Getting "Cannot access memory at address" error when trying to follow NUCLEO-N657X0-Q tutorial

[willisk]

I tried to follow this tutorial: How to build an AI application from scratch on the... - STMicroelectronics Community , could not figure out how to enable NPU RIF, so i skipped it. I tried to debug using the FSBL main.c, the blue led did turn on, but i got the error in the screenshot when trying to launch application in FSBL main.c. Project: willisk0612/nucleo-getting-started

[willisk]

@erna23 Thanks for the answer. Do you have any idea why Appli debugger got stuck in inference?

[silpiode]

@williskI’m not sure if this will fix the issue, but please check the following:

In .ioc → Middleware → X-Cube-AI → Configuration → Network,
make sure that Analyze is enabled.

If it’s not enabled, please re-import the AI model and enable it.

After re-importing the AI model, the clock settings may change.
Go to RCC → Power Regulator and set it to 0.

Once all these settings are complete, delete the NPU file that was imported into the Appli project, and then re-import it.

If all the above steps have been completed, please try uploading Network.hex to the board again.

[willisk]

@silpiode  I still didnt get it to work. I have kinda given up on STM32CubeIDE, i am constantly getting stuck generating code for 30 minutes, and run into out of memory errors all the time, and endless amount of bugs. Good news is that i got this working: willisk0612/edgeimpuse-nucleo-stm32n6 . Edge Impulse supports importing tflite files, and exporting them as ST Neural ART. Edge Impulse devs also recently added NUCLEO-N657X0-Q support. I got it working effortless, without fighting against the eclipse IDE. It requires some manual coding instead of ioc files, but it was worth it for my case.