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HElah.1
Associate
Nov 3, 2020 5:59 AM UTC
Question

StartTeraTermL5 shortcut does not open any window

When it does not open any window, as it is mentioned in TFM_Homework.pdf, what can I do instead to know the board (STM32L5) is ready for "STM32 Security Workshop PSA-TFM"?

I didn't see the windows in the attachments.

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    Frantz LEFRERE
    ST Technical Moderator
    Nov 3, 2020 6:44 AM UTC

    First insure the STM32L5 Nucleo is plugged on you PC ( and insure you don't have any other ST board connected).

    Then you can check in Windows device manager in Ports(COM &LPT) -> You should see a STLink Virtual com port.

    You can open a command windows and type those command :

    cd c:\STM32SecuWS\Tools\teraterm\

    StartTTPL5.bat

    You should see some trace.

    If it's still not working, let me know and I will set up a short team meeting to help you.

    HElah.1
    HElah.1Author
    Associate
    Nov 3, 2020 6:59 AM UTC

    Thank you, I have done it after asking the question, then I attach this window for you.

    You can see also my device manager in this attachment. I have done everything like the pdf.

    Frantz LEFRERE
    ST Technical Moderator
    Nov 3, 2020 7:18 AM UTC

    You issue is link to the fact windows doesn't found mode command.

    Could you check this is present on your PC ?

    In a command windos:

    dir C:\windows\System32\mode.com

    If it's present, check you windows Path variable to insure the "C:\windows\system32" is present .

    An other workaround would be to put the absolute path in the 2 following scripts

    C:\STM32SecuWS\Tools\teraterm\StartTTPL5.bat

    and

    C:\STM32SecuWS\Tools\teraterm\StartTTPL4.bat

    change line 25 :

      FOR /F "tokens=4 USEBACKQ" %%F IN (`C:\windows\system32\mode ^| find " COM"`) DO (

    HElah.1
    HElah.1Author
    Associate
    Nov 3, 2020 8:32 AM UTC

    Thank you so much. The second one was my problem. "C:\windows\system32" was not in Path.

    Sorry for taking your time. It was maybe my third question in internet forums all my life, because there is always the answer, when I search for it, but as there were not too many days to the workshop, I was in a hurry to make sure about everything.

    Sorry again.

    Have a nice day.

    Frantz LEFRERE
    ST Technical Moderator
    Nov 3, 2020 8:34 AM UTC

    No problem at all, you're welcome. I hope you will enjoy the workshop !

    HElah.1
    HElah.1Author
    Associate
    Nov 3, 2020 8:39 AM UTC

    Thank you. That is definitely a very useful workshop.