluto
And yes as stated all these commands are entered at the command line.
Hope you sort it - if not, let us know and we'll try to help.Open up a command line (type cmd on the windows search bar)
73
Noel - G8GTZ
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Good morning all,
I have at last, with the help of members have a living Pluto.
It is reachable via NETWORK but I cannot see it via USB, it does not show up on Window desktop.
I can SSH into it and also see the AD page via its IP address.
The .2.1 address does not work.
Has anyone a solution to this as I can`t see how to update firmware.
Regards
John G1ORP
I have at last, with the help of members have a living Pluto.
It is reachable via NETWORK but I cannot see it via USB, it does not show up on Window desktop.
I can SSH into it and also see the AD page via its IP address.
The .2.1 address does not work.
Has anyone a solution to this as I can`t see how to update firmware.
Regards
John G1ORP
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Have you installed the drivers for the USB ethernet? It won't work without them.
Mike
https://wiki.analog.com/university/tool ... rs/windows
Mike
https://wiki.analog.com/university/tool ... rs/windows
Re: Bringing a Pluto back to life
Hi Mike, Have installed but no change?
John
John