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Uniflash command-line integration on custom application

Javcel
Intellectual 470 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH

Hi there,

We are looking for way to integrate the Uniflash command-line option within our own application so that the customer only has to select the file to flash and click OK.

The main issue we are having is that we would like to achieve this without forcing the user to install Uniflash in their systems (at least not the CCS GUI etc) as  the Uniflash installer is over 200 MB.

So could somebody point out what are the minimum requirements for the Uniflash.bat file to work as standalone process?

Any other ideas on how to achieve this?

Thanks a lot.

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    TI__Genius 11005 points

    Javier,

    Unfortunately, there is no "command line only" option for UniFlash right now. The closest thing we have is the web installer that is 4MB and allows user to choose the components they want during installed (GUI is still installed by default though). So in theory, you can embed this installer into your application installation (if there is an installation process).

    The advantage of going through the installer is that all of the dependencies are installed properly for UniFlash to work (ie; 32-bit JRE, C++ Redistributable packages, etc.).

    Going forward, we are looking at various ways to reduce requirements needed to run UniFlash in command line.

    For reference, which device(s) are you supporting in your application?

    Thanks,

    Ricky

  • 0 in reply to Ricky Lau
    Intellectual 470 points

    Dear Ricky,

    Thank you very much for your prompt response.

    It's unfortunate that there is no standalone command application for Uniflash :(.

    Our regular customer is not very familiar with drivers, installers, etc, this is why it would be very useful for us to have a compact standalone application (basically select the firmware to install and click GO or even just acquiring the firmware from internet).

    We use f28069, and f28035 for our devices.

    We have tried with C2prog dll version, but unfortunately its 7000 $ license cost is not affordable for us...

    We might look into embedding Uniflash installer in ours...

    Thanks again,