stlink with STM32MP157C-DK2 on macos has not tty serial port
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‎2019-04-21 1:28 AM
Hi, everyone, I use STM32MP157C-DK2 on my macos(Mojave) laptop. I saw other threads the stlink can not install some driver on macos. but I can not see any /dev/tty.* device, Does I missing some config thing?
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‎2019-04-26 6:54 AM
Hi Steve,
Quick test have been made on macOS Mojave 10.14.2
- Connect a DK2 out of the box (ST-Link version V2J32M22)
- a new tty appear as /dev/tty.usbmodem14202 (tested with two DK2, same number)
- use "screen -L /dev/tty.usbmodem14202 115200 –L
- got the Linux prompt and able to interact with
So issue seems to come from your Laptop/MacOs setup.
Please keep us posted when you will fix it.
Thx and BR
Olivier
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‎2019-04-24 8:21 AM
Hi
Did you get and install the latest version of STSW-LINK007 ?
Olivier
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‎2019-04-24 9:28 AM
Hi, Olivier
I had install the STSW-007 package. And upgrade firmware version to V2J33M25 with stlink, the type is STM32 Debug + VCP. When the upgrade finished, it also doesn't serial port in macos.
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‎2019-04-26 4:40 AM
Hi Steve,
This version was fully validated with High Sierra.
Maybe something has changed around Virtual Port support in Mojave we are not aware of.
This has been escalate internally for verification.
I will keep you posted here.
BR
Olivier
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‎2019-04-26 6:54 AM
Hi Steve,
Quick test have been made on macOS Mojave 10.14.2
- Connect a DK2 out of the box (ST-Link version V2J32M22)
- a new tty appear as /dev/tty.usbmodem14202 (tested with two DK2, same number)
- use "screen -L /dev/tty.usbmodem14202 115200 –L
- got the Linux prompt and able to interact with
So issue seems to come from your Laptop/MacOs setup.
Please keep us posted when you will fix it.
Thx and BR
Olivier
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‎2019-05-14 7:51 PM
Hi OliverG,
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Thanks for your reply. I use Mojave 10.14.4. And I still not find the serial port.Maybe my laptop has some issue. Thanks again!
