Hello!
I’m using deCONZ 2.12.6 (GUI) and a RaspBee II on an RPi4 (5.10.60-v7l+). A few weeks ago, the zigbee network stopped working and the GUI told me that a firmware update is needed. I’ve confirmed it and a few minutes later, everything was working again but it happens again every few days.
So I’ve double checked that I’m on the latest version (RaspBee FW 0x26720700) but also tried to do a manual update:
The -d /dev/ttyAMA0 option is for the USB device ConBee II. Can you try it this command: sudo GCFFlasher_internal -t 60 -f deCONZ_RaspBeeII_0x26710700.bin.GCF
For the -R and -t options, one of these should be enough.
I’ve already tried this command (exactly as it’s written in the wiki) and the result was the same.
According to sudo GCFFlasher_internal -l
my device is indeed /dev/ttyAMA0:
We’ve had reports that deleting the packaged firmware files ceases the blocking GUI. So you might want to try removing the files from /usr/share/deCONZ/firmware.
Ok, there were some firmwares in that folder. Cleaned it and tried to update to the latest firmware. It seems to finish, although it still complains about the application query (see my 1st post).
Anyway, I’ll keep an eye on the gui. Hopefully it won’t forces me to repeat the update in the middle of the night…
Just to be clear here: The GUI is deconz and not Phoscon (being a web app and a REST API client for deconz).
I understood you got the notifications from deconz GUI. If you’ve tried to update the firmware all the time through Phoscon, then you should do it on the OS via GCFflasher.
Sorry for mixing up the names. I was always talking about the deCONZ user interface or, better said, a shell on the system running it.
And yes, I was always using GCFFlasher_internal.