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I was trying to use bmputil 0.1.1 to upgrade an older BMPM1 with the latest V1.10.0-rc1 firmware and I got the following warning:
❯ ./bmputil flash ../blackmagic-native-v1_10_0-rc1.elf
Found: Black Magic Probe v1.10.0-rc1
Serial: E2BFB9C6
Port: 3-1.3.2.4
Erasing flash...
Flashing...
100% |██████████████████████████████████████████████████| 119.42 KiB/119.42 KiB [4.61 KiB/s 26s]
[2023-10-26T20:35:52Z WARN bmputil] Possibly spurious error from OS at the very end of flashing: Black Magic Probe device did not come back online (invalid firmware?)
Caused by: rusb: Input/Output Error
Black Magic Probe successfully rebooted into firmware version v1.10.0-rc1
I'm on macOS 14.0 (23A344) in case that matters.
Is this expected or something I should worry about?
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This is expected in some cases - you've got a reasonable transfer rate and number of seconds it took to complete, and the probe is showing rebooted into the correct firmware, so it did all work properly.
We've been working on trying to figure out if we can either improve the error reporting or fix why rusb is getting these spurious errors when it is but haven't yet come up with a solid answer. Our main focus has been windows, though it's useful to know it can happen on mac too.
I was trying to use
bmputil 0.1.1
to upgrade an older BMPM1 with the latest V1.10.0-rc1 firmware and I got the following warning:I'm on macOS 14.0 (23A344) in case that matters.
Is this expected or something I should worry about?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: