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PyCom Firmware update not working under Linux 16.04 #126
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I moved onto Arduino with a Multitech LoRa module.
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Trying to update to Firmware version 1.1.6.b01
I think the documentation is out of date. Do I really need to run Python2? I get an error saying Serial.py library not installed though I just installed it. The documentation is awful. The web link for Linux downloads the *.tar.gz. What then? I tried the manual method for installing previous versions (for current version) and get the Serial.py library error.
Ideas?
Thank you!
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