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Hello,
I have a device that incorporates a TI MSP430F5419A as well as a TI AM335x processor, running Linux. Like a BeagleBone. I need to be able to load the MSP430's firmware from the Linux side. How do I do this? I have connected the MSP430's boot loader pins to a UART on the AM335x.
I saw that Uniflash is available for Linux but only for x86 processors. Is there a way to get this or the underlying code so we can run it on an ARM core?
Or is there a better way?
Thanks,
Derek
I have connected the MSP430's boot loader pins to a UART on the AM335x.
There is MSPBSL for which source code is available. While the Linux version comes with a pre-compiled executable for x86, not sure how easy to re-compile for Linux on ARM.
Oops, got confused and posted a link to the wrong product.
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