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Hi - I recently purchased an indoor AirGradient unit. My intention is to use it to locally monitor my home's air quality via Home Assistant; hence, I have no need/desire for the cloud-based AirGradient Dashboard.
When I flashed latest 3.3.6 firmware and set it up, I intentionally opted out of the dashboard. I immediately hit this infinite boot loop bug #312.
I ended up downgrading to an earlier version (I think it was 3.1.10, but can't recall exactly) and things worked well for about a week. Last night, however, the unit apparently decided to update the firmware back to the known buggy 3.3.6 version (seem to be other outstanding issues with it too #315#308).
My understanding was that opting out of the dashboard would opt out of automatic updates, but that's clearly not the case.
Is there any way to disable these automatic updates?
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Hi - I recently purchased an indoor AirGradient unit. My intention is to use it to locally monitor my home's air quality via Home Assistant; hence, I have no need/desire for the cloud-based AirGradient Dashboard.
When I flashed latest 3.3.6 firmware and set it up, I intentionally opted out of the dashboard. I immediately hit this infinite boot loop bug #312.
I ended up downgrading to an earlier version (I think it was 3.1.10, but can't recall exactly) and things worked well for about a week. Last night, however, the unit apparently decided to update the firmware back to the known buggy 3.3.6 version (seem to be other outstanding issues with it too #315 #308).
My understanding was that opting out of the dashboard would opt out of automatic updates, but that's clearly not the case.
Is there any way to disable these automatic updates?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: