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Error in connection to STM32 after upgrading to CubeIDE 1.13.1

herbert
Associate III

Hello,

after upgrading from 1.12.1 to 1.13.1 I encounter the following problem when trying to download my (previously working fine) project onto STM32:

herbert_0-1692275629288.png

Any ideas?

regards
Herbert

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Rim LANDOLSI
ST Employee

Hello @herbert ,

Thank you for posting this issue.

At first, try to check the proxy settings following these steps:
- Under Window --> Prefenrences--> Network Connexion, activate Native provider
- Under Window --> Prefenrences--> Firmware Updater, click on Check Connection
don't forget Apply and Close, if the connection works.

Could you, also, try to:
- Power off the target board
- Disconnect the ST-LINK JTAG USB cable
- Re-connect it t the ST-LINK JTAG USB cable
- Power on the target board
- Check the debug configuration settings, such as the SWD/JTAG interface
- Start the GDB server with different port number

I hope this will help!


Thanks,
Rim

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RhSilicon
Lead

Try reverting back to version 1.12.1, this problem may be related to the ST-link frequency above 1000kHz.

ST-Link_error_MI_cmd.png

Rim LANDOLSI
ST Employee

Hello @herbert ,

Thank you for posting this issue.

At first, try to check the proxy settings following these steps:
- Under Window --> Prefenrences--> Network Connexion, activate Native provider
- Under Window --> Prefenrences--> Firmware Updater, click on Check Connection
don't forget Apply and Close, if the connection works.

Could you, also, try to:
- Power off the target board
- Disconnect the ST-LINK JTAG USB cable
- Re-connect it t the ST-LINK JTAG USB cable
- Power on the target board
- Check the debug configuration settings, such as the SWD/JTAG interface
- Start the GDB server with different port number

I hope this will help!


Thanks,
Rim

Hello @Rim LANDOLSI,

thanks, your tip to Check Connection with the Firmware Updater did set me to the right direction, as this also suggested to go to Help->Check for Target Selector Device Database Updates, which then did the trick for me and I was again able to connect to my STM32F411 board.

regards Herbert