Which Dfuse file?

hope this link will work


walkera-fans.de/download/tools/dfuse/Dfu...e%20Tools%202.31.zip

have win 7 64 bit and it works fine

@Harlem
I don't usually take part in conversations like this BUT
If you've designed and patented things i believe you understand you have to read and research things before you know enough about them to make informed decisions.
I wanted to point out that I was also a new member a few months ago. I did my own research and had almost everything figured out at the end.
If you don't do your own research and yes it can take hours at times you wont have the necessary knowledge to do much.
I'd recommend reading the manual and the faq and then asking questions.
This and RCgroups are good resources for people who are willing to put in the effort to not post questions that have answers that are easy to find.
I've found this online community to be a LOT better than most out there.
Things that require you to put effort in are the things that are worth it in the end IMHO.
Regards,
Nitro

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Nitro_123 wrote: @Harlem
I don't usually take part in conversations like this BUT
If you've designed and patented things i believe you understand you have to read and research things before you know enough about them to make informed decisions.
I wanted to point out that I was also a new member a few months ago. I did my own research and had almost everything figured out at the end.
If you don't do your own research and yes it can take hours at times you wont have the necessary knowledge to do much.
I'd recommend reading the manual and the faq and then asking questions.
This and RCgroups are good resources for people who are willing to put in the effort to not post questions that have answers that are easy to find.
I've found this online community to be a LOT better than most out there.
Things that require you to put effort in are the things that are worth it in the end IMHO.
Regards,
Nitro

Mmmmmmm i DID my reasearch and i seen, that MANY MANY MANY people had problems finding the Dfuse, also downloading the 4.1 deviation instaed of the nightly build version. BECAUSE i am inteligent and dont like wasting my time, AND also because things are changing all the time,
I ASKED, a VERY sensible thing to do.
BECAUSE i asked and was met by the site petty Officer, it has become a charade.
I hope Pblue sticks to his words and bans Arakon the next time he acts the clown.
HOW MANY MORE people are going to say ''reaseach, look, ...'' I DID OK

Artus wrote: hope this link will work


walkera-fans.de/download/tools/dfuse/Dfu...e%20Tools%202.31.zip

have win 7 64 bit and it works fine

Thanks Artus, very mush appreciated.

FINALLY, i can get started

Excuse me all over the place, Forums are for ASKING, and i asked!!

It was NOT me who was out of place!

AND to make things worse, from Acho's abuse, his advise of 'simply looking in the side menu's' WAS WRONG!

Seems that Guy now owes me a DOUBLE apology

Let things lie, how many times do we have to hear the same tune?

thats why a lot of people are geting out.

I owe you absolutely nothing.
The side menu has the manual. It has the download section. It's what you need to get started.
Everyone else has managed it, and if they had to ask about it, they were able to do so without instantly complaining about how much of a waste of time it was and how beginner-unfriendly everything is.

That said, I will not bother you any further, or be bothered by you. Good luck.

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Just to be clear, DFUse is not for downloading deviation. It's for installing deviation on your transmitter. As others said, it's Walkera's software, not ours. You also use it to install updates to their firmware. While DFUse is an open protocol, Walkera modified it to try and keep things like deviation from happening. Walkera's poor support - among other issues - have caused us to create our own installer. It's not clear to me that it's ready to replace DFUse for all our uses yet.

Why is Linux out of the question? Certainly not cost. VirtualBox is free software, runs on lots of things including Windows. You install virtualbox, then you install Linux on that, then you install the DFuse uploader on that. The uploader works fine in that configuration. For that matter, I use DFuse running on Windows on a VirtualBox VM because I generally don't have Windows boxes.

Note that this isn't simply a "We don't like Windows" issue. The USB uploader works on Windows, and there'a a companion app for installing the windows drivers it needs as well as the one DFUse needs. However, the most common issue with DFUse is getting the drivers on Windows set up properly. The other OS's it works on - OSX & Linux (but not my Unix boxes, blast it) don't have that issue. Hence the suggestion to use it instead.

Arrghh now it all becomes clear.

Thank you mwm, i appreciate your time out to help me, i owe ya one and not too distant future i will be designing my own adaptations, ini's and so on and will return the favour.

Harlem

I see Aracle has deleted his post saying the Dfuse download IS on the main menu and he wont apologise.

Just for the record, and the subject is dropped. The Dfuse download is NOT in the main menu!

Instead of apologising, the Guy just removed his post!

First, who's Aracle? Second, PhracturedBlue gave a warning to behave, didn't he?