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APM32F103CBT6/STM32F103CBT6 Mini Debugger
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Linux support #4

Open Jamie-BitFlight opened 4 months ago

Jamie-BitFlight commented 4 months ago

Hi, I see that the tool uses bat files and exe executables. Is there also Linux support for this device?

My use case is flashing hardware with new firmware builds automatically, so the firmware can be tested on that hardware automatically during development.

At the moment we use STlink-v3kit to flash the firmware onto the stm32 chip using a docker container that runs with the tty/COM ports from the host passed through. We have about 10 of these set up like this. And we get through about 2000 or more device firmware resets, erases, and firmware uploads a day.

This is functioning, but is unreliable, the stlink devices often hang and require a power cycle before they can be used again.

I would like to stress test these mini debuggers for reliability in our system.

If you can confirm they work fine via Linux, I can buy a few of the debuggers and share with you our experience.

Is this something I could work with you on doing?

WeActStudio commented 4 months ago

We suspect that there is a problem with your usb and there is a disconnection, which leads to this situation. Our stlink can run under Linux.

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Hi, I see that the tool uses bat files and exe executables. Is there also Linux support for this device?

My use case is flashing hardware with new firmware builds automatically, so the firmware can be tested on that hardware automatically during development.

At the moment we use STlink-v3kit to flash the firmware onto the stm32 chip using a docker container that runs with the tty/COM ports from the host passed through. We have about 10 of these set up like this. And we get through about 2000 or more device firmware resets, erases, and firmware uploads a day.

This is functioning, but is unreliable, the stlink devices often hang and require a power cycle before they can be used again.

I would like to stress test these mini debuggers for reliability in our system.

If you can confirm they work fine via Linux, I can buy a few of the debuggers and share with you our experience.

Is this something I could work with you on doing?

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