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ERR_OUT_OF_RANGE: The value of "offset" is out of range. It must be >= 0 and <= 7. Received 8 #2260
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Please describe in detail which steps to take to recreate the error. Note Pleas also test if the error is tied to specific kinds of devices or not, and if so. describe which devices those are. A. |
here's what I'm doing:
I've also bee able to reproduce it when first starting the smart plug updated and later the two lightbars. I just noticed that the error is slightly different than before (<=15 instead of <=7)
I also tried starting all three updates at once but I couldn't make it crash like this. I couldn't test with other devices as there ate no additional updates pending. |
As I do not have the respective set of devices, I won't be able to address the error itself. I will however check if I can prevent the adapter from crashing if something goes wrong with the firmware update. |
would it help it I switched the adapter into debug logging mode hoping that we see a bit more? |
last hue device OTA updates are very strange.. |
sure that's what I'm doing now ; but still it would be nice if the adapter wouldn't crash.
btw. is there a way to automate applying the updates so it could be applied sequentially in the background (I've just had 5 Hue devices with pending updates which easily takes 2-3h if wait in front of the screen to start the next one when the previous one is complete). If not maybe worth considering as an enhancement e.g., an option to do "apply all updates". |
nope.. i think the manual upgrade start is better .. so you can see if is anything wrong.. |
not sure whether I agree ... read also here [How To: Automation For OTA Zigbee/Zwave Device Firmware Updates](https://community.home-assistant.io/t/how-to-automation-for-ota-zigbee-zwave-device-firmware-updates/680203/13), I wouldn't want to manually upgrade such an estate of devices. |
I tried doing firmware update on 3 Hue devices and when I started the 2nd and 3rd, I got the following error and the adapter crashed:
the 3 devices are two Hue lightbars and a Hue smart plug.
it looks like this is reproducible when I run 3 updates in parallel. I pause applying the updates in case you need more logs.
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