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I understand that all old versions can be compiled from Github, but installing the entire Arduino IDE toolchain to compile existing older versions is a big lift (and I happen to lack sufficient local storage to install new tools). I ended up finding old firmwares here https://www.airgradient.com/documents/fw/new/combo/ and just modified the "Flash Now" link with Chrome's Developer Tools to try the old versions.
Since rolling back to older versions is a common pattern when issues are encountered, it might make sense to keep these directly accessible from the firmwares page.
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If you are comfortable using the dev tools in your browser, then you can edit the manifest=... attribute of the "Flash Now" button on the firmware page to flash other versions of the firmware.
In the course of dealing with #316 I had to roll back to earlier firmware versions, but there doesn't seem to be any direct way to flash older updates directly from https://www.airgradient.com/documentation/firmwares/.
I understand that all old versions can be compiled from Github, but installing the entire Arduino IDE toolchain to compile existing older versions is a big lift (and I happen to lack sufficient local storage to install new tools). I ended up finding old firmwares here https://www.airgradient.com/documents/fw/new/combo/ and just modified the "Flash Now" link with Chrome's Developer Tools to try the old versions.
Since rolling back to older versions is a common pattern when issues are encountered, it might make sense to keep these directly accessible from the firmwares page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: