I searched here for "factory" and "revert" but did not see a thread on this. I scanned the text here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/zurk/files/
...and did not see instructions for reverting back to the factory firmware. I would read the README.TXT file but that is still downloading from sourceforge.net. (And, guessing, I'm thinking it is the text on the above web page.) I also checked the sourceforge.net wiki for this project. There doesn't appear to be any text there.
I am new to all this and have 2 infocast Chumbys. I came here expecting to find an USB thumb drive image I could boot my Chumbys off of. And if I pulled the USB thumb drives and re-booted, the Chumbys would boot into the factory firmware. Instead I am finding an image for a firmware upgrade! I assume that means the factory software will be gone after the upgrade is completed.
It would be nice if w/in the instructions are steps to revert back to the factory firmware. Or, at least, a warning that going back is not an option.
-thanks
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I searched here for "factory" and "revert" but did not see a thread on this. I scanned the text here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/zurk/files/
...and did not see instructions for reverting back to the factory firmware. I would read the README.TXT file but that is still downloading from sourceforge.net. (And, guessing, I'm thinking it is the text on the above web page.) I also checked the sourceforge.net wiki for this project. There doesn't appear to be any text there.
I am new to all this and have 2 infocast Chumbys. I came here expecting to find an USB thumb drive image I could boot my Chumbys off of. And if I pulled the USB thumb drives and re-booted, the Chumbys would boot into the factory firmware. Instead I am finding an image for a firmware upgrade! I assume that means the factory software will be gone after the upgrade is completed.
It would be nice if w/in the instructions are steps to revert back to the factory firmware. Or, at least, a warning that going back is not an option.
-thanks