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[Bug]: T-Echo Reboot loop due to filesystem corruption after trying to enable BME280 Sensor via iOS App #1565
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Can you try 1.3.27, it fixed a radio based reboot loop and I would like to be able to rule that out. |
Hello, ��H??:??:?? 1 ��H??:??:?? 1 //\ E S H T /\ S T / C //\ E S H T /\ S T / C ??:??:?? 3 Filesystem files: |
Just for clarification: I am not sure if my problem is related to the specific sensor I tried to enable. The console log sounds a bit like the configuration is corrupted. If there is some further troubleshooting I could do or load a debugging version of the firmware I’d be willing to do so. |
Closed by mistake. Just wanted to provide an update. |
Looks to be a known 1.3 file system bug we are chasing down, not a sensor specific issue. You can try doing a filesystem reset using the following repo (a downloadable .UF2 file is pinned to the nrf52 channel in discord) https://github.com/markbirss/nRF52_Internal_Format |
Hello, I changed the subject so this is clearer. As you said you are already chasing it down I think this Bug can be closed. Kind regards, Arne |
Thanks for the pointer lyusopov. It did not help my devices to work. Please see the issue noted above by lyusopov for latest updates on my findings. |
Not seeing this anymore. If it occurs again on the latest firmware, please file a new issue. |
I had a similar error (also with T-Echo with sensor) and a factory erase helped:
In my case, the error occurred after I clicked on "Shutdown" in the Android app. After that, the device no longer started and this error appeared in the serial console. How can I prevent this from happening in the future? |
Category
Other
Hardware
T-Echo
Firmware Version
1.3.26.0010231
Description
When I realised that my T-Echo had not yet enabled the BME280 Sensor and I tried to enable it via the iOS app, it got stuck in a reboot loop.
Serial Console reports an error writing prefs. Is there a way to set the configuration back to default? Downgrading to the previous version 1.3.25.85f46d3 did not change anything.
Installing 1.2.65.0adc5ce made it boot again, but upgrading to 1.3.26 makes the problem re-occur.
Relevant log output
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