Downloads
Everything for each DroidFX release. To put DroidFX on a new board, the Install page is easier.
Latest release
Section titled “Latest release”The first public release isn't out yet. Its files will be here, and on the Install page.
Updating a board
Section titled “Updating a board”- On the board’s Firmware page, download a backup.
- Firmware Update: upload the firmware file. The board restarts when it’s done.
- Web UI Update: unzip the web UI files and upload all four. No restart needed.
Your settings, presets and sequences stay. More in Updates & backups.
Older releases
Section titled “Older releases”None yet.
Checking a download
Section titled “Checking a download”Every file is listed with its SHA-256 checksum. To check one, compare with what your computer says:
- Windows:
certutil -hashfile droidfx-VERSION-firmware.bin SHA256 - Mac:
shasum -a 256 droidfx-VERSION-firmware.bin - Linux:
sha256sum droidfx-VERSION-firmware.bin
Licences and source
Section titled “Licences and source”DroidFX is free to use under its licence. It includes third-party libraries under their own licences, listed in Third-party notices. For the LGPL ones (ESPAsyncWebServer-esphome, AsyncTCP-esphome, Adafruit NeoPixel and the Arduino-ESP32 core), each release’s re-link kit holds their source exactly as built into that version, and DroidFX’s compiled object files with the instructions to rebuild the firmware against modified copies of them.