Closed cscovino closed 3 years ago
You can use the dfu tool to do that. Have a look at how pybricks are doing it.
See:
I'm sure it's also possible using some of the functions in the firmware
module in the SPIKE Prime.
I think there's some functions for reading and writing bytes of the flash, but I've not experimented with them.
Is there a way that I can flash firmware on the LEGO Spike Prime over serial communication? The idea is to update the firmware without the LEGO desktop app. And the next question would be how I can get the updated firmware.