Updating a 2017 NodeConf.EU hex badge to latest

Posted on Fri 22nd, November 2019

• #1

mcdonnelldean

Hi folks, wasn't sure where to post this particular piece, if this is the wrong space let me know.

I have a NodeConf.EU Hex badge which if my understanding is correct is really just a standard HexBadge build. I'd like to update it to the latest version of Espruino, what is the "Correct Way" to do so?

I have a cool idea for a low power wireless home remote I would like to test out :D
• #2

Gordon

I believe you can use the builds from http://www.espruino.com/binaries/travis/master/ and update them like you would a Pixl: http://www.espruino.com/Pixl.js#firmware-updates

I can't remember if the bootloader displays anything on the LCD - it may not.

I haven't tested one in a while but it should be fine :)
• #3

mcdonnelldean in reply to @Gordon

Magic! I'll give it a go tonight and report back! Cheers!

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