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The fix is waiting for Apple's approval. See this link for installing a TestFlight version.
https://bluefire-llc.com/boards/topic/263281/ios-app-crashing-repeatedly-after-1253-upgrade
Build 320 is out in TestFlight and is the production version with a few additional updates from build 319. See this link for the updated changes.
[url]Updated Changes [/url
When the production version is approved, you should install that. This TestFlight version will expire in 90 days.
If you are still on the road and can test a couple of updated versions, please let me know.
I use Microsoft Visual Studio to build and publish to Windows, Android, Amazon, and iOS.
Now, I need to find the culprit. It's either in the gauge software I use or the Microsoft software. The way to determine this is to run the App with the current version or build 318 (the version that crashes) and run the App connected with the Drive page showing for about an hour or whenever it crashes.
If the App runs fine with the Drive page, then the culprit is the gauge software. If the App crashes on the Drive page, then the culprit is the Microsoft software.
So if anyone out there can do this, I would appreciate it.
Good news!
Can you send me the App's Event Log (Settings/Send the Event Log)?
It's probably a Windows 10 issue with our ISP server. My guess is that they are blocking Windows 10 since it is no longer supported.
Here is the link to updating the firmware - https://bluefire-llc.com/adapter-firmware
When you try to update by pressing the update button, it comes back with a message that it cannot connect to the internet. I need that exact message.
Turnaround time is usually a day after receiving the adapter.
If build 319 crashes with your custom dash, run it again with the Drive page. Send me the event log after each test and let me know the status of each.
I need what the Firmware Update program shows. Send me a screenshot if you want. It may not be FTP.