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You should delete all the 4 pools AND insert new like the table I shared on this screenshot.
You should end with this:
For "COM" port, it is on your end so I cannot help you.
If you have only one target on your computer you can use Automatic detection, else you need to find which one correspond to the Virtual COM Port mounted by your target.
Based on your board, you should retrieve this kind of memory pools.
From ST Edge AI Developer Cloud, they are named as "POOL_<index>_<physical_mem_kind>" when in X-CUBE-AI they are named as pool<index>.
Could you please confirm that you can see the same memory pools as I show you on the screenshot above ?
Also, if possible could you please share with me your model and your IOC file to see what could be the issue ?
Best regards,
Yanis
Here are the memory pools I see from your IOC file:
My suggestion from the previous message in ST Community was to:
- Click on each row and press "Delete"
- Press "Insert" to add new memory pools
- Remove "ITCMRAM" memory pool (if you want to use it for your application)
You should have a table like the screenshot below:
After that, you may want to try again by:
- Perform automatic validation on target.
- Or by generating validation project and flashing it manually on the target with STM32CubeProgrammer
Best regards,
Yanis
You should delete all the 4 pools AND insert new like the table I shared on this screenshot.
You should end with this:
For "COM" port, it is on your end so I cannot help you.
If you have only one target on your computer you can use Automatic detection, else you need to find which one correspond to the Virtual COM Port mounted by your target.
