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Hi All.
I hope it will be useful to other users of c2000 as well. :)
We have build serial_flash_programmer under Linux.
Works in Win32, x64, Linux - PC, Raspberry Pi Linux.
Andrew.
Andrew,
This is great! Can you point out which version of C2000Ware you used for this? Also, I looked at your GitHub link, and I didn't see any .bin files (presume that is the format of the Linux executable).
Thanks,
Sira
bin - you can build it yourself. I do not know what of Linux you have. This is a small project. The build takes 2 minutes. in serial_flash_programmer\serial_flash_programmer\readme.txt how to do it. You need to install cmake and build-essential
for your platform.
base on C2000Ware_1_00_06_00.
Andrew.
PS:
for your :) add bin in \launchxl-f28069m_upgrade_example
linux und win.
Andrew,
If users want to build later versions of this application in Linux, is it straightforward to do so? Do you have any steps describing how you went about it?
Thanks,
Sira
Now we use a chip f28069m. If we're going to switch to a chip F280049C then we will adapt the new version of C2000Ware.
Thanks,
Andrew.
I slightly modified TapasFlashTool for f28069m works for both WIN and Linux. :) The solution with Python is my favorite.