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Updating firmware from linux with the ST Micro CUBE programmer

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Tim Dawson All Messages By This Member #28607 Here is the document that I had referred to showing how to update a NanoVNA with the ST Micro Cube programmer. - Tim toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 06/27/2022 06:36 PM, Tim Dawson wrote: I honestly don't know where it landed, and had asked if someone could put it on one of the pages so that it could be easily found, but I guess that didn't happen . . . I'll repost when I get back to my computer, and (hopefully) it can be put somewhere more easily findable . . . On June 27, 2022 5:54:12 PM CDT, Bob Snyder <bob@...> wrote: On 6/27/22 13:54, Tim Dawson wrote: I use the ST Micro Cube programmer, and the .bin images from Huygen native on Linux and it works fine. (Search the group - I posted a full "HowTo" procedure a month or so ago). Tim, Could you point to this post containing the howto? I don't see anything from you in this group regarding the cube software. Bob -- Tim Dawson 972-567-9360 NanoVNA_prog_w_cube.pdf NanoVNA_prog_w_cube.pdf
Bob Snyder #28608 Thanks Tim. This appears to be quite comprehensive. I hadn't been aware that the Cube software was available for Linux, so this might come in handy in the future. Bob Snyder toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 6/28/22 09:34, Tim Dawson wrote: Here is the document that I had referred to showing how to update a NanoVNA with the ST Micro Cube programmer. - Tim On 06/27/2022 06:36 PM, Tim Dawson wrote: I honestly don't know where it landed, and had asked if someone could put it on one of the pages so that it could be easily found, but I guess that didn't happen . . . I'll repost when I get back to my computer, and (hopefully) it can be put somewhere more easily findable . . . On June 27, 2022 5:54:12 PM CDT, Bob Snyder <bob@...> wrote: On 6/27/22 13:54, Tim Dawson wrote: I use the ST Micro Cube programmer, and the .bin images from Huygen native on Linux and it works fine. (Search the group - I posted a full "HowTo" procedure a month or so ago). Tim, Could you point to this post containing the howto? I don't see anything from you in this group regarding the cube software. Bob
Tim Dawson All Messages By This Member #28609 Between that, and ST having end of life'd the dfu tool, at some point, it will likely become the only option. As other have noted, though, the idea of lean, efficient, small software appears to have died . . . In any case, that's why I used Cube - the one product will work on many platforms. Huygen has .bin files of his distros, so all that is needed is for DSLord to drop .bin images as well as the .dfu (Since Cube can't read .dfu files, yet programs via the dfu interface . . .) Yeah, I could build to .bin, but am generally unmotivated to setup a build environment for this, since I don't plan to do NanoVNA development . . . - Tim toggle quoted message Show quoted text On June 28, 2022 12:35:00 PM CDT, Bob Snyder <bob@...> wrote: Thanks Tim. This appears to be quite comprehensive. I hadn't been aware that the Cube software was available for Linux, so this might come in handy in the future. Bob Snyder On 6/28/22 09:34, Tim Dawson wrote: Here is the document that I had referred to showing how to update a NanoVNA with the ST Micro Cube programmer. - Tim On 06/27/2022 06:36 PM, Tim Dawson wrote: I honestly don't know where it landed, and had asked if someone could put it on one of the pages so that it could be easily found, but I guess that didn't happen . . . I'll repost when I get back to my computer, and (hopefully) it can be put somewhere more easily findable . . . On June 27, 2022 5:54:12 PM CDT, Bob Snyder <bob@...> wrote: On 6/27/22 13:54, Tim Dawson wrote: I use the ST Micro Cube programmer, and the .bin images from Huygen native on Linux and it works fine. (Search the group - I posted a full "HowTo" procedure a month or so ago). Tim, Could you point to this post containing the howto? I don't see anything from you in this group regarding the cube software. Bob -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

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