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Failed to validate a model on N6 target (using both CLI and CubeMX GUI)

Einstein_rookie_version
Associate III

Hello, me again.

So I tried to validate a file through cubeAI and ST Edge AI. But always stops by a build problem.

Here is what I do with the CLI:

I followed the Getting started - How to evaluate a model on STM32N6 board .

First I generated the things inside the right file. Its done without any problem.

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Then, Because I am using the Nucleo board, I used this command.

python C:\Appl\ST\STEdgeAI\2.0\scripts\N6_scripts\n6_loader.py --n6-loader-config C:\Appl\ST\STEdgeAI\2.0\scripts\N6_scripts\config_n6l.json

(I tried to use the normal one without --n6-loader-config but not working, also build error, so I tried this one)

 

And my json scripts are like this:

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However the out come is not right, build error:

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And it gives out a comic outcome: I dont know why it have such a error worning.

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By the GUI from CubeMX, the log is almost the same.

So I have no idea why, the only reason I can think of is that I dont have a Nucleo board validation program:

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As you can see here, it only have a DK board project, and the external Flash might and some other configurations might be different.

So could you help me check what is wrong? thanks a lot in advance.

And by the way if there is really a Nucleo Board validation project, could you please tell me where to find it?

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Julian E.
ST Employee

Hello @Einstein_rookie_version,

 

As of today, it is supported only using IAR, not gcc for the Nucleo board.

We are working on it to make it also compatible with gcc

 

Have a good day,

Julian

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Julian E.
ST Employee

Hello @Einstein_rookie_version,

 

As of today, it is supported only using IAR, not gcc for the Nucleo board.

We are working on it to make it also compatible with gcc

 

Have a good day,

Julian

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