Too small! BOOT0 line pulled up to 3.3v
Too small! BOOT0 line pulled up to 3.3v
Hoping to use the STM32CubeProgrammer to erase and reflash! Strange how a small discreet resistor looks massive at SMD scale. None of the points needed for recovery are broken out to pads. A board that is designed to be scraped if the firmware gets corrupted, even though the hardware is good. Because it's cheaper to throw it in a landfill and make a new one than pay a tech to reflash it! All the time every generation loses the engineering skills that were once common. IF it works tying BOOT0 back to a 0v state will be another mission ...
Too small! BOOT0 line pulled up to 3.3v
Too small! BOOT0 line pulled up to 3.3v
Hoping to use the STM32CubeProgrammer to erase and reflash! Strange how a small discreet resistor looks massive at SMD scale. None of the points needed for recovery are broken out to pads. A board that is designed to be scraped if the firmware gets corrupted, even though the hardware is good. Because it's cheaper to throw it in a landfill and make a new one than pay a tech to reflash it! All the time every generation loses the engineering skills that were once common. IF it works tying BOOT0 back to a 0v state will be another mission ...