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Less wifi sensibility with latest firmware #2673
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Same here |
So compile with ESP8266/Arduino core 2.3.0 and let us know. |
@arendst I used Sonota.exe and I don't know how to do that |
I tested: |
Same with my devices. Went from 5.12.0 to 5.13.1a - almost impossible to connect to WiFi. Described functionality with 3 or 4 short presses did not bring up AP. I was lucky enough to connect to wifi only when powered through USB FTDI few times but newer on AC (using SONOFF basic). Still have one working (based on Wimos mini) but on 5.12.0 - if it can help - I can reflash it as well. Using Atom & Platformio. EDIT: Was wrong - it's possible to get AP running (kind of). It's complicated to enter this as Sonoff reboots each 30 or 40 seconds, but using 6 short presses is possible to reset and after that 4 short presses enters AP mode, but it's not possible to connect to it (no web service appears). Sorry, have no Android phone and can't check 3 short presses. Reflashed back to 5.12.0 - at least minimal configuration works EDIT#2: Compiled with ESP8266/Arduino core 2.3.0 and it 5.13.1a WORKS! (platform = espressif8266@1.5.0 ; v2.3.0) EDIT#3: Compiled with ESP8266/Arduino core v2.4.0 - WORKS as well! ### EDIT#4: Compiled with ESP8266/Arduino core v2.4.1 (platform = espressif8266@1.7.0 ; v2.4.1) - WORKS like a bee! |
@ajanulis what is the procedure to flash the recompiled firmware? Serial connection is needed? |
@gabryk91, are you able to see yours online or it is just blinking like 30-40 seconds and restarting after that? |
@ajanulis it's blinking, but if I put it closer to the router it connects and start working again |
@gabryk91, than it's easy fix :) Do you know what address it gets from the your router? If yes - open web browser, enter that address and you will be provided with an option for "Firmware upgrade" |
@ajanulis yes ok, just I didn't know if "Firmware upgrade" would also replace it with an older release. With Firmware upgrade can I also load the firmware compiled through Arduino IDE? I followed the wiki to compile the latest firmware with ESP8266 v2.4.1 that you suggested working fine |
@gabryk91, I am pretty sure that there is no upgrade/downgrade restrictions as in an Apple world :) At least I strongly believe in such a freedom :) If you already compiled and have firmware.bin file - just pass it to web browser and you are happiest guy! :) Just try it A, it might be an issue - but you will see it very soon - it might be that it will be not enough memory for new firmware - then you should compile minimal version, upgrade (or should I say - downgrade) to it and only then you can flash last one. Good luck, fingers crossed |
It returns "Upload Failed:Upload buffer miscompare". There's a chance you can share your build? |
OK, that means its not enough memory. Sure I can share build, or build it for you, but than you should send me you wifi credentials |
Ok, maybe you can help me flying by myself :-)
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@gabryk91, I'd love to teach you to fly, but I am a learner as well. I am not a big fan of Arduino and use it only when there are no other options. And with Tasmota I learned (at least a bit) how to use Atom and Platformio and I like it. So if you'll decide to do the same, most probably I can guide you to the same result where I am now. But have you tried: pip -v install pycurl --upgrade |
Ok, I managed to do it (in the end it was missing the arduino folder inside the webserver) Tomorrow I will try to revert back to 5.12 to see the difference |
Hmm, happy you did it and strange - I got signal fully at the previous level, and I suppose it's not 5.12 or 5.13 - it's just an Android core version you are using. Anyway, continue to investigate and post your results - it might help others to overcome it faster and without a lot of frustrations. |
Ok, I didn't manage to wait until tomorrow, I reverted succesfully to 5.12 I think that's something to look into for @arendst |
Same here, 2.3.0 around 10-20% higher rssi |
@reloxx13 , can you try 2.4.1? |
I just went to 5.14, No connect to network anymore, even 58% is shown. After reboot every time back again to AP-mode. Went back to 5,13,1 (using 2 mobiles and Hotspot) everything is fine again (but KNX issues from #2734 are back again) |
@Winni66, send me your "user_config.h" and I will build it for you with 2.3.0 Arduino core |
@ajanulis |
pls make an own issue and read the wiki. |
@Winni66, ok, let's make it simpler - send me your wifi SSID, pswrd and gateway address to a.janulis at gmail tod com. @reloxx13, not everyone want's to mess with Atom, platformio and so on - some guys just want to use it straight. I can understand why @arendst still use last Arduino core if it's known for creating issues |
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I updated the firmware to the last one and I noticed an important reduction of WiFi sensibility. I have a sonoff pretty far away from the router, with the previous firmware I didn't have a problem, it was connecting fine. Now it doesn't, I have to plug it almost in the same room of the router...
There is something I can try.
As least resource, how can I downgrade the firmware? Thanks
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