That's fine - dump() won't say anything because there's no 'code' saved - it's just data that's been sent to the Bluetooth stack. Although I'll make a note to see if any of it can be reconstructed.
On the other Puck, you could try:
var f = require("Flash");
f.erasePage((120 - 3) * 4096);
f.erasePage((120 - 2) * 4096);
f.erasePage((120 - 1) * 4096);
This will blow away all the saved code - it doesn't get removed when you update the firmware I'm afraid. When 1v92 is released it should fix any issues like that though.
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That's fine -
dump()
won't say anything because there's no 'code' saved - it's just data that's been sent to the Bluetooth stack. Although I'll make a note to see if any of it can be reconstructed.On the other Puck, you could try:
This will blow away all the saved code - it doesn't get removed when you update the firmware I'm afraid. When 1v92 is released it should fix any issues like that though.