Bug Fix Firmware ReleasesUpdated 12 days ago

Fixed bugs in Boogie 2.0.3.67 and Remote 2.0.2.117

Fixed and improved log sync process. You can can now check that you have entered the correct WiFi username and password on the web page by clicking the ?
Improved firmware updates web pages so that users know if they are connected to the Remote or the Boogie.
Added crash (coredump) files to the upload process so we can diagnose and fix any Remote or Boogie crashes.
Improved Emergency Summon activation by caching last know remote gps coordinates. should activate instantly now.
Improved Position Hold which should activate first time now.
Improved rare occurrences of remote going into Follow after deep water tow ups (remote submersions and inaccurate of GPS reception)
Fixed random remote turn offs and restarts. Can still occasionally happen, working on these too. Most crashes were related to the screen refresh rate being too high which has been reduced slightly.
Fixed a very rare mid session Boogie restart due to stale data on the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU).
Fixed a rare issue where if the SD card inside the the Boogie became dislodged and a log write failed it would cause the Boogie to freeze which could require a power cycle of the Boogie.
Fixed the Boogie restart after firmware update
Fixed firmware update link on the Boogie webpage

Important notes on updating from initial versions of 2.0

If you get a "server returned code 0" try uploading the firmware from safe mode. this is due to the same bu that was causing remotes to restart.
The Remote might not disconnect from the Boogie when the "Enable Boogie Update" button is pressed. The Boogie will still create a wifi network.
The button to upload the firmware on the Boogie webpage is broken on the first versions of 2.0. Instead, once connected to the Boogie type in or click 192.168.4.1/update to upload the firmware to the Boogie.
The Boogie might not restart after the upload. You can manually power cycle the Boogie after the update is complete and then check on the remote that the firmware upload was successful.
Power cycle the Boogie and the Remote after the update before getting in the water or doing a log sync.
If you get a "server returned code 0" try uploading the firmware from safe mode

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