I feel somewhat dumb here. Could someone tell me how to flash MicroPython to a STM32H743-Nucleo board?
Make produces the files firmware.dfu, firmware.hex, firmware0.bin and firmware1.bin.
Which of those do I have to flash, and how?
I tried copying any of them to the virtual drive of the integrated ST-Link debugger, but none produced any results.
Could anybody give me a hint?
Thanks in advance.
[STM32H743] How to flash
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Re: [STM32H743] How to flash
You may using "STM32 ST-Link Utility" to flash bin/hex file to Nucleo board.
Re: [STM32H743] How to flash
Thanks for your answer. It seems to be only available for Windows. Is there something similar for Linux?
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It's been a while since i played with stm32 boards but i remember that i needed a jtag device and openocd [1] to flash and debug the firmware, but it's been 5-6 years ago. Maybe there are other ways of flashing the board in the meantime.
[1]: http://openocd.org/doc/html/Flash-Programming.html
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Re: [STM32H743] How to flash
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[quote=kak post_id=31225 time=1540228399 user_id=4401]
Thanks for your answer. It seems to be only available for Windows. Is there something similar for Linux?
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It's been a while since i played with stm32 boards but i remember that i needed a jtag device and openocd [1] to flash and debug the firmware, but it's been 5-6 years ago. Maybe there are other ways of flashing the board in the meantime.
[1]: http://openocd.org/doc/html/Flash-Programming.html
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Nucleo boards have built in ST-llink/V2-1 to program the target device, so no need jtag or opencd.
[quote=kak post_id=31225 time=1540228399 user_id=4401]
Thanks for your answer. It seems to be only available for Windows. Is there something similar for Linux?
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It's been a while since i played with stm32 boards but i remember that i needed a jtag device and openocd [1] to flash and debug the firmware, but it's been 5-6 years ago. Maybe there are other ways of flashing the board in the meantime.
[1]: http://openocd.org/doc/html/Flash-Programming.html
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Nucleo boards have built in ST-llink/V2-1 to program the target device, so no need jtag or opencd.
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Re: [STM32H743] How to flash
[quote=kak post_id=31216 time=1540218715 user_id=4401]
I feel somewhat dumb here. Could someone tell me how to flash MicroPython to a STM32H743-Nucleo board?
Make produces the files firmware.dfu, firmware.hex, firmware0.bin and firmware1.bin.
Which of those do I have to flash, and how?
I tried copying any of them to the virtual drive of the integrated ST-Link debugger, but none produced any results.
Could anybody give me a hint?
Thanks in advance.
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How were you able to "make" for STM32H743?
I am planning to buy one and use micropython.
I feel somewhat dumb here. Could someone tell me how to flash MicroPython to a STM32H743-Nucleo board?
Make produces the files firmware.dfu, firmware.hex, firmware0.bin and firmware1.bin.
Which of those do I have to flash, and how?
I tried copying any of them to the virtual drive of the integrated ST-Link debugger, but none produced any results.
Could anybody give me a hint?
Thanks in advance.
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How were you able to "make" for STM32H743?
I am planning to buy one and use micropython.