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MSP432E401Y: Flash 2 different images simultaneously by running bat file once

Part Number: MSP432E401Y
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH,

Hi all , 

I have generated a folder which contains a bat file to flash the image into the msp432e401y using Standalone Command Line of the Uniflash , But my question is , I need to flash 2 different images simultaneously one after the other , whenever i run the bat file once , can anyone please help me in resolving this issuee.

Thank you.

  • Hi,

     Please refer to this Uniflash QuickStart guide at https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/uniflash/docs/v5_0/quick_start_guide/uniflash_quick_start_guide.html. You should be able to specify the two files as arguments. See below example. 

     dslite flash --config=ccxml-file [options] [flash-file1 flash-file2...]
     -c [ --config ] arg                Target Configuration (ccxml) file, must be
                                        supplied other than running --help. CCXML
                                        file can be generated and exported using
                                        the Uniflash GUI or Code Composer Studio.
     -n [ --core ] arg (=0)             Zero based index of core to operate on.
     -S [ --list-settings ] arg         Takes a regex and list the final values
                                        applied to the matching settings. (ie; use
                                        .* to list all available settings)
     -p [ --list-ops ]                  List the available flash operations.
     -I [ --list-device-cmds ]          List the available device commands, if
                                        any.
     -l [ --load-settings ] arg         Apply settings file generated by UniFlash
                                        GUI.
     -s [ --setting ] arg               Override a specific setting by using
                                        id=value.  Can be specified multiple
                                        times.
     -b [ --before ] arg                Operation(s) to perform before loading.
                                        Can be specified multiple times, and are
                                        performed in the order they appear on the
                                        command line. Get a list of operations by
                                        using --list-ops.
     -f [ --flash ]                     Load the file(s) specified at the end of
                                        the command line to flash.  This is
                                        assumed to be set unless verify is set.
     -v [ --verify ]                    Verify the file(s) specified at the end of
                                        the command line.
     -a [ --after ] arg                 Optional operation to perform after
                                        loading.  Can be specified multiple times,
                                        and are performed in the order they appear
                                        on the command line. Get a list of
                                        operations by using --list-ops.
     -R [ --list-resets ]               List of resets that can be done after
                                        program load and verification.
     -r [ --reset ] arg                 Set reset operation to be done after
                                        program load and verification.
     -O [ --post-flash-device-cmd ] arg Execute the given device command. Get a
                                        list of device commands by using
                                        --list-device-cmds.
     -t [ --timeout ] arg               Timeout in seconds, infinite if
                                        unspecified.
     -g [ --log ] arg                   Enable detailed logging to the specified
                                        file.
     -e [ --verbose ]                   Outputs progress messages to the console.
     -h [ --help ]                      Print this message.