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The mtb4c project of the application does not work properly #507

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marcoaccame opened this issue Sep 2, 2024 · 2 comments
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The mtb4c project of the application does not work properly #507

marcoaccame opened this issue Sep 2, 2024 · 2 comments

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@marcoaccame
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marcoaccame commented Sep 2, 2024

During the activity of #494 we noticed that the mtb4c project of the application does not allow to download code to the target.
Further tests have shown that the produced binary when directly programmed w/ STlink onto the board prevents the mtb4c to execute. And the FirmwareUpdater does not program the binary.

It may be that the application project has some settings that produce the binary out of the allowed range of FLASH.

It is to be investigated further.

cc @simeonedussoni

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To be more precise:

  • the application can be flashed only on flash erased status
    • some times a failed to erase memory error is triggered
  • the bootloader is to be flashed after the application is flashed
  • after this sequence seems that the MTB4C works fine both with CANREAL and with the EMS under robotolgy environment

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On Tuesday Sept, 3 @simeonedussoni, @SanLordKevin and I thoroughly tested the mtb4c and concluded that it is all right:

  • compiled bootloader and application,
  • programmed FLASH w/ ulink pro and w/ stlink,
  • updated application w/ FirmwareUpdater using devel's binary and the freshly compiled one, both normal and w/ macro for 5th finger enabled.

So, everything is all right.

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