FWIW, I worked it out myself. Process was to update direct from 6.2.0_08 to 8.0_512. Upon rereading the upgrade steps, it appears as though you don’t need to strictly upgrade through each version.
In summary I set myself up with an FTP server, created a wyse/wnos folder and placed the firmware file from this site within. I then added a manually created wnos.ini file with the following content
Autoload=2
Signon=0
FactoryDefault=Yes
I then booted the V10L and manually configured the file server with IPaddress/wyse as the host server/path.
After upgrading I did note I was presented a message regarding my memory configuration not being support, but I did some research which indicated the the message was benine. So I checked the check box to suppress this message from showing again in future and all seems to be working well.
I think I have partially worked out what I have to do to update the firmware on my units and that is do the update through FTP. But as I understand it I need at least a version 7.x of the firmware to step up to before I can go to a version 8.x. Does anybody know where this can be found?
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