This question is a based on of a support ticket due to more knowledge persons from ST may answer this on the forum. Hope someone can help.Any specific reason to use this type of LVDS connector instead of 40pin FPC ? (less costly connector and cable,...
Found the cause and solved. what happened was:1. Plugged the host PC only into the STLINK USB-C. with SW1 set to 1, the device booted from EMMC and debug data was shown on USB UART. Assumed based on the MPU running, it would be enough power for the D...
Hi,Is there a guide out there to get a serial terminal set up with the STLinux "Starter" package on the STM32MP257F-DK up and running ? i.e what settings to use to connect, any needed hardware/connections/cables etc ?
hi st team my environnement i use that : virtual box / ubuntu 24.0.0 / git 2.43.0 and repo 2.52i follow this wiki https://wiki.stmicroelectronics.cn/stm32mpu/wiki/STM32MPU_Distribution_Package_for_Android when i execute "repo sync" i have error on a...
When will this product be available in retail ? The ECO system already supports this board but there is no STMICRO hardware, except the EV board.
[1] Why is the STM32MP257 called STM32 and not STM64 :) for 64 bit ?[2] What is the reason the board uses as display output LVDS instead of the 4 lane MIPI and/or RGB888 ?
Hello,I was able to make the SDL2 library works with KMSDRM with kernel 5.15 Kirkston but with kernel 6.6 Scarthgap it doesn't work. I also configured the kmsdrm to work in the .bbappend file since I am using Yocto. I can see from the log.configure t...
Hi,I am debugging STM32MP2 via JTAG and would like to access a process via DAP. I believe it is possible via the Debug Domain CID (DDCID)that is mentioned in this URL:https://wiki.st.com/stm32mpu/wiki/Resource_Isolation_Framework_overview Unfortunat...
Hello,I use SDL with X11 for now but I want to use it directly with kms/drm kernel driver. I run basic_splash_drm and it works.I don't know how to configure sdl to work together with kms/drm, somebody use it in this way ?Regards,Adrian
Hello, at a glance the 40 Pin GPIO on the STM32MP257F-DK appears to be matching the Raspberry Pi standard, is this correct ?