Closed Ming-A closed 2 years ago
Hello, the ota in the web front end is for the esp32/esphome.
To update the zigbee module please follow the guide in the repo's main readme.
Hello, the ota in the web front end is for the esp32/esphome.
To update the zigbee module please follow the guide in the repo's main readme.
currently, I'm reading how to update the firmware and seems like i should backup first since it would erase the previous files. im quite lost on where to start or proceed with backing up, do i run the python commands in HA or on windows cmd?
(https://github.com/zigpy/zigpy-znp/blob/dev/TOOLS.md#backup-and-restore)
do you use z2m or ZHA? if z2m check your config directory for a current backup.
do you use z2m or ZHA? if z2m check your config directory for a current backup.
im currently using ZHA, currently googling and would this work? https://youtu.be/ql58ZfXso1M
Okay, then follow the instructions at the top of the page you linked, it has instructions on how to get the tool up and running on most platforms. https://github.com/zigpy/zigpy-znp/blob/dev/TOOLS.md#installation
another option - which will do a backup and restore of the full nvram is the zigstar multitool: https://zig-star.com/radio-docs/zigstar-multi-tool/
Okay, then follow the instructions at the top of the page you linked, it has instructions on how to get the tool up and running on most platforms. https://github.com/zigpy/zigpy-znp/blob/dev/TOOLS.md#installation
another option - which will do a backup and restore of the full nvram is the zigstar multitool: https://zig-star.com/radio-docs/zigstar-multi-tool/
while following the steps i got this error, i have also toggled 'Prep the cc2652p2 for firmware update' previously but i also toggled reboot since it was not connecting to zha on ha
i turned on zbsl since i think that is what prevented it to connect and now have this
bash-5.1# python -m zigpy_znp.tools.network_backup socket://10.69.40.5:6638 2022-04-09 00:48:43.714 homeassistant zigpy_znp.znp.security WARNING Skipping hashed link key 8d:bb:56:78:a5:55:e8:4f:9b:c4:4f:5f:f0:91:74:b8 (tx: 165, rx: 0) for unknown device a4:c1:38:d7:28:c4:22:f6 2022-04-09 00:48:43.747 homeassistant zigpy_znp.znp.security WARNING Skipping hashed link key b5:ee:80:37:05:55:e8:4f:a3:91:99:10:50:91:74:b8 (tx: 165, rx: 0) for unknown device a4:c1:38:77:67:12:77:ce { "metadata": { "version": 1, "format": "zigpy/open-coordinator-backup", "source": "zigpy-znp@0.7.0", "internal": { "creation_time": "2022-04-09T00:48:45+08:00", "zstack": { "version": 3.3 } } }, "coordinator_ieee": "00124b00237dfc74", "pan_id": "f5a9", "extended_pan_id": "b701dac7806e1d04", "nwk_update_id": 0, "security_level": 5, "channel": 15, "channel_mask": [ 15 ], "network_key": { "key": "b31a6e82ff867c1370200bb44dd1a51c", "sequence_number": 0, "frame_counter": 1500677 }, "devices": [ { "ieee_address": "04cf8cdf3c8dd0f1", "nwk_address": "a767", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "6842dd4eb2a52469175bfa1b7639d37f", "tx_counter": 11, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "14b457fffedf19a1", "nwk_address": "57eb", "is_child": false }, { "ieee_address": "27fffea0dcc41946", "nwk_address": "8471", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "2c1165fffe969ff1", "nwk_address": "3388", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "44100008c31744ff", "nwk_address": "54ef", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "54ef44100008c317", "nwk_address": "44ff", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "47b16529fb2909df60e4a1b50c3f76c6", "tx_counter": 77, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "54ef44100008cf05", "nwk_address": "996a", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "8eb82fa9a55894cd979f7a6d39af82b2", "tx_counter": 77, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "57fffedf19a157eb", "nwk_address": "14b4", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "65fffe969ff13388", "nwk_address": "2c11", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "847127fffea0dcc4", "nwk_address": "1946", "is_child": false }, { "ieee_address": "8cdf3c8dd0f119f4", "nwk_address": "04cf", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "8d000155dda5661c", "nwk_address": "0015", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "a4c1389ff208e6b5", "nwk_address": "a6aa", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "924fbdeee4a153f4c78b2119f2de4ad3", "tx_counter": 165, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "a4c138fa7442e29f", "nwk_address": "f8fe", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "79693553538ddddf0670120697112ac9", "tx_counter": 165, "rx_counter": 0 } } ], "stack_specific": { "zstack": { "tclk_seed": "50726d29eb6de68b7727a9b51c7b9992" } } }bash-5.1#
Disable the zha integration.
Then run the zigpy-znp tools backup.
Toggle fw update
Run cc-Bsl update script
Hit zrst in web gui
Use zigpy znp tools restore
Okay that worked, you just need to put a -o backup.json
At the end to write it out to a file vs the std out.
python -m zigpy_znp.tools.network_backup socket://10.69.40.5:6638 -o backup.json
then after fw update
python -m zigpy_znp.tools.network_restore socket://10.69.40.5:6638 -i backup.json
python -m zigpy_znp.tools.network_backup socket://10.69.40.5:6638 -o backup.json
seems like theres some issue connecting with the cordinator now? It shows that my HA server (10.69.40.4) has connected but disconnected after the error pops up.
I have toggled restart a few times too
Not sure there. Restart it to be safe?
Not sure there. Restart it to be safe?
ever since i toggled 'Prep the cc2652p2 for firmware update' theres issues sometimes to connect to HA which prevents me to connect, was able to get it by toggling zBSL or zRST earlier but now im back to the same issue
tried toggling both zBSL and zRST and managed to get a different popup, how do i check if the backup is sucessful?
`bash-5.1# python -m zigpy_znp.tools.network_backup socket://10.69.40.5:6638 -o backup.json
2022-04-09 01:11:30.016 homeassistant zigpy_znp.znp.security WARNING Skipping hashed link key 8d:bb:56:78:a5:55:e8:4f:9b:c4:4f:5f:f0:91:74:b8 (tx: 176, rx: 0) for unknown device a4:c1:38:d7:28:c4:22:f6
2022-04-09 01:11:30.048 homeassistant zigpy_znp.znp.security WARNING Skipping hashed link key b5:ee:80:37:05:55:e8:4f:a3:91:99:10:50:91:74:b8 (tx: 176, rx: 0) for unknown device a4:c1:38:77:67:12:77:ce
bash-5.1#`
The prep button runs a script that turns on bsl, resets the coordinator then waits 10 seconds or so and should disable the bsl. After a fw write the device will reset but if no write it will be in boot loader mode and need a reset or reboot to get out of that mode.
tried toggling both zBSL and zRST and managed to get a different popup, how do i check if the backup is sucessful?
Check the backup.json should contain a bunch of ids and keys.
tried toggling both zBSL and zRST and managed to get a different popup, how do i check if the backup is sucessful?
Check the backup.json should contain a bunch of ids and keys.
i took a look at backup.json and heres what it contains, does it seem right? (sorry for the formatting, not sure why its pasted into a fat text)
{ "metadata": { "version": 1, "format": "zigpy/open-coordinator-backup", "source": "zigpy-znp@0.7.0", "internal": { "creation_time": "2022-04-09T01:15:24+08:00", "zstack": { "version": 3.3 } } }, "coordinator_ieee": "00124b00237dfc74", "pan_id": "f5a9", "extended_pan_id": "b701dac7806e1d04", "nwk_update_id": 0, "security_level": 5, "channel": 15, "channel_mask": [ 15 ], "network_key": { "key": "b31a6e82ff867c1370200bb44dd1a51c", "sequence_number": 0, "frame_counter": 1500677 }, "devices": [ { "ieee_address": "04cf8cdf3c8dd0f1", "nwk_address": "a767", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "6842dd4eb2a52469175bfa1b7639d37f", "tx_counter": 22, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "14b457fffedf19a1", "nwk_address": "57eb", "is_child": false }, { "ieee_address": "27fffea0dcc41946", "nwk_address": "8471", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "2c1165fffe969ff1", "nwk_address": "3388", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "44100008c31744ff", "nwk_address": "54ef", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "54ef44100008c317", "nwk_address": "44ff", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "47b16529fb2909df60e4a1b50c3f76c6", "tx_counter": 88, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "54ef44100008cf05", "nwk_address": "996a", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "8eb82fa9a55894cd979f7a6d39af82b2", "tx_counter": 88, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "57fffedf19a157eb", "nwk_address": "14b4", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "65fffe969ff13388", "nwk_address": "2c11", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "847127fffea0dcc4", "nwk_address": "1946", "is_child": false }, { "ieee_address": "8cdf3c8dd0f119f4", "nwk_address": "04cf", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "8d000155dda5661c", "nwk_address": "0015", "is_child": true }, { "ieee_address": "a4c1389ff208e6b5", "nwk_address": "a6aa", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "924fbdeee4a153f4c78b2119f2de4ad3", "tx_counter": 176, "rx_counter": 0 } }, { "ieee_address": "a4c138fa7442e29f", "nwk_address": "f8fe", "is_child": false, "link_key": { "key": "79693553538ddddf0670120697112ac9", "tx_counter": 176, "rx_counter": 0 } } ], "stack_specific": { "zstack": { "tclk_seed": "50726d29eb6de68b7727a9b51c7b9992" } } }
I have about 13 devices with 73 entities edit: i think its right, theres 13 ieee_address, will try proceed with the fw update
successfully updated the firmware and currently trying the restore command with same errors as before. The difference now is i get [D][api.connection:604]: Client 'Home Assistant 2022.4.1 (10.69.40.4)' connected successfully!
as the first line after a reboot without it saying it got disconnected (i still have zha disabled).
Whenever i ran the backup command before on ssh i would see it connected and disconnected in the debug, now im not getting any msg at all.
(Edit: been toggling both zBSL and/or zRST for the past few mins and still not getting anywhere with the restore as well as restarting a few times)
Can you post the backup.json? Here?
Can you post the backup.json? Here?
Been trying the same thing for the past hour but still no luck on restoring, i have also restarted the HA host, currently im trying to do it on windows instead
Can you be certain the backup.json has the json you posted in it and that is the same file you are attempting to restore?
The error is showing the file is empty when trying to restore.
(I went to the source and had puddly who wrote these tools / library take a look at this to confirm).
Can you be certain the backup.json has the json you posted in it and that is the same file you are attempting to restore?
The error is showing the file is empty when trying to restore.
(I went to the source and had puddly who wrote these tools / library take a look at this to confirm).
i found the backup.json is in the config folder after the backup so it should be the same but im not too sure
python -m zigpy_znp.tools.network_backup socket://10.69.40.5:6638 -o backup.json
seems like theres some issue connecting with the cordinator now? It shows that my HA server (10.69.40.4) has connected but disconnected after the error pops up.
I have toggled restart a few times too
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the error I think is similar to the backup error previously until I somehow got it to work by toggling zBSL and zRS, but sadly it dosent seem to work now. The only difference is im not getting any debug msg that the client has connected or disconnected
the backup.json is 0k - it's empty.
open it and paste in what you put on pastebin. resave and try again.
the backup.json is 0k - it's empty.
open it and paste in what you put on pastebin. resave and try again.
ohh so that's what's been causing the issue, I wondered how it ended up becoming blank. I think it should be alright now, thank you so much for helping out!
ill do some test and see if my devices are functioning after a restart of HA (edit: its all working again :D thanks so much)
I have the Tubes ZB CC2652P2 ethernet cordinator and im trying to update it OTA but im getting 'Update Failed: Wrong Magic Byte'
I got the firmware from here: https://github.com/Koenkk/Z-Stack-firmware/blob/master/coordinator/Z-Stack_3.x.0/bin/CC1352P2_CC2652P_launchpad_coordinator_20220219.zip