Are they still making these?

[invisible kid]

Got it! In the build-instructions.md file, I found the build command, "pyinstaller -F -w -n ESPHome-Flasher -i icon.icns esphomeflasher/__main__.py", and that built a working executable. In linux, icon is not supported, but it doesn't appear to do any harm.

 

This is the build command I settled on:

pyinstaller -F -w -n esphomeflasher esphomeflasher/__main__.py

Then I just copy esphomeflasher from the dist directory to /usr/bin.

 

It's not "seeing" my serial ports, but I'll fix that if I get one.

Edited November 28, 2023 by invisible kid

[Jfcatari]

if this is LFS.  The kernel you are using probably does not have the serial drivers compiled in or set up as modules to loaded on demand.

This is why you are not getting the /dev/USB serial device.

[invisible kid]

I think I have serial support turned on:

  │ │    <*> Serial ATA and Parallel ATA drivers (libata)  --->           │ │  

 

But it does look like will have to turn on my parallel port and recompile(unrelated to this issue):

  │ │    < > Parallel port support  ----                                  │ │  

 

I have two serial ports I believe, one provided by the motherboard, and a another serial and parallel port via pci card. I'm not seeing the serial and the parallel on the pci card, but the one from the motherboard seems to be accessible:

esphomeflasher -p /dev/ttyS0 fujinet-ATARI-v1.2.0.zip
Using '/dev/ttyS0' as serial port.
Using '460800' as baud rate.
Starting firmware upgrade...
File 1: bootloader.bin, Offset: 0x1000
File 2: partitions.bin, Offset: 0x8000
File 3: firmware.bin, Offset: 0x10000
File 4: spiffs.bin, Offset: 0x910000
FujiNet Version: v1.2
Version Date: 2023-10-14 18:40:00
Git Commit: 4c184943
Connecting........_____....._____....._____....._____....._____....._____....._____

I'm thinking if I get one, it would work. Which brings up a question. If it does work, would I be able to use one of your dev versions?

Edited November 28, 2023 by invisible kid

[Jfcatari]

This looks good so far, but the devkit fujinet is hooked up using micro usb to usb type a.

 

My devkit builds are already flashed with 1.2.  If you want a devkit version and want to avoid ebay. I can do a direct sale.

[invisible kid]

Thanks for the reply! After connecting via usb, does it use the same program? Thanks again for answering.

[Jfcatari]

Yes the device name will be something like /dev/ttyUSB0