[Carmine Noviello]

Allora, il test con la F3 non dovrebbe essere significativo, perché se non erro la F3 ha un’interfaccia ST-Link V2 e non V2.1 come la Nucleo. Quindi in questo momento sono associati driver diversi.

Se i driver ST sono installati correttamente sulla parte sinistra di Zadig dovresti trovarti WinUSB (v1.1.0.0), come mostrato sotto:

Se, invece ti appare un altro driver, procedi così:

1. Vai nel Device Manager di Windows (dove si elencano le periferiche).
2. Trova l’interfaccia ST-Link Dongle o qualcosa di simile
3. Disinstalla i driver
4. Disconnetti la Nucleo
5. Riconnetti la Nucleo ed installa i driver ufficiali ST-LINK di ST

I driver di ST vanno bene anche con OpenOCD, a patto che il FW della ST-LINK sia 2.24 o superiore (evita il 2.26 che ha un bug serio – dovrebbero aver rilasciato il 2.27).

Fammi sapere.

[Carmine Noviello]

Ciao,
se prima andava con OpenOCD ed ora non va più, certamente c’è un problema con i driver. Io non ho grandissima esperienza di Windows, perché non ci lavoro sopra. Mi faresti una capture di cosa ti dice l’utility Zadig? Inoltre, hai aggiornato il firmware della scheda? Di che scheda stiamo parlando?

[Carmine Noviello]

Remove the file system/src/stm32f4xx/stm32f4xx_hal_timebase_tim_template.c from the Eclipse Project. The HAL is changed and I’ve to document that.

[Carmine Noviello]

Hi,
Unfortunately I discovered this post right now (I’ve an issue with some emails that goes in the SPAM).

The LeanPub platform works so that once you buy the full book you receive all the updates for free. LeanPub is a sort of crowdfunding platform for books. The book covers about 13 chapters at the moment. You can download the full TOC from here:

http://www.carminenoviello.com/mastering-stm32-toc.pdf

[Carmine Noviello]

Hi,
This usually happens when the MCU type is not defined at project level. The console log you have posted seems to confirm this at line 34.

Check if you have defined the right MCU type macro in the Project Settings->C/C++Build->Settings->Cross ARM C Compiler->Preprocessor section (refer to Figure 17).

Let me know if it solves.

[Carmine Noviello]

I have to check if I have wrongly reported the filename or in Ubuntu it’s stlink.conf.

[Carmine Noviello]

Hi Louis.
Thank you for reporting this feedback.

I haven’t tested instructions on other Linux distros, so this feedback can help other people using Debian.

[Carmine Noviello]

Hi Adam,
Thank you for your suggestions.

Since several of you have asked me to add a reference to the pin-out for all Nucleo boards, I’m going to add a dedicated appendix in the next release of the book.

Carmine

[Carmine Noviello]

Hi MGeo,
Thank you for your feedback.

I’ll do some tests, but as far as I know, ConEmu is just a terminal console and it shouldn’t interfere with the underlying OS.

However, it’s true that the Zadig utility can do a mess with the drivers. I’ve to better explain that part.

Carmine

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