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<Tomaz Bracic> henrik_alser: Many thanks for this
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<Tomaz Bracic> : Many thanks for this.
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< (@ryan-summers:matrix.org)> Obligatory post of https://github.com/AirborneEngineering/blethrs, which is a TCP/IP bootloader. So you could use it OTA if you have any wireless IP stack, or modify it for e.g. BLE
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< (@adamgreig:matrix.org)> man, one day soon i'll rewrite that now we're moving to stm32h7, but it wasn't bad for a weekend hack in 2018 (and is still being used today!)
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< (@ryan-summers:matrix.org)> I'd love to see something using TFTP. I haven't had a need yet for OTA Rust apps, but I've done it tons for C/C++, but it seems like doing it in Rust could be pretty straight forward
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< (@ryan-summers:matrix.org)> Dunno how feasible making it platform-agnostic would be though, I know someone posted about that recently
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< (@CyReVolt:matrix.org)> TFTP? We're using HTTPS for LinuxBoot with u-root.org if that's interesting
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< (@ryan-summers:matrix.org)> HTTPS is incredibly more heavy weight than a lot of the things I develop on can support :P
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< (@CyReVolt:matrix.org)> I see, you're not working in Google, AWS or Meta data centers...
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< (@ryan-summers:matrix.org)> No, I've done far more battery-powered devices (i.e. medical implants, avionics cameras, etc). MB memory starts making me excited :P
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< (@CyReVolt:matrix.org)> (that's where that stuff is used in prod - and coming from - besides ByteDance and others)