It’s definitely time to start a new thread for this.
Also, if you’re up for doing a few more tests (9 to be precise) we should be able to figure out exactly when this problem started, instructions follows:
- Make a copy of this spreadsheet: ProffieOS 6.x - 7.0 problem finder helper - Google Sheets
- Pick a line, close to the middle
- change the “outcome” from “?” to “testing” (so you remember which one you’re working on.)
- Click the download link on that line, it will download a ProffieOS zip file.
- Unzip the file, you’ll end up with a directory structure sort of like:
ProffieOS-2ba20bfece467ab310d9aaa63f8884cf504aaf1e/ ProffieOS-2ba20bfece467ab310d9aaa63f8884cf504aaf1e/ProffieOS.ino - Rename the middle directory to just ProffieOS, so you get:
ProffieOS-2ba20bfece467ab310d9aaa63f8884cf504aaf1e/ProffieOS/ProffieOS.ino - Open up the ProffieOS.ino file in Arduino, configure, compile and test.
- If it doesn’t compile, change the outcome to “compile error”, then go to the line above or below in the spreadsheet, then start over from step 3.
- If the fault is present, change the outcome to “faulty”
- If the fault is not present, change the outcome to “fine”.
- Find the area between the last “faulty” and the first “fine”, then select the line in the middle between them, then goto step 3.
After following these instructions 9 times (more if there are compile errors) you should end up with two lines next to each other, one that says “fine” and one that says “faulty”, and and that time, share the spreadsheet and post the link here, or in a new thread, and then I should be able to figure out exactly what’s going on.
Sorry for making this so much work, hopefully 9 tests is not too much.