If that fixes the problem I could look at adding an updater module. Hopefully it wouldn't be too hard to expose the extra functions in TI's driver.
@Pat - I'm afraid there's no way to get the version at the moment. You'd have to use the Arduino sketch linked above...
Shame about the 4101 - had Espruino totally crashed? If so I'll have to leave it on a debugger and see if I can track down what the issue is. In the mean time, you can use the watchdog which may help out by resetting Espruino in those cases.
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@DrAzzy: TI provide tools for firmware update, but only for their own boards :)
Someone's hacked something together for Arduino though, and I have used it with some success: https://github.com/cmagagna/CC3000Patch
If that fixes the problem I could look at adding an updater module. Hopefully it wouldn't be too hard to expose the extra functions in TI's driver.
@Pat - I'm afraid there's no way to get the version at the moment. You'd have to use the Arduino sketch linked above...
Shame about the 4101 - had Espruino totally crashed? If so I'll have to leave it on a debugger and see if I can track down what the issue is. In the mean time, you can use the watchdog which may help out by resetting Espruino in those cases.