Before today, my core was working just fine. Had some downtime at the office, so I played around writing a few simple cloud-controlled functions, everything was fine. It had previously worked well at my home network as well. Now, though, I cannot get the Core to connect. I’ve gone as far as factory…

Sorry - was a bit diverted… Just reset my network (was using ch13 - now ch6) Same - core #1 can connect core #2 cannot. Set credentials over USB SSID: Istana_Bahru Password: ### correct password entered ### Thanks! Wait about 7 seconds while I save those credentials… Awesome. Now we’ll connec…

Orange sounds like a bad handshake with the cloud which means there might be some issue with the key on the core. Are you comfortable installing Spark-cli and attempt to update the key? If you ever had breathing cyan, this shouldn't be a problem but looking at the symptoms, it's worth giving it a …

Yeah - why not. Will try later. Silly question - you wouldn’t happen to be in SG would you? (Just guessing from the name)

Well indeed i’m from here :wink:

Ok - visit HackerspaceSG quite a bit (I live in JB). I am using a mac and have been trying to install spark-cli. Having trouble with installing serialport module even though I updated the CLI Tools

Hmm try using sudo to install spark-cli or see this: [image] I have trouble with spark-cli Getting Started There’s a solution for npm on Mac in general. sudo npm config set registry http://registry.npmjs.org/ chown [user…

OK - spark-cli giving headaches. Doesn’t want to install on the Mac so i Installed it on a Pi. Doesn’t want to login.

I’m also unable to restore/reset a core that was working fine. Did a factory reset with the buttons to get back to the initial blinking blue but the Andoid App will not find my core in the network. I tried spark-cli and got the following: MacBook:adrian$ spark serial wifi SSID: MY_NETWORK_SSID Secu…

Nope - it tries to compile the serial module and gets an error. In file included from /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Headers/usb/IOUSBLib.h:27:0, from …/src/serialport_unix.cpp:14: /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Headers/usb/USB.h: At global scope: /System/Library/Framewor…

In reply to myself, I upgraded the cc3000 firmware with the one in the Github repo and set the credentials again using plain USB connection instead of the spark-cli. Still nothing, blinking green so I decided to stop trying and use another core later. But after a cup of coffee I could not resist to…

Core won't connect, and the usual restore/reset methods aren't working

Troubleshooting

kennethlimcp March 26, 2014, 3:14am 20

Hmm try using sudo to install spark-cli or see this:

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Core won't connect, and the usual restore/reset methods aren't working

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