no, I’m lost in step 2:
2 - Copy the .ADR file to the DFU disk
the DSO will disconnect and re-connect on USB
In my case:
The DSO disconnected and re-connect and disconnect and reconnect and disconnect and … and I was never able to check the DFU disk directory.
But I tried it using a Linux now, and was successfull:
- like described
1a) mount -tvfat /dev/ /mnt/ (in my case: mount -tvfat /dev/sdd /mnt/usb) - copy CFG_FPGA.ADR to /mnt/usb
umount /mnt/usb (this forces a re-connect of the DSO, see /var/log/massages)
mount -tvfat /dev/sdd /mnt/usb
=> it’s renamed to CFG_FPGA.SET
copy V261FPGA.BIN to /mnt/usb/
again umount/mount
==> the files are renamed to CFG_FPGA.USE and V261FPGA.RDY
Now I connect to Windows in DFU mode again, it’s recognized, I can copy a file to it, and the same game again: re-connect, disconnect, re-connect, disconnect ,…
Going back to Linux now I can connect like described above without any problems.
My Windows is a Windows 7 64bit; maybe the 64bit is the root cause?
From my side I’m fine now, thanks again!