FM9-Edit will automatically RANF itself when you load a new firmware version. But if it's a new beta of the same firmware (like this one is), the RANF won't happen by itself, and you need to kick it off manually.I must be missing something, because this happens automatically for me everytime I update firmware. I get a message that says "block definitions are mismatched" (or something) and then the block definitions are all read/synced. This is the same as RANF, isn't it?
It's never wrong to RANF. It won't hurt anything. Ever.Actually, I think I noticed that too, but to be safe I just RANF anyway, fool that I am.
You have to install the firmware…not just download itSo I just downloaded the new firmware. After restarting mine still says firmware 7. Shouldn't it say 8?
I had this same experience and thought I was missing something too because I've never had to kick off the RANF myself. Here's the deal:I must be missing something, because this happens automatically for me everytime I update firmware. I get a message that says "block definitions are mismatched" (or something) and then the block definitions are all read/synced. This is the same as RANF, isn't it?
Not really a tough crowd. One guy addressed the obvious first-attempt solution. Once you've been here a while, you'll see that some solutions to problems really are that simple and obvious.Whew! I suppose I need to be more exact with my words. I did download and install the firmware. Also, figured it out on my own. Seems like a tough crowd for newbies.![]()
Whew! I suppose I need to be more exact with my words. I did download and install the firmware. Also, figured it out on my own. Seems like a tough crowd for newbies.![]()
It doesn't with successive beta versions...I must be missing something, because this happens automatically for me everytime I update firmware. I get a message that says "block definitions are mismatched" (or something) and then the block definitions are all read/synced. This is the same as RANF, isn't it?