Flash programmer for ST Micro’s STM32 microcontrollers. STBoot uses serial protocol defined in AN2662.
SK-MSTM32F107 support
On this development board RTS and DTR are controls state of BOOT0 and RESET.
RTS — BOOT0
DTR — !RESET
Add -s key for use in this mode.
Optionnal depends
progressbar python module for display progress
IntelHex for convert .hex to .bin
Changelog
0.3.6
Fix messages if progressbar not exist.
Code cleanup.
0.3.5
Rename access lib and utility. (st-boot.py -> stboot.py)
0.3.4
Fix programming progresspar error (maxval assertion).
Add hexadecimal parsiong for address and length options. [opster >= 0.9.10]
0.3.3
Progress bar
Verbose option
program: erase option
0.3.2
Erase bug fixed.
0.3.1
Add verify command.
0.3.0
First release.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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