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howto:modulemix [2018/06/12 01:53]
digdat0 [2. Install 7-zip] |
howto:modulemix [2018/06/12 01:55]
digdat0 [4. Install tweakable version] |
| Start by installing a **tweakable** firmware file on your aircraft using [[https://github.com/jezzab/DUMLdore/releases|Dumldore (windows)]] or [[https://github.com/CunningLogic/DUMLFlasher|dumlflasher (win/Mac)]], then simply flash like normal. If you are jumping from the latest firmare version (say 1.04.0300) down to 1.03.0700, the update may stop at 82%. If that happens, give it time. It should then jump to 100%. If that happens, you will need to flash a second time to finish the rest of the update. | Start by installing a **tweakable** firmware file on your aircraft using [[https://github.com/jezzab/DUMLdore/releases|Dumldore (windows)]] or [[https://github.com/CunningLogic/DUMLFlasher|dumlflasher (win/Mac)]], then simply flash like normal. If you are jumping from the latest firmare version (say 1.04.0300) down to 1.03.0700, the update may stop at 82%. If that happens, give it time. It should then jump to 100%. If that happens, you will need to flash a second time to finish the rest of the update. |
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| Note: More recent versions of firmware (Mavic 1.04.0000+) will require the [[https://github.com/CunningLogic/DUMLRacer|dumlracer tool (Windows and Mac)]] to be ran. This applies to Inspire 2, Phantom 4 and Phantom 4 Pro as well. | Note: More recent versions of firmware (Mavic 1.04.0000+) will require you run a step to defeat the anti-rollback tech DJI implemented. You can use dumldore v2, v3 or the [[https://github.com/CunningLogic/DUMLRacer|dumlracer tool (Windows and Mac)]]. This applies to Inspire 2, Phantom 4 and Phantom 4 Pro as well. |
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| CAUTION - when flashing with modded .bin files and monitoring progress with Assistant, you may get a firmware failed message. Be patient. It didn't fail, only the module you deleted did, since the flash procedure expects that module to be present in the firmware. Its on the bird already, so that module gets skipped, keeping the older module. Let it do it's thing and be patient. | CAUTION - when flashing with modded .bin files and monitoring progress with Assistant, you may get a firmware failed message. Be patient. It didn't fail, only the module you deleted did, since the flash procedure expects that module to be present in the firmware. Its on the bird already, so that module gets skipped, keeping the older module. Let it do it's thing and be patient. |
