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*** Why Arm Micro controller's Forum does not let me post anything?!

CaEngineer
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I tried to post my question related to the J-Link but it gives me ACCESS denied!

Regarding my question:

Like MSP430 that I use MSPFlasher to load the code into the board. I wonder if I can use any Arm Flasher to load the .text without using IAR?! IS this doable?

Thank you in advance!

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    TI__Mastermind 33805 points

    Hi,

    I might have to move this to a different forum to better assist you. What arm device are you trying to load? and why don't you want to use IAR?
    Regards,

    Charles O.

  • 0 in reply to Charles Oladimeji
    Mastermind 8615 points
    Still no response from you guys! I'm just wondering if I can use any command line programmer (batch file) to load the code into the ARM(STM32f)?
  • 0 in reply to CaEngineer
    Guru 11940 points

    Still no response from you guys! I'm just wondering if I can use any command line programmer (batch file) to load the code into the ARM(STM32f)?

    If you deal with a STM32, have you considered posting on the STM32 forum instead ?

    And to refer to your original post, have you realized that the LM3S (Stellaris) product line is abandoned, and replaced by the TM4C ?

    You can try the TM4C subforum here - or check out the Segger website, the producer of the J-Link.

  • 0 in reply to f. m.
    Mastermind 8615 points
    Yes mine is STM32F107. But we do not have STM32 Forum in here and Arm is a READ ONLY Forum!
    However TM4C is accessible!
    Segger has own IDE not the command line programmer.
  • 0 in reply to CaEngineer
    Guru 11940 points

    ... and Arm is a READ ONLY Forum!

    That is actually misleading on the part of TI.

    The TM4C has an ARM Cortex M core also, as the MSP432. Not sure why only the defunct Stellaris forum has "ARM" in it's title - perhaps historical reasons (as LM had been "swallowed" by TI ...).

    But we do not have STM32 Forum in here ...

    But on the ST website - just follow the given link.

    But be warned, it is (technically) one of the worst fora currently in existance - based on MS Sharepoint.

  • 0 in reply to f. m.
    Mastermind 8615 points

    f. m. said:
    The TM4C has an ARM Cortex M core also, as the MSP432. Not sure why only the defunct Stellaris forum has "ARM" in it's title - perhaps historical reasons (as LM had been "swallowed" by TI ...).

    I just posted my question on TM4C Forum.

    f. m. said:
    But on the ST website - just follow the given link.

    I downloaded ST software but it looks so weird and have no idea how to use it! I might need to dig more to see what is the best to use!

  • 0 in reply to CaEngineer
    TI__Mastermind 33805 points
    Hi,

    Im sorry you have to use the STM2F instead of the TM4C or MSP432. I do not know for sure if the arm flasher you are using can load the ST part and I have no way of checking that since I do not have the STM32F107 or flasher in question.

    I would suggest moving back to MSP and continue with the MSP flasher or using the TM4C, I can assist in finding an equivalent TI part.

    Regards,
    Charles O.
  • 0 in reply to CaEngineer
    Guru 11940 points

    I downloaded ST software but it looks so weird and have no idea how to use it! I might need to dig more to see what is the best to use!

    Do you mean the ST-Link utility software ?

    It surely has a documentation, downloadable somewhere at the ST website.

    But the J-Link probe also comes with useful GUI and commandline tools. I would prefer them, since they support multiple vendors.

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