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    Uart Flash Programmer on Linux

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    Timucin Anuslu
    Posted by Timucin Anuslu
    on Apr 02 2012 04:21 AM
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    I use LM3S9D96 and I must program this MCU by UART on Linux

    LMFlashProgrammer runs in Windows but I can not find any program for flash programming by UART on Linux (Ubuntu). Is there any one?

    Thanks.

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    Timucin Anuslu

    Tamara Electronics Design

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    • Sean de la Haye
      Posted by Sean de la Haye
      on Apr 02 2012 14:11 PM
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      Timucin,

      There currently is not a distributed tool for flash programming in Linux through the UART. There is a directory in StellarisWare that contains code that could be targeted for Linux. It is located here -- StellarisWare/tools/sflash

      Thanks,

      Sean de la Haye

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      Posted by Timucin Anuslu
      on Apr 02 2012 14:52 PM
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      Thanks.

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    • Timucin Anuslu
      Posted by Timucin Anuslu
      on Apr 03 2012 02:53 AM
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      sflash directory does not exist in StelllarisWare.  Maybe, StellarisWare is old version. 
      
      
      StellarisWare/
      ├── docs
      ├── SW-DK-LM3S9D96-8264
      │   ├── boards
      │   ├── boot_loader
      │   ├── docs
      │   ├── driverlib
      │   ├── EULA.txt
      │   ├── examples
      │   ├── grlib
      │   ├── inc
      │   ├── IQmath
      │   ├── license.html
      │   ├── makedefs
      │   ├── Makefile
      │   ├── settings.ini
      │   ├── third_party
      │   ├── tools
      │   │   ├── bin
      │   │   ├── converter
      │   │   ├── dfuprog
      │   │   ├── dfuwrap
      │   │   ├── eflash
      │   │   ├── finder
      │   │   ├── ftrasterize
      │   │   ├── lmdfu
      │   │   ├── lmi-button
      │   │   ├── lmusbdll
      │   │   ├── Makefile
      │   │   ├── makefsfile
      │   │   ├── pnmtoc
      │   │   ├── toolsdefs
      │   │   └── usb_bulk_example
      │   ├── usblib
      │   ├── utils
      │   └── windows_drivers
      ├── SW-DK-LM3S9D96-8264.exe
      ├── SW-USB-win64-8264.msi
      ├── SW-USB-win-8264.msi
      └── windows_drivers

      89 directories, 366 files

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      Tamara Electronics Design

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    • Sean de la Haye
      Posted by Sean de la Haye
      on Apr 03 2012 10:20 AM
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      Timucin,

      The directory  is present if you download the complete StellarisWare library here.

      Thanks,

      Sean

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      Posted by Timucin Anuslu
      on Apr 05 2012 02:58 AM
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      Thanks a lot.

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