Alexandre Hideki Hagihara

If you are using sqlite, you aren't just appending 100 bytes to the end of your database file. You could be relocating several blocks just for inserting a single record.

You can use lfs_stat()

Are you running code from RAM? It seems like some stack overflow problem. Who is popping this error message? There is nothing like that in lfs code, it must be...

``` int res = lfs_dir_read(&lfs, &dir, &info); if (res < 0) { return err; } ``` Can I leave the directory opened here?

Using 32bit Python solved my problem. Initially I thought it was something related to the python version, but doing some experiments here I saw that it was the architecture. Now...

Did you really read STM32G0's Reference Manual (RM0454)? There's a correct procedure to unlock flash access, then unlock option bytes access, write new value in a register from FLASH group...

Hello @flit, I think I've responded over your response instead of doing it directly to @jacoblapenna, what was my intention. I didn't think the algorithms that comes with CMSIS-Pack knew...

After POR, the OBL (Option Byte Loading) phase is executed, when the words at addresses 0x1FFF7800, 0x1FFF7818 and 0x1FFF7820 are evaluated to enable/disable some accesses, then loaded to FLASH_OPTR, FLASH_WRP1AR...

Try editing this file: C:\Users\zhengen\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\pyocd\target\pack\pack_target.py At line 511, change this: ``` def _pack_target_add_core(_self, core: CoreTarget) -> None: """@brief Override to set node name of added core to its pname.""" pname...

I'm using version 0.34.3, it's working partially. Give a try.