2024-09-26 10:44 AM
Hi,
Today I received a new board from a distributor and used the Hands-On_WS_WBA55 example for initial tests. Everything worked fine. A few hours later, I reconnected the board to the USB board and wanted to flash the firmware. Since then I get the error message:
Error in final launch sequence:
Failed to start GDB server.
I have tried the usual procedures (plugging and unplugging, restarting the PC, reinstalling the driver), but unfortunately without success. I also have a NUCLEO-WBA52CG EVAL board and there are no problems with flashing.
Please help!
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2024-10-01 11:27 PM
Figured out how to flash my device. May or may not be helpful to you.
1. Jump IO Pins 5 & 7: This will pull up the BOOT0 Pin, allowing flash programming
2. Disconnect ST-Link. Unplug USB-C Cable
3. Reconnect ST-Link.
4. Program Device
5. Remove Jumper Between Pins 5 & 7
6. Disconnect and Reconnect ST-Link
These steps have allowed me to program my device, at the very least.
2024-09-30 02:03 AM
Today I tried another PC with Windows 11, but unfortunately I got the same results. But here in the details section is some more information, maybe that can help narrow down the problem.
2024-10-01 09:41 PM - edited 2024-10-01 10:24 PM
I am also having this issue with this board. In my case however, I am receiving a slightly different error message:
I have used a few Nucleo boards in the past and have never had this issue. I am thinking maybe debugging and flashing through st-link is disabled by default on this board or something of that nature.
Should also state that USB-C cable has data transfer capabilities(confirmed).
Additionally, when trying to program using STM32CubeProgrammer, am seeing this:
Clearly its recognizing my board, yet still having issues. Any help would be appreciated!
2024-10-01 11:27 PM
Figured out how to flash my device. May or may not be helpful to you.
1. Jump IO Pins 5 & 7: This will pull up the BOOT0 Pin, allowing flash programming
2. Disconnect ST-Link. Unplug USB-C Cable
3. Reconnect ST-Link.
4. Program Device
5. Remove Jumper Between Pins 5 & 7
6. Disconnect and Reconnect ST-Link
These steps have allowed me to program my device, at the very least.
2024-10-03 01:45 AM
Thank you! That was the right hint.
Now it works!