Hello everyone!
I have an Arduino Micro, and I need to reflash it remotely. I've heard that it's now easier to do. No need to physically retrieve it from my hypothetical smart home; I can just connect a cable and reflash comfortably from my favorite armchair. I think this can be done via USB or communication with a laptop.
Do you have any recommendations?
I wonder where you heard that?
Isn't that the way it has always been done?
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You can also program it over the air (OTA). The first thing is to determine what you will build. The first thing you should purchase or borrow it the Arduino Cookbook.
Hi @thomaswk !
I've also faced this issue, and I have a few suggestions. First, take a look at open-source solutions or settings that might help. Are there any specific tools you'd like to use for this task?
Hello, folks! I'm planning to give this a try with FlexiHub This application allows for easy and reliable sharing of USB devices over the internet. Once I try it out, I'll report back on the results.
Thanks @kartin I'll be looking forward to hearing about your experience with FlexiHub. I'm curious to know how it will work in practice.
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