Embedded controller program version 1.36

This is a new Autoupdate server maintenance 19th October. Autoupdate server maintenance September. Release Notes NB-Designer 1.

This is a new functionality It allows you to easily program all NB-Designer is the programming Windows 7 was originally released to general market in October , and replaced by CX-Supervisor 3.

CX-Supervisor version 3. I was planning on switching to Windows for a bit anyway, as battery usage whilst suspended seemed a bit high and I wanted to compare. But I don't know anything about this, just googling and guessing! Hi, I have also a X1 nano, and it is reporting on the firmware update tab the 1. I guess it is better to wait until this is solved, right? Probably safest - though can you confirm what version your EC is at?

Feedback from the FW team is as long as you are at EC version 1. I've asked them to look at adding that limitation to the metainfo to prevent other users hitting the same problem Mark. My device manager is showing that my EC version is 1.

Any suggestions how to fix? This issue is closed due to inactivity. Feel free to re-open if new information is available. Skip to content. Star 7. New issue. Jump to bottom. Labels bug stale.

Copy link. This is thoroughly unsatisfactory. For, there is reason to think that the following is the case. All Mint users, and probably users of e. Debian, have an old version of your tool, that contains bugs, and those users cannot upgrade until their distos hit the next update cycle or deign to add the package.

Perhaps you should try to fix the flatpaks and snaps, presuming that the problem with those does indeed lie at your end. Thanks, but 1 I did thar some weeks ago. I have yet to have a response. Also, 2 I am unsure that the respective problem with the flatpak and the snap are the distro Mint's fault. Given there are reports of both snap and flatpak working properly across Ubuntu, Fedora and others I'm inclined to believe it's a mint problem or at least an SELinux problem.

Ubuntu doesn't use SELinux, they use Apparmor typically. You can try to turn off SELinux to see if that helps maybe. Well, thank you. I managed to get the flatpak installed without messing with Apparmor or SELinux.

But I see the following. I report this to you, as well as to Mint, in case it is a problem with your software.