Yes you can, but there are more ways to have a disaster and "brick" your MG-35 if you upgrade over the network. If you use one of the recent versions produced by Gadgetmind, you are safer because (1) it omits the bootloader and (2) it's a little smaller and faster, so your window of vulnerability is shorter. Point #1 is the big one, though, because you can totally mess up your firmware and still recover via serial cable since the bootloader never gets erased.
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MG-35 Firmware Update Over Network?
Can you do it? I don't have a HDD yet in my MG-35...
Just thought I should check because the manual talks through upgrading using the HDD and I thought potential connectivity issues during an upgrade might be a problem.
I've worked out you can only see the .upgrade files if you put them in the movie directory.
Thanks!
Just thought I should check because the manual talks through upgrading using the HDD and I thought potential connectivity issues during an upgrade might be a problem.
I've worked out you can only see the .upgrade files if you put them in the movie directory.
Thanks!
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Can you link to one you recommend so I can download it?
is MG35-1.4.4.4-pre4 one???
I'm pretty sure it is one w/o the bootloader.
Don't do it. I'm convinced that updating the firmware over my local network is what broke my MG-35.
It's fixed now, with a reflash over the serial port.
It's fixed now, with a reflash over the serial port.
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