Is it me, of have FW just released a new driver bundle for windows?
We have released a new version that fixes an installer issue with 24H2. There are no updated drivers.
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Please make shure to update the driver bundle on the website given in the instructions. I had massive problems getting the driver bundle started until i found this post. The official driver bundle at: Framework Laptop 13 BIOS and Driver Releases (AMD Ryzen™ 7040 Series) didnt work at all.
I’m downloading this file from the website tonight and finding an issue. The download has a SHA256: b73cca93087b866a037998fa057f6a45c02f3fba0597c6a5f27e30efb3a5813d
and is 71,717,172 bytes
Thanks,
David
can you please share any screenshots showing any error messages etc?
Hi,
I suggest you download the file again.
I just downloaded it, and the sha256 checksum matched the one starting with 55d7…
If I connect via a VPN it downloads fine. There’s some sort of network/ISP issue going on. I’ll report back if it’s relevant. Thanks
If you use curl.exe -JLO [url] from Windows, rather than wget from WSL, do you get a different result?
This is the same size some other folks are getting! That’s highly suspicious.
Can you add a couple of -v to the curl invocation? I wonder if it will report anything about the transfer…
EDIT: ah, it will produce too much output for you to capture.
Can you, in addition to adding -v -v, add 2>download_log.txt at the end and then upload download_log.txt?
I wrote out the full command, but Cloudflare protection is preventing me from sharing it 
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Log file based upon curl -vv
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looks like somehow cloudfront is losing its mind. No Range header in the request, but it’s returning a partial content response:
Response:
< content-range: bytes 809390900-881108071/881108072
< x-cache: Hit from cloudfront
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Indeed! Thank you.
It looks like one of the middle tiers cached a partial range response and is serving it as though it was the whole file.
I’ve passed this on to some folks who may be able to help. 
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