2024-03-29 12:26 PM
Hello.
I encounter this problem when creating a project with STM32CubeIDE. How can I solve it.
2024-03-29 12:32 PM
2024-06-01 7:49 AM
Hi, I have also been having this problem. I installed version 1.15.1 and I tried to create a new stm32 project and I got this exact error.Were you ever able to resolve it? I saw the same issue in some other threads, but none of those solutions worked.
2024-06-03 1:27 AM
Yes, I solved. I even shared it on linkedin.
2024-06-08 7:29 AM
Thank you so much! Earlier, I had tried using my phone's mobile hot spot like you suggested and it did not work. But, I tried again today, and it worked!
2024-06-08 7:34 AM
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2025-02-18 6:45 AM
Hello!
I think you have fixed the problem by now. But maybe someone who has the same problem will be interested.
I had a similar problem when I tried to install the SMT32G474 package.
After I moved the folder for the firmware repository from my user directory to a general directory on the C disk, the problem no longer occurred.
You can find the settings under: [Help/Connection & Updates] and the [Updater Settings] tab in the dialog.
In the [Firmware Repository] section, I set the directory to
C:\Local\Tools\STMicroelectronics\STM32Cube\Repository
But all other generally accessible directories without spaces(?) should work.
It was then possible to install the packages.
With kind regards,
Timo
2025-02-18 3:56 PM - edited 2025-02-18 3:58 PM
Windows now has symbolic links. So instead of moving stuff to C:\Local\Tools\STMicroelectronics\STM32Cube\Repository you can create a symlink to the "repository", that has a good name. Enter this name into CubeIDE or MX settings. Now you can access the "repository" by either name.
Well, Local\Tools\STMicroelectronics\STM32Cube would be real directories, and 'Repository' would be a symlink created in the latter directory.