There are a few ways, we announce changes and updates both here on the forum, and on our blog ( http://blog.spark.io/ ) at the end of the sprints, and you can always check the network graph on github to see what the status of that branch is and what fixes are included: https://github.com/spark/core-firmware/network
I have recently set up local compilation of the Spark Core firmware on ubuntu. I am currently trying to use the new āspark_disable_cloud.hā class and encountered a problem. Iām guessing that I might have some dependency missing but I canāt figure it out.
When I perform a make operation in the core-firmware/build folder I receive the following complication error:
Do you have any idea what might be causing this error?
I had included āspark_disable_cloudā the line before i included āapplication.hā so they were in the wrong order. Thatās why the dependency issue was occuring.
Hi all !
I want to use my Spark Core on a closed WiFi network, as described on this post, but with the new function calls that have been recently added to the core formware
Iām facing a lot of problems, described there (with my code posted in GitHub) : http://community.spark.io/t/new-feature-control-your-connection/6282/54
Does anybody have an idea why these problems arrised in my situation ?
Thanks in advance !
Mil
I want to use my Spark Core locally, on a closed wifi network (i.e. without the call to Spark.connect(), i.e. without connecting to the cloud. By keeping only the calls to WiFi.on() and WiFi.connect() ) but itās not working. Iām unable to communicate with the core
Then I wanted to test the SEMI_AUTOMATIC mode independently from my need to use my core locally, because my problems could come either from the local communication or from the SEMI_AUTOMATIC mode that I was using for the 1st time. And when I explicitly call Spark.connect() in SEMI_AUTOMATIC mode, trying to connect on my usual internet connection at home (as I did in my code on github) it is not working either (if I remove the call to Spark.connect(), and go back to AUTOMATIC mode, itās working like a charm)
So, in the end, both my setup (local communication) and my tests with the SEMI_AUTOMATIC mode (even if I try to connect to the cloud) do not work
Hope itās clearer, and sorry for the few details provided in the original message
Best,
Mil