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==Native DFU bootloader (embedded in ROM)== | ==Native DFU bootloader (embedded in ROM)== | ||
STM32F4 MCUs have a bootloader already embedded in the ROM. <br/> | |||
The MCU will not go automatically in DFU mode. <br/> | The MCU will not go automatically in DFU mode. <br/> | ||
To trigger DFU mode, connect pin BOOT0 with 3V (if it dowsn't work also connect BOOT1 with GND), Reset MCU, disconnect BOOT0 (and BOOT1).<br> | To trigger DFU mode, connect pin BOOT0 with 3V (if it dowsn't work also connect BOOT1 with GND), Reset MCU, disconnect BOOT0 (and BOOT1).<br> |
Revision as of 06:28, 20 December 2014
DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) is the standard method to upload new code to a STM32 MCU via USB.
There are two different DFU bootloader which require different software:
- custom Luftboot/KroozSD bootloader which uses stm32_mem.py script
- native (embedded in ROM) dfu bootloader which requires dfu-util
Custom bootloader (e.g.Luftboot,KroozSD)
This bootloader must be upload first, so paparazzi center can use stm32_mem.py to upload code to the MCU.
This bootloader is available for LisaM/Lia (Luftboot) and Krooz/kroozSD (KroozSD) boards.
Airframe configuration
To use custom DFU bootloader via USB as default:
Set FLASH_MODE=DFU
stm32_mem.py
stm32_mem.py will be used to upload the code.
To get a list of possible options, run:
sw/tools/dfu/stm32_mem.py --help
Native DFU bootloader (embedded in ROM)
STM32F4 MCUs have a bootloader already embedded in the ROM.
The MCU will not go automatically in DFU mode.
To trigger DFU mode, connect pin BOOT0 with 3V (if it dowsn't work also connect BOOT1 with GND), Reset MCU, disconnect BOOT0 (and BOOT1).
For further information, look at the STM's Application note
Airframe configuration
To use ROM based DFU via USB as default:
Set FLASH_MODE=DFU-UTIL
Needed software
dfu-util packet is needed for this bootloader.
Present in the current Ubuntu and Debian repo:
sudo apt-get install dfu-util
More information about dfu-util can be found at their Homepage http://dfu-util.gnumonks.org