Greg Ludewig.
Greg LudewigAre there any limitations to using the mbed OS with the Dragonfly module? Is there any example software showing the use of the mbed OS on the Dragonfly?
Mike FioreGreg,
The Dragonfly module should work with mbed-os just fine. I think there are some issues compiling the MTSAS library with mbed-os at the moment. We’re hoping to get them resolved soon.
Cheers,
Mike
Greg LudewigOK, so I’m trying to download the mbed_blinky example onto my MTUDK-ST-Cell dev board with an MTQ-H5-B01 attached. When I try to copy the .bin file to the Dragonfly, I get the message ‘There is not enough space on MULTITECH. You need an additional 92.0 KB to copy these files.’
I have tried disconnecting the USB cable and reconnecting, and have also tried disconnecting the power and reconnecting. I get the same message every time.
Mike FioreGreg,
Are you using the latest interface firmware on your DK board?
https://developer.mbed.org/teams/ST/wiki/Nucleo-Firmware
What OS (type and version) are you using?
Cheers,
Mike
Greg LudewigMike,
Yes, I think I have the latest firmware. I did the upgrade, and this is the firmware it says I currently have:
Firmware Version: V2.J28.M16 STM32 Debug+Mass storage
I’m running Windows 7 with Servive Pack 1.
Greg
Mike FioreGreg,
One thing you could try is uninstalling and reinstalling the ST-Link drivers.
Do you have another PC you could test against? Or another UDK and/or Dragonfly to try?
Cheers,
Mike
Greg LudewigMike,
I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the ST-Link drivers several times. It doesn’t seem to do any good. I always get the ‘not enough space’ error message when I try to copy the bin file to the Dragonfly.
When I double-clink the MBED.HTM file that shows up on the Dragonfly drive, it takes me to the following mbed page, which says that the device ID is not recognized and that I need to update my driver firmware, but even after that I get the same error.
https://developer.mbed.org/platforms/ST-Platforms/
Greg