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Add command line compile instructions, remove Arduino IDE instructions #253
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Great update, just one small tweak
docs/advanced/compiling-wled.md
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If you have an existing WLED install, you can flash the .bin.gz image using the Config -> Security & Updates -> Manual OTA Update option in the web interface. Otherwise, follow the instructions [here](/basics/install-binary/#flashing-method-2-esptool). |
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bin is more commonly used than bin.gz
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.gz is only used for ESP02 (with limited flash size) though it can work on other ESP8266.
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I had to use .gz on my ESP8266 because the .bin wouldn't work. Does .gz not work for all devices? I figured it was sort of the lowest common denominator.
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It does not on ESP32
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OK, I assume this is explained elsewhere, so I just removed the reference to the .bin.gz file here.
BTW regarding OTA updates: It is also possible to update OTA directly from PIO using correctly configured environment. I.e. upload_protocol = espota
;upload_port="192.168.xxx.xxx"
upload_port="wled-test.local" |
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