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@ -4,11 +4,5 @@ Yes! Feel free to use the firmware in this repository for your produced RNodes.
It is also likely worth you reading [this material from Mark Qvist](https://unsigned.io/sell_rnodes.html). Do consider donating to him if your venture is successful, without him this project would simply be a schizo fever dream.
## Why does my RAK4631 not work after upgrading from v1.71 to v1.72 upstream?
The size of the expected EEPROM file changed between these two releases. In my in(finite) wisdom, I forgot to mention that upgrading between these versions would require a format of the user data flash sector on the RAK4631 so that the file can be recreated.
### Fix
It can be fixed easily by running [this sketch](https://github.com/RAKWireless/RAK-nRF52-Arduino/blob/master/libraries/InternalFileSytem/examples/Internal_Format/Internal_Format.ino) (you must open the serial monitor and press enter for it to actually format the flash). Then, reprovision your EEPROM. For example, this can be done by using `rnodeconf -a`.
## Write a hecking code of conduct!!
no