Nabil wrote to say, “I’ve had success programming and debugging using the Bus Blaster. In this post I will show you how to program and debug the Discovery board using open source hardware and software.”
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Nabil wrote to say, “I’ve had success programming and debugging using the Bus Blaster. In this post I will show you how to program and debug the Discovery board using open source hardware and software.”
Via the contact form.
Sure, that works, but you know, you can also just plug the usb port in, and use https://github.com/texane/stlink It’s already been updated to support the F4 discovery kit, and includes examples. :) Ok, so it doesn’t use a BusBlaster though :)
Cool. At the time I think they were still working out some bugs like writing to flash and I was impatient. I talked about it in the post tho.
Oh and when I tried it the bus blaster was much much faster.
Sure, that works, but you know, you can also just plug the usb port in, and use https://github.com/texane/stlink It’s already been updated to support the F4 discovery kit, and includes examples. :) Ok, so it doesn’t use a BusBlaster though :)
I think it’t really cool Nabil achieved this using the Bus Blaster. Congratulations! Hell I want my own busblaster too :)