How do I manually flash my Octupus after a failed flash?

[hasty zinc]

Currently getting error:

This is frequently caused by running an older version of the
firmware on the MCU(s). Fix by recompiling and flashing the
firmware.

Your Klipper version is: v0.12.0-114-ga77d0790-dirty
MCU(s) which should be updated:
mcu: Current version v0.12.0-25-g99d7af87
Up-to-date MCU(s):
<none>

All guides point to http://ratos.local/configure?step=1 which doesn't work

[spare jewel]

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[still crow]

All guides point to http://ratos.local/configure?step=1 which doesn't work
what do you mean by this?

[hasty zinc]

this opens an empty RatOS screen

maybe because I'm still running v1?

or dont' have any configurator addon

[still crow]

yeah, that version isn't supported anymore. You should move to ratos 2.x

[hasty zinc]

has all documentation for v1 been removed?

that seems a bit premature 😦

[still crow]

it was deprecated last May...

[hasty zinc]

I don't print that much, much am stuck now

Can you help me with the cmd line to flash it manually?

[still crow]

you're not stuck, the path is to upgrade to ratos 2.0

[hasty zinc]

Oh I will, but can't at the moment

[still crow]

why not?

[hasty zinc]

for one because I have very little time now and can't even find how

this seems like a lot of work
RatOS v2 is not backwards compatible with RatOS v1, you will have to reflash your Raspberry Pi and start over with a new configuration template. Use your old printer.cfg for reference values.

never mind... fixed it using sd