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Open source Python library for programming and debugging Arm Cortex-M microcontrollers
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STM32H753 binary fails to run #1696

Open Dillonmcewan opened 4 months ago

Dillonmcewan commented 4 months ago

I'm attempting to flash a very basic LED blinky app onto a NUCLEO-H753ZI. When I flash the board with pyOCD I see output indicating the flash was successful: Erased 131072 bytes (1 sector), programmed 54272 bytes (53 pages), skipped 0 bytes (0 pages). But the app doesn't appear to start even after issuing a reset command. I started stepping through the code and it appears to hit a hard fault somewhere during RCC init. The weird thing is that if I flash the same binary using probe-rs it runs without any issue, which makes me believe there's some problem in the flashing process itself rather than the binary.

pyOCD version: 0.36.0 CMSIS pack: Keil.STM32H7xx_DFP version 3.1.1

nattgris commented 3 months ago

You should be able to use the builtin target stm32h743xx which is the same chip but without crypto peripherals. I've found its flash loader to be working, compared to the CMSIS pack version, which corrupts the flash with high probability.

However note my https://github.com/pyocd/pyOCD/issues/1700#issuecomment-2162965594 that I think the sector sizes are specified incorrectly for that target. I'll send a PR with a fix, perhaps you can assist in testing it on a H753?

Dillonmcewan commented 3 months ago

Thanks @nattgris, using the built-in target seems to work. I'd be happy to help with testing if you link the PR.

nattgris commented 3 months ago

Great, #1703 is changing the sector sizes and should (still) work for your chip. Not sure if the incorrect sector size actually posed a problem, could depend on whether doing chip or sector erase.

I also noticed by just using that H743 target unmodified on my H750, that it was constantly reported by pyocd commander to be in security locked state, due to a bug in parsing the RDP value. Is that something you noticed with the builtin target? It should be fixed in my PR.

Dillonmcewan commented 3 months ago

Got some time to test this today. I was able to flash my H753 with the stm32h750xx target several times without any issues.

I also checked the h743 target and did not see the same issue with getting stuck in a security locked state