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Senior
July 31, 2023
Question

ASTRA1B: Warning after programming: the core is locked up

  • July 31, 2023
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Hello,

I flashed this firmware on board:

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after programming it shows this:

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nothing is running.
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I found some disscussion about PCROP, my settings look like this:

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very appreciate any help.
Best regards

Danny

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IIRHO.1
ST Employee
August 1, 2023

Hello @Danny0007 and welcome to ST Community.

You can take a look to the parts 3.2.24 and 2.4.1 of the UM2237. Those can helpful for the locked core warning.

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Danny0007Author
Senior
August 2, 2023

Hello,

first of all, which core is locked? I was programming with STM32WB chip, so I think it should be this core. M4 or M0? The parts 3.2.24 and 2.4.1 of the UM2237 are commands specific for STM32WL

Associate
November 20, 2023

The problem was apparently due to a bad USB cable. I replaced the cable and the problem went away. I can now flash the device.

 

 

Associate
November 18, 2023

Hi,

I have a similar problem.

- Astra1b is attached to PC via ST-Link mini.

- Build the debug Logistics application example using CubeIDE.

- Erase the chip's memory using Programmer. Reread it back and it is all FF's.

- Flash the STM32WB on new ASTRA1B board using Programmer.

- Programmer indicates target is WB5x core, and not the WL5x LoRa core.

- Partway through flash the message "core lock up"  appears as depicted below.

- Reread the memory and it looks like the flash worked.

- The  chip does not do anything other than blink a yellow light next to USB connector, which is was doing before flash. No activity on virtual COM port.

- Setup used successfully to flash WL55JC Nucleo board.

Any ideas.

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