2024-02-15 05:12 PM
Whenever I set the SMPS Clock Mux to HSE /4 /2 = 4 I can save the project without errors but whenever I reopen the ioc file I get a warning that there is a clock issue that needs to be fixed. I go into the clock configuration and it's bee reset to HSI /4 /2 = 2 and marked in red as an error. If I click resolve clock issues it changes it to HSI /2 /2 = 4 but I want it to stay at HSE
Other projects I've created for the NUCLEO-WB55 board from the example selector use HSE /4 /2 =4 so I'm wondering if there is a setting that's conflicting. I just can't find it.
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2024-02-16 02:20 AM
Hello @nollstead
Thank you for having reported this. I've reproduced the issue, and I can confirm it.
I've escalated this issue for fix in the internal ticket number 173657.
(PS: Internal ticket number 173657 is not accessible or usable by customers).
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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2024-02-16 02:20 AM
Hello @nollstead
Thank you for having reported this. I've reproduced the issue, and I can confirm it.
I've escalated this issue for fix in the internal ticket number 173657.
(PS: Internal ticket number 173657 is not accessible or usable by customers).
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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2024-02-16 11:38 AM
Great thanks.
FYI - in case some additional information is useful for the internal ticket. I'm just learning STM32 development so I've been tinkering with a lot of settings. If I make a new project from scratch I don't seem to have this issue. In this one I'm sure I messed around with a few settings but reverted back. That's when the problem started - so I suspect there's a logic issue where something gets set and even when it's reverted back it doesn't recognize that.
In my case I'll just start a new project and should be able to move forward.
Hope that helps.