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Microchip IoT Developer Guides for AWS is a set of tutorials tailored to get started with your IoT Design, from embedded to cloud. Starting with the sandbox, you can play around with sending and receiving data to the cloud with almost no setup.
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Following the example gives error #9

Open tomy983 opened 1 year ago

tomy983 commented 1 year ago 
E:\iotprovision-bin-2.5.16.140.35>iotprovision-bin.exe -c aws -m mar --force
usage: iotprovision-bin.exe [-h] -c {google,aws,azure} [-m {sandbox,custom,jitr,mar}] [-a AWS_PROFILE] [-P PORT]
                            [--fca] [--fdev] [--faws] [--fwinc] [--sprov] [--org ORGANIZATION_NAME]
                            [--rcn ROOT_COMMON_NAME] [--scn SIGNER_COMMON_NAME] [--ssid WIFI_SSID] [--psk WIFI_PSK]
                            [--auth {open,wpa-psk,wep,ieee802.1x}] [--prov CELLULAR_PROVIDER] [--roam]
                            [--bands CELLULAR_FREQUENCY_BANDS] [--cipher CELLULAR_CIPHERSUITES]
                            [--privkey {ecc,sequans}] [-s SERIALNUMBER] [--verify]
                            [-v {debug,info,warning,error,critical}] [-V] [-R]
                            [{all,account,debuggerupgrade,wincupgrade,certs,provision,application} ...]
iotprovision-bin.exe: error: ambiguous option: --force could match --force-ca-certs, --force-device-cert, --force-aws-cloudformation, --force-wincupgrade
tomy983 commented 1 year ago

Figured it out.

this link and also at the bottom of the page point to an older release of the provisioning tool.