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Regarding setup for uploading firmware #763
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If you don't have a need to compile, you could always load the binary firmware file directly with an stlink v2. Use the vesc_default.bin from here https://github.com/vedderb/vesc_fw_archive/tree/main/6.05/410_o_411_o_412 Once the firmware is loaded and your are able to connect, you can load the bootloader from the vesc tool. Detailed stlink instructions
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I tried this method but it disable my port from the hardware have you verified the steps |
Yes, I have done this many times when replacing STM32 chips. New chips obviously have no firmware/bootloader on them. 410_o_411_o_412 is the correct firmware for the design above. STM32CubeProgrammer is the new software to do this, but the ST-LINK Utility still works fine. You may find more help on this issue in the VESC Discord, it's pretty active. Seems like there may be hardware issues if the ST-LINK won't connect. https://discord.gg/JgvV5NwYts |
I have get the pcb from the website blog of 2015. which version was 4.12 in the blog it redirected to this git repository and i tried to follow the step given in readme file also in the blog below. i have tried the steps both in ubuntu and windows. In ubuntu i am not getting access to launchpad and in windows PS C:\Windows\system32\bldc> make arm_sdk_install
make: *** No rule to make target 'arm_sdk_install'. Stop. This is the error i am getting how to solve it and how to upload the firmware and bootloader to the pcb. Please give me some guidance to it
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