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- for LPC11U35 `progen generate -p lpc11u35_nrf52840_if -t make_gcc_arm -b` - for LPC55S69 (MCU-Link) `progen generate -p lpc55s69_nrf52840_if -t make_gcc_arm -b` use with lpc55s69_mculink_bl_crc.hex from v0257 release or pre-release
I was impressed by quick response to my issues https://github.com/microsoft/uf2/issues/53 and https://github.com/microsoft/uf2/issues/54 . That made me feel like making a small contribution which I present here.
Setting cmsis_dap.prefer_v1 in pyocd.yaml works fine. for example, like this. ``` cmsis_dap.prefer_v1: true ``` Specifying it in the command line has no effect. `-O cmsis_dap.prefer_v1=true` This is because [at this...
Using Keil.LPC4300_DFP.2.10.0.pack from Keil or Keil.LPC4300_DFP.2.8.0.pack from Arm both ends in failure. Errors may differ depending on what chip is being targeted. But its cause is the same. By looking...
`Datasheet` link on the official site https://www.bouffalolab.com/ leads to this repo. But the datasheet and the reference manual are located in the following repo. so it's a bit hard to...
Using an alternate firmware, you can use nanoDLA as a SWD Debug Adapter. It is a port of CMSIS-DAP, so openocd , pyOCD and probe-rs based Rust tool all work...
nanoDLA can be also used as a JTAG Adapter. (only JTAG , no SWD for now) operation confirmed with both v1.2 and v1.3 https://github.com/elfmimi/ixo-usb-jtag/releases/tag/v0.0.1%2B
No need to use **Zadig** anymore. With a new version of **fx2lafw** firmware which I put to the following location, WinUSB driver will be installed automatically by the means of...
https://github.com/KOBA789/keyboard-from-scratch/issues/2 を回避した場合、 Windows では 「このデバイスを開始できません。 (コード 10) レポート記述子がバイト配列ではありませんでした。」 というメッセージが表示されデバイスが正しく動作しません。
VID&PID が idVendor: 0x0483, idProduct: 0x5710, となっていますが、このデバイスIDですと Windows では異なるデバイス用のドライバがダウンロードされて割り当てられてしまいます。 .inf ファイルの冒頭を以下の様なものです。 ``` ; BETTER_USB_HS.inf ; Copyright (c) 2010 libusb-win32 (GNU LGPL) [Strings] DeviceName = "BETTER_USB_HS" VendorName = "SGS Thomson Microelectronics"...