Openbootloader STM32 mcu Host
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‎2025-01-17 3:28 AM - edited ‎2025-01-17 3:29 AM
I see ST released long awaited Code for their bootloader compatible with STLINKV3+CubeProgr/CubeCLI...
What about the Host side?, a STM32 hosting the bootloader process for another STM32, standalone.
Any links or fingers pointing to people putting effort into this Bootloader Hosting stuff would be appreciated.
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‎2025-01-21 2:17 AM
For the moment we haven't example that meet your application.
Please refer to the AN3154 to develop your bootloader host using CANBUS.
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‎2025-01-17 6:16 PM
> STM32 hosting the bootloader process for another STM32, standalone
Try to port relevant code from OpenOCD ?
Try a ready solution for standalone programming of STM32s. Segger offers products of this type.
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‎2025-01-18 10:50 AM
>>Try to port relevant code from OpenOCD ?
Wouldnt just read the relevant app note be easier than porting OpenOCD source code and slam it into a STM32?
>>Try a ready solution for standalone programming of STM32s. Segger offers products of this type.
im not following you here, as a part of the product im working on there is going to be a master canbus STM32, this master needs to be able to update firmware of all nodes.
Does segger offer source code maybe under license? im going to look into that
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‎2025-01-21 1:01 AM
Hello @Javier1
The host for OpenBootloader is the same as bootloader. It is the STLINK V3 + STM32Cube programmer.
It supports I2C, SPI and UART. FDCAN and I3C are not supported by STM32Cube programmer.
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‎2025-01-21 1:51 AM
Maybe i did not explained myself clearly, i want to put the same STLINK V3 + STM32Cube programmer functionality inside one of my STM32.
Ive done this kind of arquitecture in the past, but this time i want to keep Booting compatibility with STLINK V3 + STM32Cube, this makes manufacturing and installing way easyer.
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‎2025-01-21 2:17 AM
For the moment we haven't example that meet your application.
Please refer to the AN3154 to develop your bootloader host using CANBUS.
Saket_Om
