boards/stm32f429i-disco: add support#14122
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Not the case for mine. What is the revision of your board ? |
Huh, odd - I just updated the on-board ST-Link to the latest firmware, it only provides ST-LINK functionality and no ACM functionality. It has a sticker on the backside that says
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The boards/stm32f429i-disco board is an ealier version of the stm32f429i-disc1. The boards are compatible with the difference that the older on-board debugger does not provide a UART connection. To spare the user of having to wire up a USB-TTL adapter, enable CDC-ACM on the micro-USB port.
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How do you manage the serial port automatically ? If you plug the debugger USB first, it will appear as /dev/ttyACM0 on the host computer. Then if you plug the second USB (User USB) to the host, with CDC ACM, it will show up as |
No, the STLINKv2 on the board does not provide a CDC ACM interface. |
Contribution description
There is an older version of the
stm32f429i-disc1called thestm32f429i-disco. From what I could gather, they are completely exchangeable.The debugger on the
stm32f429i-discohowever does not provide a UART connection.To spare the user of having to wire up a USB-TTL adapter, enable CDC-ACM on the micro-USB port.
Testing procedure
Flash any example on the
stm32f429i-discoboard.You should have a serial console on the micro-USB connector of the board.
Issues/PRs references
e01a95d is taken from #12778 to allow
stdio_cdc_acmon stm32