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lmflash.exe --commit option prompts for confirmation

lmflash.exe --commit option prompts for confirmation

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john hoffman
Posted by john hoffman
on Aug 07 2012 11:43 AM
Intellectual440 points

We are trying to invoke lmflash.exe programmatically as part of an automated manufacturing and test process. We are successfully programming FW and MAC addresses into the LM3S6965 but have found that to commit mac addresses, LMFlash.exe prompts for confirmation.

Here is the proof:

 

I:\TKSDevelopment\Sources\Ble.Components\bin\LmFlash>lmflash --debug-port=SWD  --mac=00:22:23:58:00:03 --commit --interface=ICDI

Programming User Registers...

Committing User registers is permanent and cannot be reversed!

Do you wish to commit the data? (Y)es or (N)o

n

Aborting...

 

 

Is there any way to avoid this?

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  • Stellaris John
    Posted by Stellaris John
    on Aug 07 2012 13:23 PM
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    Verified by john hoffman
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    John,

    I entered "lmflash --help" on the command line to display the list of valid arguments for lmflash. It looks like the --force option is what you want to use. Here is the description from lmflash help:

    --force              forces the user register programming operation to
                             occur without confirmation. Also forces the
                             specified combination of an erase and a program
                             operation to occur even if the address range to
                             be erased does not encompass the address range
                             to be programmed.

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    Posted by john hoffman
    on Aug 07 2012 13:25 PM
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    Thanks!

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