Isn't that the only way to downgrade the app to a previous version?Why do you want to root your phone ?
If downgrading/upgrading didn't work, you should uninstall fully the app, clearing data. If you want to keep your flight logs, you should first sync all of them with DJI cloud before deleting data.
Reinstalling the app will also make the new firmware to be downloaded again.
Some said that using an IOS device helped them to finish the update.
Some other said that upgrading step by step 0100 - 0300 - 0400 worked better than 0100 - 0400 directly.
Probably having minimum wifi activity around could be better. The Spark and its RC don't seems to be that clever is selecting the most quit wifi channel and for the RC there is no choice possible.
There is a lot of guessing with these upgrades as normally it should be just straight forward.
No need to root, just allow other source in the phone settings, uninstall and install from the apk.Isn't that the only way to downgrade the app to a previous version?
This worked for me! Thanks!Maybe just this: to install an app directly, not through Google Play Store, you need to enable in the phone settings / security / Unknown sources. Don't forget to disable it after you install that specific apk.
Thanks! It worked!No need to root, just allow other source in the phone settings, uninstall and install from the apk.
Yep, similar problem with my RC last week.I had exactly the same problem with my Samsung 8+. I retried the update with my Iphone 6+ and it worked. This is just ridiculous that the firmware update that is REQUIRED won't work on an Android.
A simple google can find android users a link to 4.1.5 and an explanation for the failure. I'm a brand new Spark owner, Android only, and I had the problem solved w/in 5 minutes of googling about it. I think people just panic before even looking for a solution to problems.Yep, similar problem with my RC last week.
Tried for the best part of a full day trying with my Samsung galaxy S8....same problem, beeping and stuck on 5%.
Got home and tried it on my ipad air 2 and it worked first time!
I feel for all the people out there who only have android and no apple products to try it on.
Yep, ridiculous indeed!
Thanks
Allan
Brand new Spark owner also.A simple google can find android users a link to 4.1.5 and an explanation for the failure. I'm a brand new Spark owner, Android only, and I had the problem solved w/in 5 minutes of googling about it. I think people just panic before even looking for a solution to problems.
Brand new Spark owner also.
I was under the impression that because the latest firmware update was mandatory, i wouldn't have been able to downgrade to 4.1.5.
Maybe i should've googled it also ha ha!
Yeah totally agree.4.1.5 is in reference to the android app version. The current version on the android market is 4.1.8 and it won't upgrade firmware properly. You'll get the latest firmware installed onto your drone using 4.1.5 (or probably any previous app version).
The really flabbergasting thing about this though is that DJI hasn't released a new version of the app on the Android market yet. There's no waiting period or anything like the apple app store has, so I can't fathom why they didn't instantly release a fix when the problem started. It boggles the mind.
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