Just wondering how you managed the firmware upgrade on the Titan? I've logged into via telnet but can't see a way to do it other than the web interface.
Thanks for documenting this BTW 👍
Cheers,
Matt
Hi Conor
Just wondering how you managed the firmware upgrade on the Titan? I've logged into via telnet but can't see a way to do it other than the web interface.
Thanks for documenting this BTW 👍
Cheers,
Matt
this is for 2.000.022, but the process should be similar for other versions.
you can get the latest firmware (2.000.068) here, you'll need to unrar it before you upload, and have a USB drive plugged in.
all that being said.. i keep getting 'wrong file format' when i try and apply the upgrade - going to keep digging here.
@mattradford - to upgrade the firmware:
- log in as admin
- click 'Settings' in the lower right hand corner
- click 'System Settings' in the left hand column
- click 'Firmware Upgrade' in the right hand column
this is for `2.000.022`, but the process should be similar for other versions.
you can get the latest firmware (`2.000.068`) [here](http://www.hootoo.com/downloads-81-88001-010.html#downloads-2000), you'll need to unrar it before you upload, and have a USB drive plugged in.
all that being said.. i keep getting 'wrong file format' when i try and apply the upgrade - going to keep digging here.
Ah, sorry man, I should have said: done all that and "No available space" error pops up. I get the same output from df -h as you, showing zero space. I thought you had a way of upgrading firmware without using the web interface.
Wait a sec, now I see you said:
and have a USB drive plugged in.
I guess this gets round the "No available space" by using the USB storage. I'll give that a go. Thanks again for writing all this up on Github 👍
Ah, sorry man, I should have said: done all that and "No available space" error pops up. I get the same output from `df -h` as you, showing zero space. I thought you had a way of upgrading firmware without using the web interface.
Wait a sec, now I see you said:
> and have a USB drive plugged in.
I guess this gets round the "No available space" by using the USB storage. I'll give that a go. Thanks again for writing all this up on Github 👍
@mattradford - oh, sorry missed that part.. yeah, based on the path that it is (attempting) to POST the firmware to, it's using the USB drive as a temporary location to upload the new firmware to:
and my pleasure - it's been a lot of fun digging through this thing
@mattradford - oh, sorry missed that part.. yeah, based on the path that it is (attempting) to POST the firmware to, it's using the USB drive as a temporary location to upload the new firmware to:
```
/upload.csp?uploadpath=/data/UsbDisk1/Volume1/.vst/upgrade/&file=<timestamp?>&session=<token>
```
and my pleasure - it's been a lot of fun digging through this thing
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Hi Conor
Just wondering how you managed the firmware upgrade on the Titan? I've logged into via telnet but can't see a way to do it other than the web interface.
Thanks for documenting this BTW 👍
Cheers,
Matt
@mattradford - to upgrade the firmware:
this is for
2.000.022, but the process should be similar for other versions.you can get the latest firmware (
2.000.068) here, you'll need to unrar it before you upload, and have a USB drive plugged in.all that being said.. i keep getting 'wrong file format' when i try and apply the upgrade - going to keep digging here.
Ah, sorry man, I should have said: done all that and "No available space" error pops up. I get the same output from
df -has you, showing zero space. I thought you had a way of upgrading firmware without using the web interface.Wait a sec, now I see you said:
I guess this gets round the "No available space" by using the USB storage. I'll give that a go. Thanks again for writing all this up on Github 👍
@mattradford - oh, sorry missed that part.. yeah, based on the path that it is (attempting) to POST the firmware to, it's using the USB drive as a temporary location to upload the new firmware to:
and my pleasure - it's been a lot of fun digging through this thing