Yeah. Until recently, any Linux usage was impossible with that board. I think the Versaloon team has it working with OpenOCD now, but it is not an easy thing to set up by any means.
http://fun-tech.se/stm32/index.php is a fairly good HOWTO on setting up a GCC toolchain on a Linux box and using OpenOCD with one of the slightly higher-end STM32 boards.
The same toolchain works without changes on other Cortex-M3 devices – I’ve used it to compile for the Luminary Micro series of ARM microcontrollers. Luminary has some nice dev boards with an FT2232 (OpenOCD-compatible) interface built in.
A good one, but still I couldn’t find one for easy Linux usage.
Yeah. Until recently, any Linux usage was impossible with that board. I think the Versaloon team has it working with OpenOCD now, but it is not an easy thing to set up by any means.
http://fun-tech.se/stm32/index.php is a fairly good HOWTO on setting up a GCC toolchain on a Linux box and using OpenOCD with one of the slightly higher-end STM32 boards.
The same toolchain works without changes on other Cortex-M3 devices – I’ve used it to compile for the Luminary Micro series of ARM microcontrollers. Luminary has some nice dev boards with an FT2232 (OpenOCD-compatible) interface built in.
Dedicated linux version:
Getting started with the STM32VL-Discovery board and ChibiOS/RT
http://www.chibios.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=chibios:articles:stm32vl_discovery
Nailed it with this one recently: http://cgi.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/stm32/Main/HomePage
Had a little problem with stlink software he mentions, but managed to solve it thanks to him.