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[STM32L496] Jumping from bootloader to user Application with RDP enabled doesn't work without going through a power cycle.

I'm currently testing the UART bootloader on a NUCLEO-L496ZG-P, the bootloader itself works fine and i've written a python script which can upload .bin files to the controller.The problemi'm having is that the product will need Readout Protection in ...

Janek1 by Associate II
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Resolved! Cannot Set DMA to Secure (CCRx SECM)

I'm attempting to configure peripherals in STM32CubeMX, but I'm getting error_handler calls from my DMA configuration for ADC1.All the necessary peripherals (DMA1 channel1, ADC1) are configured as secure in CubeMX, but when HAL_ADC_MspInit attempts t...

MBand.3 by Associate III
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from AWS IoT expansion package, ST use secure element STSAFE-A110. ST also provides middleware and SBSFU etc to support secure boot and AWS secure communication. My question is how difficult of using other secure element ATECC608A?

I think using other secure element should feasible, but not sure how difficult it is.As ST provides a set of tools like SBSFU etc middleware, may I know is that easy to change to support other secure element other than STFAFE-A110?

jiangpen by Associate II
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Resolved! How to see the return value of the CRC_CalcCRC();

hi here I am configure the CRC register of STM32f469IITx I am using the function CRC_CalcCRC(); to generate the crc for 32-bit data.i am not getting the crc please any one help me.uint32_t data=0xAAAAAAAA;uint32_t crcvalue=0x00000000;how i am using ...

Trinu by Associate III
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Resolved! SBSFU integration with stm32f407g-disc1 (stm32f407vgt6u)

Hello,The mentioned board utilizes usb otg communication through the USB connector. DM and DP pins are PA11 and PA12 which are directly connected from the mcu to the USB connector (no available GPIO pins). There is no usart or uart connected to the D...

AArzo.1 by Associate
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