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st-util returns "unknown chip id! 0" / STM32F429 #322
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I'm facing the same problem in Mac OS X. |
The problem is Nutx specific. Have a look here: http://www.nuttx.org/doku.php?id=wiki:howtos:jtag-debugging |
Could some of you verify it still exists with |
I still get this after checking out latest master and copy-pastaing all text from the readme:
P.S. There doesn't seem to be a |
@kubark42 yes I know about I'm trying to dig up the chipid RM0090 states:
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@xor-gate Crap, I was trying to update this before anyone got a chance to respond. I hadn't realized I was using an STM32F4Discovery board that still had its jumpers in place. It's no surprise that this was a GIGO situation. This result should make you happier: STM32F427
STM32F429
So I can confirm that I'm not seeing the problem on an STM32F429Discovery while using OSX 10. |
Yeah, those things happen. Still we are error-creating-humans 👍. Thanks for testing. I have cross-referenced about the commandline arguments and edited your post. @kubark42 basicly this means we can close this issue then? When there are still issues with |
@xor-gate Thanks for the understanding, and glad after sorting it out I could help test. It does indeed look like there is full st-link support for the STM32F42x chips. |
Great! |
Hello.
Board is STM32F4 Discovery kit for STM32F429
stlink build from 1.1.0 source
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