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Reading of .hex files in stlink-gui differ from Windows Official ST-link Utility.
It seems to failed to interpret the first line of the file as an address offset.
Based on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_HEX, the first line must be read as start at 0x08000000.
On Arch Linux, the file become unusable (but the programming and writing are fine btw) and the result on the card is unpredictable.
On Windows the file is correctly parsed and the result is what I expect.
The .hex file in .txt (only a basic blink LED for my card): test2.txt
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stlink-gui
Reading of .hex files in stlink-gui differ from Windows Official ST-link Utility.
It seems to failed to interpret the first line of the file as an address offset.
Based on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_HEX, the first line must be read as start at 0x08000000.
On Arch Linux, the file become unusable (but the programming and writing are fine btw) and the result on the card is unpredictable.
On Windows the file is correctly parsed and the result is what I expect.
The .hex file in .txt (only a basic blink LED for my card):
test2.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: