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Hello all, I am attempting to mount a set of three S25FL128L FLASH devices on a NUCLEO-F767ZI board using the library micropython_eeprom . All seems to go well until I attempt to mount the devices, and then receive an error code 19, "No such device". Code as follows: >>> import os >>> from machine i...

So I finally got this working. You were right - it was the GCC version that was causing problems. I am running Linux Mint 19.3. The repositories point to the version 6.3 which was installed using the apt-get install for the factory PPAs... It seems that .debs aren't available for versions past 9.2, ...

I seem to have a different version of the compiler:
Is this a likely source of the problem?

Thank you for the reply jimmo. I also used the latest code from github and followed the instructions exactly. The build worked fine for the NUCLEO-F767, but I keep getting this error with the NUCLEO-H743. I used the default compiler specified, arm-none-eabi-gcc . The steps I used are as follows: git...

I followed the instructions provided in the readme file of the repository. All went well until I hit the linker. I received this message: LINK build-NUCLEO_H743ZI/firmware.elf arm-none-eabi-ld: build-NUCLEO_H743ZI/firmware.elf section `.eth_buffers' will not fit in region `RAM_D2' arm-none-eabi-ld: ...

Hello fellow micropythoners, I am attempting to incorporate the current microWebSrv2 module into the latest micropython build. We are using the NUCLEO-F767ZI board. Threading has been enabled in /ports/stm32/mpconfigport.py . Module microWebSrv2 has been frozen into the build by including the follow...

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I did successfully build for the NUCLEO-F767ZI and load running code, but when attempting to build for the NUCLEO-H743ZI I ran into a similar problem. The RAM_D2 overflowed by 805289984 bytes and was also unable to fit the .eth_buffers. My request for he...

Greetings, After a substantial hiatus from software development I am attempting to implement the STM32H743 for a new application. Micropython seems to be an excellent option and hoped to test this on the NUCLEO-H743ZI2 board. I followed the instructions provided in the readme file of the repository....