The Simplest Way To Upload Hex File to Arduino | xloader ?

[@activemotionpictures]

awesome video. I appreciate you share this information. Thanks!

[@Ciiads]

👍❤️

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

yo thank you for uploading the xloader to mega, couldn't find it this specific xloader anywhere else.

[@Ciiads]

☺️👊 welcome

[@TrackAnimatorsMEDIA]

I have a question for you. Do you know of a way to install a OS from a keyboard like the Ensoniq EPS Classic or old Akai MPC drum machines on an ESP 32?

[@Ciiads]

I haven't tried it since I don't have such a situation.

[@franciscobarros446]

thanks , for the xloader, i need for arduino mega and it works

[@Ciiads]

😊🤝❤️✌️

[@benoitrenard3462]

what is the problem when xloader says "upload failed" or "Can't open port ?

[@Ciiads]

Select proper com port

[@alnoorratansi9364]

hi, thanks for the tutorial, when we use X-loader does it wipe out the bootloader ?

[@Ciiads]

I appreciate that Thanks for those kind of word's No it's not wipe any bootloader because it is uploading via serial through bootloader. it's like the same as Arduino upload. 😊🤝

[@auritar13]

Very Nice! Solved my problem!!! thanks!

[@blabberbytes9967]

Dang did this and now my Arduino isn't being recognized. Not showing up on device manager either. Any Advice?

[@Ciiads]

If you're Arduino is Clown then the device manager will shows the serial chip name instead of Arduino name.

[@carlos.csbr2]

thats work in the ATMEGA2560?

[@Ciiads]

Yes, it will, read the description and pinned comment, and watch the video carefully throughout the end then you can do that 👊😊

[@sasa-gl1vk]

I gave you big like😍

[@justchill4886]

how can i use xloader at leonardo

[@Ciiads]

Is there is anything like 32U4 in the chip selection tab

[@justchill4886]

@@Ciiads nah all xloader i can found isnt for 32u4 but last one i find from turks worked well

[@sasa-gl1vk]

You forget the file which you upload it. Its ino not hex😠

[@Ciiads]

How can you upload an ino file with a xloader app. Watch the video carefully. Don't dump anything on the comment box. Ino is just a file format used in Arduino ide app to store source code. They call it sketch. Hex file is the executable file (compiled file). It's the one and only acceptable formate to flash any mcu. Sometimes for some advanced mcu uses binary file. Don't be act like a fool if you have any doubt's just ask someone exactly know and make it clear. Actually if you are uploading a sketch through Arduino ide. actually the ide will compile the code to a hex file. You can literally see that file on the Arduino build folder. Then it's start burning the hex file to the chip on board. You have miles to go. I can't explain everything to you. The comment box is not enough for that. and especially someone can't understand something. That's not your problem it happens everywhere all over the world. think before you jump that's the only advice I can give. and I don't believe fools are always fools maybe a day will came for them when they actually learn to think. Maybe you got angry But think You have all the time in the world. Have a nice day. Regards. Aneeshmurali.

[@bunkersantiago2439]

Es cierto, en el video parece que esta cargando en el Arduino un archivo de texto ".ino", sin embargo el archivo si esta compilado y exportado a .hex ("blink.ino.hex") es solo que por su configuración del explorador de archivos, no esta presentando las extensiones de archivo. en el momento 00:55-00:56 si dice "Type: HEX file"

[@Ciiads]

@bunkersantiago2439 sorry I can't understand your language 🙃

[@huntercarneystandup]

Nice!!

[@Ciiads]

Really thanks.😊🤝❤️