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STM32F767ZI: v1.6.1 broke support for STM32F7xxx (2MB flash version) #1092
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@domingguss As I can see from the log the develop branch is being used. I'm right? |
@Ant-ON hi, I tried i took the liberty to log the used value together with the printf(STLINK_VERSION) as u can see, to make sure it was my forked and changed version.
P.S: btw - it is running inside a docker-container that is being run by Gitlab CI/CD on.our own Gitlab Runner to automatically flash en run various tests. |
@dobromyslov No, no need significant increase. |
unfortunately, also no success:
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@domingguss Your MCU firmware (already flashed) may be using an MPU or something similar. You may try add disable MPU to flash_loader.c. Something this before 'Setup core':
Complete erasing of the microcontroller before flashing can also help. |
@Nightwalker-87 Most likely it closes by #1113 |
Closed by #1113. |
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I'm now diffing the logs, maybe you haven't tested it with this rare 2MB Flash version we are using?
Because I also need to flash F3s which now have a different bug (verification failed) that might be fixed in the latest version, I wanted to try the latest version, but this brings me further from home.. Kinda stuck now...
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