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Just like SweetPeas said, make sure you have the following right: - Your serial to usb is connected properly with TX->RX and RX->TX and your serial device is actually recognised by your OS (COM port or /dev/ttyUSB or something similar) - Make sure your GPIO00 pin is not pulled to low so you're not i...

Good to hear you're figuring it out! Your Eclipse might not be aware of where your binaries are and your environment variables. A quick search with "eclipse mkdir not found" took me to a eclipse forum where someone else had a similar problem: There is a difference between double-clicking on eclipse....

I am not all to sure about how you have things set up, but if st utility recognizes the board you should be ready to go. There's also something called STLink/STM32 Virtual COM port driver which is required for the COM port to appear in the device manager. You can find the link from ST to download it...

Okay, how is your build target configured in Eclipse? If I'm not mistaken, Eclipse might be bundling it's own make for building projects. You might well have ARM plugins and compiler installed, but that's not the issue here since it doesn't even get to the compilation process. You need mkdir (althou...

process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL, mkdir -p build-PYBV10/genhdr, ...) failed. Looks like your OS (probably Windows with MinGW/Cygwin) couldn't create a folder under the directory you ran make, I suppose it was stmhal? What OS are you running and what permissions do you have inside that folder? Can ...

You could try replacing all occurrences of the 'NTamd64' string in the inf file with 'NTamd64.6.3' so it targets windows 8.1 specifically. While that is a hack, it might actually work. But the inf file should already take care of that, I don't have a copy of it though. In the same article, there is...

Sounds like you selected a folder.
Did you click the "Have disk" button?

Once you did, navigate to the "pybcdc.inf" file and select that and not the folder it is located in.

That does look very good. Would be great in my fritzing projects!