I am very interested in getting the GPS data from my Bebop 1 and mapping in a GIS tool. I understand that this could be possible.
I am trying to connect to my Bebop over telnet. I successfuly did this by turning my drone on, and then clicking the power button 4 times after the initial light flashes.
I was able to get the GPS flight data, but I believe I went a little too far with my customizations and now I cannot factory reset the Bebop. I added these scripts to the `/bin/onoffbutton` directory and followed the instructions. I even copied the existing `onoffbutton` contents to a `onoffbutton_backup` directory.
However, I believe in that repo there is a `verylongpress_0.sh` file that has overriden the default `verylongpress_0.sh` file. Now upon holding down the Bebop's power button for 10seconds, the bebop does not factory reset. I am no longer able to access the Bebop over telnet either. I have connected to the Bebop via an FTDI cable and looked at the output. When I hold down the power button for 10seconds (expecting a factory reset) I instead get:
Even more annoying is I can no longer turn the Bebop off by pressing the power button. Instead I have to remove the battery pack...
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can fully factory reset this Bebop so I can get Telnet access again? I have tried upgrading the device over ftp on port 51 - yet I'm unsure that it actually is working ( the upgrade file is removed after I restart the Bebop), but the firmware version does not change when I access the FreeFlightPro app.
I would really appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this. I'm a software developer by profession and am fine with some complexity when told where to look.
I am trying to connect to my Bebop over telnet. I successfuly did this by turning my drone on, and then clicking the power button 4 times after the initial light flashes.
I was able to get the GPS flight data, but I believe I went a little too far with my customizations and now I cannot factory reset the Bebop. I added these scripts to the `/bin/onoffbutton` directory and followed the instructions. I even copied the existing `onoffbutton` contents to a `onoffbutton_backup` directory.
However, I believe in that repo there is a `verylongpress_0.sh` file that has overriden the default `verylongpress_0.sh` file. Now upon holding down the Bebop's power button for 10seconds, the bebop does not factory reset. I am no longer able to access the Bebop over telnet either. I have connected to the Bebop via an FTDI cable and looked at the output. When I hold down the power button for 10seconds (expecting a factory reset) I instead get:
Code:
boxinit: untracked pid 1245 'longpress_0.sh' exited <--- interesting as this should be verylongpress_0.sh
boxinit: untracked pid 1244 'BLDC_Test_Bench' exitedEven more annoying is I can no longer turn the Bebop off by pressing the power button. Instead I have to remove the battery pack...
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can fully factory reset this Bebop so I can get Telnet access again? I have tried upgrading the device over ftp on port 51 - yet I'm unsure that it actually is working ( the upgrade file is removed after I restart the Bebop), but the firmware version does not change when I access the FreeFlightPro app.
I would really appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this. I'm a software developer by profession and am fine with some complexity when told where to look.
