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Increase broadcast and unicast table sizes #71
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For ease of use, here are firmwares for some common sticks:
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@jclendineng Let's move firmware discussions over here. If your firmware is showing up as 7.4.0.0, it didn't flash. It'll show up as |
Feedback has been positive so far. Merging. |
Per home-assistant/core#86411 this is a massive improvement but seems to have introduced an issue with group behavior. To summarize from that thread: Random members of groups don't respond to group commands. Which members of the group fail to respond is random with each command sent. This never happened prior to this build. Groups addressed via a binding on an inovelli blue switch always respond in unison. Only commands to groups from the coordinator since this build exhibit the random failure. I'm not sure how the changes made in this build could have introduced this but I am certain this issue was introduced in this build. |
I agree; after installing the latest build it started getting wonky again. Now that could also just be coincidence. On Jul 4, 2024, at 10:04 AM, Andrew M ***@***.***> wrote:
Per home-assistant/core#86411 this is a massive improvement but seems to have introduced an issue with group behavior. To summarize from that thread:
Random members of groups don't respond to group commands. Which members of the group fail to respond is random with each command sent. This never happened prior to this build. Groups addressed via a binding on an inovelli blue switch always respond in unison. Only commands to groups from the coordinator since this build exhibit the random failure. I'm not sure how the changes made in this build could have introduced this but I am certain this issue was introduced in this build.
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NETWORK_BUSY
errors. This is the table EmberZNet uses to determine if there are too many broadcasts happening at once.