Ok good, thx. Is your craft flying ok? Are you getting 3 mile range with 5.8Ghz?![]()
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Yes, that's correct. DJI is scrambling to plug holes in their software to prevent hacking, and it appears were paying the price now, waiting for reasonable P4P firmware to be released. What's strange is some are having massive problems and others aren't. Hard to explain.Obviously – John hasn’t read the news lately. People are hacking the DJI firmware and specifically using older versions of the firmware to do it. DJI has proactively decided to prevent people from downloading or rolling back to older versions of their firmware in a vain attempt to stem the widespread proliferation of the hack.
there are many sites where you can still get the older firmware but eventually DJI will make it so that no one can use any older firmware and your bird will be grounded until you upgrade to the latest version.
Yeah I know, isn't it great DJI makes Lightbridge support 4.3 miles as stated in their spec?craft is flying OK. I don’t fly 3 miles away because that’s totally irresponsible.
You've made a wise choice. Never upgrade unless:I have a p4p and I'm new to the sport ( which I love so far). I'm older guy starting , to have a little issue with memory and not a tech kinda of guy. And tell you the truth I'm scared to even try the new fw. I'll wait until I hear that others are not having problems. I hope sooner rather then later everyone will be flying safely,and can once again enjoy our sport.
Obviously – John hasn’t read the news lately. People are hacking the DJI firmware and specifically using older versions of the firmware to do it. DJI has proactively decided to prevent people from downloading or rolling back to older versions of their firmware in a vain attempt to stem the widespread proliferation of the hack.
there are many sites where you can still get the older firmware but eventually DJI will make it so that no one can use any older firmware and your bird will be grounded until you upgrade to the latest version.
Hey, that's great news. With all of your work to find the right combination, can you describe the firmware update process that worked for you? Have you had time to test fly? Everything OK?Well, after a long day of youtubing and googling, been at it for about 6 hours.
Must have done at least 6 or seven downloads of firmware but it does appear to be working with both DJI GO4 and Litchi.
App 4.1.33
Ver V01.04.0602
Remote controller 01.04.01.00
Aircraft Database 01.00.01.04
App database 01.00.01.04
You have all been superbly helpful, and yes, even you.
Regards to all, John.
I tried so many different ways and I must have hit the right combination by acciden.Hey, that's great news. With all of your work to find the right combination, can you describe the firmware update process that worked for you? Have you had time to test fly? Everything OK?
Hmm, I've never heard of this RNDIS and MTP issue before. Did you get this tip from one of the YouTubes you watched? Can you share that YouTube link?It doen't help having to keep checking that the usb conection is in RNDIS and not MTP
I think that it is an android/DJI thing.Hmm, I've never heard of this RNDIS and MTP issue before. Did you get this tip from one of the YouTubes you watched? Can you share that YouTube link?
It's important that RC updates be done with the craft OFF, and the craft updates done with the RC off. There are several ways to do things, and I'm finding the variety of methods are suspect in my mind, as to why some are successful and others are not.
There's a really good chance the next time you turn it on you'll be FORCED to upgrade regardless if you'd like to or notI'm fairly new to this hobby and don't fly my drone daily (more like once or twice a week) my question is
Do I have to update my firmware?
I don' know what version I'm on the last time I updated the firmware was late May early June? I did notice that the last time I flew it that it said I did need to update the firmware but can I can continue to operate safely with the version I currently have?
Ah, I use iPad to fly DJI, so that's why I hadn't heard that. I do recall the USB had to have debugging enabled back when I tried to use Android a couple years ago. I gave up with Android to fly DJI after my wife's iPad just worked, and worked well. I prefer Android for my phone, as I'm not an IOS fan for phone purposes. Long story.
Have a look at this.I'm fairly new to this hobby and don't fly my drone daily (more like once or twice a week) my question is
Do I have to update my firmware?
I don' know what version I'm on the last time I updated the firmware was late May early June? I did notice that the last time I flew it that it said I did need to update the firmware but can I can continue to operate safely with the version I currently have?
I tried to download the update for my Phantom 4 Pro +. The DJI site said I needed V 1.2.0.0 for my controller. Downloaded it using Micro SD as per site description. When controller tried to connect with aircraft it says I need to upload V 01.04.0602. I try to and the controlled up load is grayed out and won't upload. I can't find the upload for V 01.04.0602 anywhere. I have BRICK.Until recently, I was of the firm opinion that most of the people complaining about the latest firmware update, (I cannot call it an upgrade because it is not.) were probably not doing the update correctly.
My opinion has changed. My perfectly working Phantom 4 pro no longer works, it is a brick, a door stop, a very expensive paperweight.
DJI appear to have initiated something which is either sinister, downright incompetent or a deception which they are not prepared to admit.
The very fact that they have disabled roll back on the firmware is very telling.
They are saying to their customers you will do what we want regardless of the consequences.
DJI should immediately allow a roll back of the firmware to a point where all owners are satisfied that their drones are working to a level where the customer has a perfectly working drone.
If DJI insist in keeping control of drones which are no longer their property then they should be prosecuted to the greatest extent of the law.
I find their actions disgusting.
John.
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