This release says plainly what skipping the panel overlay does, and adds a portable Windows build.
Fixed
- "Skip the overlay" no longer promises a default that does not exist. The option read "Use default overlay (skip)", but the image ships no panel overlay, only a README, so skipping writes none. On most consoles that means a black screen at the first boot, which is what one user got on an original R36S. The option and its hints now say so, in every language: skip only if you will copy your own
mipi-panel.dtbointo the card'soverlaysfolder yourself. Generate it at https://arch-r.io/overlay-generator/.
New
- Portable Windows build. Most people use the flasher once or twice, so an installer was more than they needed.
Arch.R.Flasher_1.3.10_x64-portable.exeruns without installing anything (Windows 10 and 11 already have the WebView2 it needs).
Downloads
- Windows:
Arch.R.Flasher_1.3.10_x64-portable.exe(no install), or the installerArch.R.Flasher_1.3.10_x64-setup.exe(or the.msi) - Linux:
.AppImage,.debor.rpm
Windows Defender may flag the installer as Wacatac.B!ml; it is a false positive on unsigned installers and has been reported to Microsoft. Installed copies of 1.3.9 offer this update on their own.