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Using STM32L496VGY problems debugging easy project

M4R10
Associate III

Hello all,

In a custom board I wrote a very simple code using stm32cube.

When I start debugging it shows this message

"Break at address "0x1fff1d66" with no debug information available, or outside of program code."

After that I see the cursor in main at HAL_Init();

If a press F10 it don't go in the next line SystemClock_Config(); and the PC is in 0x1fffxxxx.

I tried to debug the same code in a nucleo stm32l496zg board and it works fine.

What can be the problem?

PS: we leaved vdd12 floating because not used but I'm not sure that it is correct

Any help will be apriciated

Thanks in advance

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Mario

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Is BOOT0 pulled low in the design?​

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M4R10
Associate III

yes, in the beginning with a 10kohm and then with 100kohm but nothing has changed

M4R10
Associate III

Can someone confirm that put vdd12 floating is correct?

Thanks

AScha.3
Chief II

if no external SMPS is used, vdd12 floating is correct.

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M4R10
Associate III

Ok many thanks.

I think we found the problem.

We did the design with STM32L496VGP, but in the board we found STM32L496VGY.

"Y" instead of "P" means some pins (including boot) in different position.

Unfortunately they send us the wrong cpu and nobody saw that before solder the boards..... and in this period this is a very big problem :( because found available material is complicated

Hope this could help others to not go in this situation