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OMG!

customs notification today. I won't be doing much work tomorrow, I guess...

ya maybe eventually we will have a patreon or qqc if we have more platform based products. but basically wrt to count to 5 to "fund" updates we just raised the price of the new units and keep updates free.

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Just installed the 962 firmware with the buffer hold. Scott Monk you are a saint! This type of effect is the one thing I've felt like I've been missing from my board, and you just made my CT5 do it. Simply angelic. Everyone needs a CT5.

great. there is 1 bug so far found though in .962 when you engage the modulation in mode 1, there is artifacts introduced in the audio, it happens at some settings of the knob and not others so e will release a fix for this soon, hopefully later this week.

Pretty glad I checked in before updating, thanks for the heads up on the bug!

vidret wrote:haven't even noticed it, but i think my mod settings got reset with the update.

yes only 1 person has noticed it it seems and .962 has been out for a month at least.

i will post an update, tomorrow night most likely, to correct it.

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Here is the update to fix the previously mentioned issue. no other features were added.

http://mtlasm.blogspot.ca/2016/11/minor ... r-ct5.html

So I updated and played around with the mod all afternoon and couldn't find any artifacts, thanks for update Scott!

ok thanks for the report.

multi_s wrote:Here is the update to fix the previously mentioned issue. no other features were added.

http://mtlasm.blogspot.ca/2016/11/minor ... r-ct5.html

If updating the CT5 on a Mac computer, what parts of the script that DRodriguez wrote
have to be changed so that this new firmware update runs on Homebrew?

just the file name, i think it is application_release_963_k.dfu instead of application_release_96_k.dfu etc. just substitute in the filename of the new downloaded dfu file.

I'll post an updated script as well shortly, someone else requested it too. Just been stuck at working long ass days and haven't had the time.

this is the script on db by drod

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2rbxpy767uqnm ... te.sh?dl=0

You need to change line 99 to

dfu-util -a 0 -D ./application_release_0_963_k_l.dfu

that is all

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edit: well if you want what it's saying it's doing to match what it is doing you should also change line 98 to

echo 'Now installing the latest update for Rev k/l (0.963)'

but to make it install the new file as i originally stated is fine, just teh prompt will tell you it it 96 not 963.

S

Thanks Scott & DRodriguez!

I'm going to try to update my pedal tomorrow.
Thanks again.

Scott and DRod are on top of things, but I'll still repost this for Mac people trying to update

DRodriguez wrote:So, full instructions for people:

• Install Xcode and the Xcode Command Line Tools (available in the mac app store or via the mac developers page if you need an older version to run on your mac. The download is like 5GB and will take like 10GB of space once installed
• Open Xcode agree to Apple's terms
• Agree to the command line terms by typing the following command into terminal and then scrolling until you can type "agree"

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  sudo xcodebuild -license

• Install macports (available on their website)
• Open terminal, install dfu-util with the following command:

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  sudo port install dfu-util

• Finally install the update with the final command, replacing the path with the Ct5 Update:

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  dfu-util -a 0 -D /path/to/dfuse-image.dfu

DRodriguez wrote:Are you changing the /path/to/dfuse-image.dfu to the actual firmware path? If you copy the file and paste it into terminal, it should fill it in for you. Or you could manually do it like ~/Downloads/filename.dfu.

Here's what I did to update 963 in Terminal:

• Install Xcode and the Xcode Command Line Tools (available in the mac app store or via the mac developers page if you need an older version to run on your mac. The download is like 5GB and will take like 10GB of space once installed
• Open Xcode agree to Apple's terms and close Xcode
• Open Terminal
• Agree to the command line terms by typing the following command into terminal and then scrolling until you can type "agree"

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  sudo xcodebuild -license

• Install macports (available on their website)
• Open terminal, install dfu-util with the following command:

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  sudo port install dfu-util

• Finally install the update with the final command:

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  dfu-util -a 0 -D ~/Downloads/application_release_0_963_k_l.dfu

After the first time you only have to go through the last 2 steps IME. The rest is the same as updating on PC. Thanks again to DRodriguez for figuring this out and sharing!