If it doesn’t work now, then I suspect you have some kind of fundamental network issue that you’ll need to resolve. The installer will require access to that URL if you want to install DfuSe, I can’t recall if you can turn off the option to install that optionally or not, but that might be one way to avoid that?
I wonder why SDK is trying to download something from GHI in the first place? GHI gets notified every time someone installs their SDK. And I guess you know my next question :think:
its so the sub-component installers don’t need to be included in one massive download and then selectively installed. Not unusual.
The download happens in an “anonymous” connection most likely, there’s no sign in required, so it’s not like GHI has the information that would allow them to say oh wow, Brett installed the SDK three times this week wonder what he’s up to…
Nowadays, when we have HDDs with terabytes of storage and when we have internet speeds of 1Gbps, I would not call any install massive unless it is more than couple of gigs.
Yes, you can argue that not everyone has those large HDDs and those extreme internet speeds, but I am pretty sure I can safely assume people of this community are not using dial-ups or HDDs with couple of gigs.
[quote=“Brett”]The download happens in an “anonymous” connection most likely, there’s no sign in required, so it’s not like GHI has the information that would allow them to say oh wow, Brett installed the SDK three times this week wonder what he’s up to…
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Well, you are only assuming no other data is sent to GHI, right?
In general, it would not be very difficult for GHI to know how many times you have installed their SDK. I am pretty sure this forum logs your IPs.
@ 300hp - If you are only using the BrainPad, when you first start our installer, go to Advanced. Deselect “Install FEZ Cerb Family Loader Updater” and “Install G400/FEZ Hydra Loader Updater”.