I'm facing an issue while trying to flash two FRDM-MCXW71 boards simultaneously using MCUXpresso IDE. Setup: Primary board: Connected via USB to the PC. Secondary board: Connected to the primary board via SWD (SWDIO, SWCLK, GND, RESET). Software: MCUXpresso IDE (latest ...
The J-Link is fast. Stepping through breakpoints and reading memory addresses is quick, as is programming the flash memory on the chips. Its real strength, though, is that it's so vendor and tool neutral. Most chip vendors today provde low cost (or free) tools, but they also lock you...
* The main control chip adopts STM32F205, without losing the firmware, the hardware is upgraded to the latest version of V9.4, and the firmware is upgraded automatically * Support standard JTAG interface and 2-wire SWD debugging interface. The speed can reach 20M(JTAG)/15M(SWD) per second...
Operating system an version: Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 LTS + a really out of date version of Debian) stlink tools version and/or git commit hash: v1.8.0 stlink commandline tool name: Tested against st-flash and st-info When there is no board connected to the programmer causing it to fail ...
* The main control chip adopts STM32F205, without losing the firmware, the hardware is upgraded to the latest version of V9.4, and the firmware is upgraded automatically * Support standard JTAG interface and 2-wire SWD debugging interface. The speed can reach 20M(JTAG)/15M(SWD) per second...
Install Build-Tool python -m pip install --upgrade ufbt Update Firmware to latest firmware if already installed Download Update ufbt update --channel=release Build App and flash firmware including the app to the flipper Flash Firmware to the Flipper ufbt flash_usb VSCode setup and build ...
Which version of the J-Link software are you using? Which tool do you use? (According to the lock output, my guess would be J-Flash) Best regards, Niklas Please read the forum rules before posting. Keep in mind, this is *not* a support forum...
In addition to being free and open source, OpenOCD also has a good support community. BUT, as with any other open-source tool, you could face bugs you may need to fix by yourself. It took me some time to understand how to make OpenOCD work and flash my MCU, and I...
Then I tried with the .hex file and nothing happend again. So my second approach was to use the ARM Flash programmer from USBDM, but It can’t Detect the Device: [No matching device] said: Hi Erich, I am using an ARM microcontroller MK20DX256VLH7, which is the processor that Teensy...
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs 3.1 Preparations Install wtptp.ko first on a native linux machine Note: SWDownloader also support non-empty flash programming, if you can make sure this board is flashed by SWDownloader last time , then you dont need to erase with XDB 3.2 How to Run 3.2.1 ...