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Writes bootloader, partition table and firmware together with your configuration. This is the one to pick for a new device or went you want to upgrade the firmware version.
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Keeps the firmware that is already on the device and only rewrites your values.
Without flashing from the browser
Download configuration image and write it yourself:
esptool.py write_flash 0x9000 nvs.bin
Good to know
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Running more than one device on the same network or broker means hostname, Bluetooth name, client ID and topic pattern
have to differ. Two devices sharing a client ID keep kicking each other off the broker, and a shared topic pattern mixes
both of them into one tree. The device name takes care of the first three, the topic pattern is yours to set —
something like
Divoom-Livingroomwithdivoom/livingroom/%sworks well. - Values you leave empty fall back to the defaults the firmware was built with.
- Update configuration only: the dialog offers to erase the device first. Leave that checkbox empty — ticking it wipes the firmware and the device stops booting until you run a full install again.