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I have seen the training boot loader example in the resource explorer of ccs, what does it mean one of the switch must be connected to a network . What network ?. Does it mean it should be connected to dhcp server so the pc host gets an ip ? . If yes , i want to bootload msp wirelessly , using a router maybe , but the example told specifically that msp flash has to be erased , so how do i do that wirelessly ( i did it using ccs debug mass remove) .
Thanks
what does it mean one of the switch must be connected to a network
Are you referring to the below diagram https://dev.ti.com/tirex/explore/node?fullTextSearch=Static%20Ip%20&fullTextSearchPage=1&node=A__ADn.VTNH8qUYxgak.wnmVw__com.ti.SIMPLELINK_ACADEMY_MSP432E4SDK__Nh7md.m__LATEST
The cable 1 connects between the switch and the network (Internet or LAN). The switch shown here is NETGEAR GS110TP
The cable 2 connects between the PC and the switch.
The cable 3 connects between the LaunchPad and the switch.
You should have a DHCP server on the network that will assign a dynamic IP address to the LaunchPad.
If yes , i want to bootload msp wirelessly , using a router maybe , but the example told specifically that msp flash has to be erased , so how do i do that wirelessly ( i did it using ccs debug mass remove) .
The bootloader example is for Ethernet which is wired. We don't have any example for bootloading wirelessly. The MCU does not have a AFE for wireless communication. That will be something you add externally to the MCU to receive data wirelessly and then transferred data to MCU via some type of serial communication which can be just UART.
