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Front End for STM32H723 Bootloader

Niramas
Associate

Is there a simple Windows front-end app to load binaries into the 723 using it's native bootloader?  The alternative I guess would be to write a python app but if I can skip that work it would be great.

I am looking for something simple/focused.

Regards,

Mark

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mƎALLEm
ST Employee

Hello,

To load binaries I suggest to use STM32CubeProgrammer tool or maybe STM32CubeCLT.

Example, read this article:

How to use STM32CubeProgrammer to access the USART bootloader on my STM32 board

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I am only seeing 0's at address 0x1FF0_0000 on my Nucleo 723 board.  Shouldn't I see the bootloader code there ?  Do I need some secret sauce to view it?

You don't have to access to the bootloader region (0x1FF0 xxxx).

You need just to select one of the options available and follow the steps described by the article I shared:

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I meant reading memory from my J-Link debugger.....

Sorry I didn't understand what you want to do.

You are asking for a tool to upload app binaries using the ST bootloader. Does the information I provided not answer your request?

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It answers the bootloader part.  I just wanted to know why I cant see the code through ST-Link.