Firmware: What's the difference between boot, no_boot,
Should I use the boot or no_boot .bbf files? And how to compile without generating the ones I don't need (to speed up compliation time)?
After git cloning ` https://github.com/prusa3d/Prusa-Firmware-Buddy`, I made a couple modifications to the code (in order to use the Mini at lower ambient temperatures without requiring a heat gun to first warm up the head bed & nozzle.) Here is the compilation command I used:
BUDDY_NO_VIRTUALENV=1 python utils/build.py --preset mini --generate-bbf
But it creates multiple folders containing .bbf files, and I'm not sure which one to use. My intention is to update firmware by putting the correct .bbf file in the root of the thumb drive, then pressing the "reset" button on the mini.
Current bootloader on Mini is 2.3.4
Current firmware on Mini is 5.1.2+13478
Here are all the bbf files I'm seeing:
build/products/mini_release_noboot_update_pre_4.4.bbf build/products/mini_release_boot.bbf build/products/mini_release_boot_update_pre_4.4.bbf build/products/mini_release_noboot.bbf build/mini_release_boot/firmware_update_pre_4.4.bbf build/mini_release_boot/firmware.bbf
RE: Firmware: What's the difference between boot, no_boot,
It appears this has been answered here: