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MQi.1
MQi.1
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September 10, 2020
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How to install STM32CubeIDE on Ubuntu?

  • September 10, 2020
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I found links here:https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeide.html

but, it doesn't work.

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Best answer by Julien D

Weird, I've been able to download the STM32CubeIDE Generic Linux Installer without troubles. This is actually my preferred one since it is the only installation procedure allowing self-update application. Other installation modes will stay on a fixed version. There are pros and cons to this depending on your needs.

The installation guide is under Resources / User Manuals / UM2563.

Once zip downloaded and extracted you get a .sh script file.

Make it executable (chmod +x ***.sh) and launch it from a terminal.

For Ubuntu, either:

sudo ./st-stm32cubeide_1.4.0_7511_20200720_0928_amd64.deb_bundle​.sh

or 

./st-stm32cubeide_1.4.0_7511_20200720_0928_amd64​.sh

The 2nd will ask you later to execute some install steps as sudo. This is required since STLink-Server, Udev rules for STLink/Jlink installation need to change some basic system settings.

HTH :)

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Julien D
Julien D
ST Employee
September 14, 2020

Well not exactly the same. Those are actually basic Unix mistakes with shell usage.

In short, when you enter a command, the shell does a lookup in paths declared in $PATH variable.

Since the current directory, aka '.' (dot) is never (or should never be) part of this variable, the shell returns 'command not found'.

See "echo $PATH" or 'env' to control what is in your environment.

To make it working I suggested you the simply use:

./st-stm32cubeide_1.4.0_7511_20200720_0928_amd64​.sh

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MQi.1
MQi.1Author
Senior II
September 16, 2020

I can see the icon now, and I could launch STM32CudeIDE there.​

https://ibb.co/9ystFMV

QuintinUmi
Visitor II
May 31, 2024

Hi MQi.1,

You may try

 

sudo chmod 777 st-stm32cubeide_1.15.1_21094_20240412_1041_amd64.sh

and use 'ls' to check if the install file turns green, and then use

sudo ./st-stm32cubeide_1.15.1_21094_20240412_1041_amd64.sh

 

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