Anyone upgraded to NEXUS_01_16_00.8 on 300 series?

[jimmmi]

Anyone upgraded to NEXUS_01_16_00.8 on 300 series? If someone upgraded Works fine without any problems?

 

[bannertime]

Have not upgraded. We're still on 01_14_00.5. Which one are you on?

Fixes in current release:-
1. *NEW - Print OS Configuration Center support.
2. Fix in accounting implementation for calibrations.
3. Fix for TUR button greyed out after fmw upgrade.

Seems pointless, honestly.

 

[jimmmi]

Have not upgraded. We're still on 01_14_00.5. Which one are you on?



Seems pointless, honestly.

I am the same with you. The latest until this one just released. Hopefully they have fixed some more bugs that are not mentioning

 

[jawdavis]

I've tried upgrading on both of my 360's, from 1.13.00.3 and 1.14.00.5 and neither will take. I've tried downloading on machine, using USB, and through the web portal, but all say firmware is invalid and corrupt and requires a machine restart. My 570 upgraded just fine to the most recent.

 

[jimmmi]

I've tried upgrading on both of my 360's, from 1.13.00.3 and 1.14.00.5 and neither will take. I've tried downloading on machine, using USB, and through the web portal, but all say firmware is invalid and corrupt and requires a machine restart. My 570 upgraded just fine to the most recent.

Very strange! I haven't upgrade yet. I will give and try and let you know

 

[Bly]

We had to do a manual download and install through the printer's web interface.

 

[dypinc]

That worked fine here as well.

 

[jawdavis]

I was able to upgrade the 360's today, but only after performing a hard disk recovery via the service menu. Apparently the hard disk gets filled up and fragmented and won't allow the firmware update to install properly. We've run about 600-700k sqft through each of these machines and as far as I recall, this is the first time we've had to do the HDD recovery, so hopefully this can help someone in the future with the same issue.

 

[jimmmi]

I was able to upgrade the 360's today, but only after performing a hard disk recovery via the service menu. Apparently the hard disk gets filled up and fragmented and won't allow the firmware update to install properly. We've run about 600-700k sqft through each of these machines and as far as I recall, this is the first time we've had to do the HDD recovery, so hopefully this can help someone in the future with the same issue.

Basically this is something like restoring the HDD to its original state with the hp's OS?

 

[dypinc]

What does restoring the HDD do to the new firmware updates that were installed and the media presets and output profiles. Surly those are left alone as a firmware update at one time invalidated all the previous calibrations and output profiles.

 

[jimmmi]

Our hps have a 2.5" sata hdd like all hdd hrives out there? So can we replace it with bigger? Even with a 2.5" SSD?

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

Our hps have a 2.5" sata hdd like all hdd hrives out there? So can we replace it with bigger? Even with a 2.5" SSD?

No, it has very specific drivers and firmware on it to communicate properly.

 

[jimmmi]

No, it has very specific drivers and firmware on it to communicate properly.

So if needed replacement only bought from hp hdd can work? Isn't possible to clone the already working hdd to other as backup?

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

So if needed replacement only bought from hp hdd can work? Isn't possible to clone the already working hdd to other as backup?

You can try but it has specific firmware and drivers that hp uses.