Hi, Investigating HID joysticks and many links point me to https://docs.arduino.cc/hacking/software/DFUProgramming8U2
But every time I try it says
Oops! There’s nothing here
You can go back, use our search in the top bar, or try looking on our Help Center if you need a hand.
Has the page moved or has it been permanently deleted ?
#admin I didnt expect an advert as an answer to my question, is this allowed?
don2recardo:
is this allowed?
No. But you will get used to those idiots. Somebody already flagged it so it will be removed.
This is the first and the last time that you will have heard from falconfreight.
Thank you for your response.
Don
Hi @don2recardo . I don't have any answer regarding the fate of that page, but I can point you to the last archived copy of it before it went missing:
Thank you sir , thats what I needed to know
You are welcome. I'm glad if I was able to be of assistance.
Regards,
Per
Hey @don2recardo !
We are working on making the Hacking tutorials available again, and you'll soon be able to find them all on the https://docs.arduino.cc/retired/ page of Arduino Documentation.
If there are any other issues we can help with regarding Arduino Docs, don't hesitate to reach out or even open an issue on the repo directly: Issues · arduino/docs-content · GitHub .
The links are now redirecting properly! I hope you find what you are looking for now
ptillisch:
missing
Hey @ptillisch !
I'm pretty much facing the same issue with an archived topic on the Arduino forum :
there is a link in this discussion here
Hello
This was the first hit by google "bitwise operators tutorial"
( discussion archived in 2021, so any participant isn't credited anymore, thus not reachable .. now registered as "forum System" )
topic which seems to have lost the links as well .. I would have loved checking this answer
http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1278540765/1#1
I tried your web.archive.org WayBackMachine solution, but doesn't seem to have recorded the webpage
My question is :
Why Arduino doesn't take into account the loss of information impaired by archiving that way ?
@marcoleptiq created a dedicated topic for discussion of this subject:
Hi,
I've been looking for content on the Arduino Forum, and saw that old forum is now archived " forum-2005-2010-read-only ", thus we no longer can see who posted what message
.. first inconvenience
the contributors are unreachable, renamed " Forum System ", too bad
Here is a thread I would have loved to explore a bit more
but unfortunately
The link given is no longer reachable
http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1278540765/1
I found a thread were they adress the issue
See…
I believe an explanation of the situation was provided through the discussion on the other topic.