I have noticed two recurring scenarios when flashing OTA OpenBeken:
BL602:
Flags (Current value=1207960576)
NTP driver loaded.
After successful OTA flashing, a strange chip temperature reading appears: the temperature changes every second between about -40°C and +40°C.
After a reboot the reading returns to normal.
After changing flag 2 without a reboot - also returns to normal.
The problem has been recurrent after every OTA flashing for a long time.
BK7231N, Tuya WiFi sockets with current measurement (BL937, CB2S), NTP driver loaded:
During flashing the chip crashes (flashing addresses stop not far before the end).
After unplugging the chip starts with the previous OTA version.
After enabling flag 36 and rebooting the OTA can be updated.
I have replaced the chip in one of the slots with a WB2S (swapped P6 with P8 in the configuration), but have not yet checked how the OTA behaves without flag 36.
I noticed that the problem occurs with large autoexec.bat files also on CBLC9 and CBLC9S - circuits without current measurement. I have replaced the capacitor on the power supply, but I don't think that's it.
BL602:
Flags (Current value=1207960576)
NTP driver loaded.
After successful OTA flashing, a strange chip temperature reading appears: the temperature changes every second between about -40°C and +40°C.
After a reboot the reading returns to normal.
After changing flag 2 without a reboot - also returns to normal.
The problem has been recurrent after every OTA flashing for a long time.
BK7231N, Tuya WiFi sockets with current measurement (BL937, CB2S), NTP driver loaded:
During flashing the chip crashes (flashing addresses stop not far before the end).
After unplugging the chip starts with the previous OTA version.
After enabling flag 36 and rebooting the OTA can be updated.
I have replaced the chip in one of the slots with a WB2S (swapped P6 with P8 in the configuration), but have not yet checked how the OTA behaves without flag 36.
I noticed that the problem occurs with large autoexec.bat files also on CBLC9 and CBLC9S - circuits without current measurement. I have replaced the capacitor on the power supply, but I don't think that's it.
