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FatFryer is an application to allow the STM32Circle flash to be programmed from Linux and MacOs X |
| Code size: | 8KB |
Author: | abardsley |
| Source files included: | yes |
Version: | 1.0 |
| Use circleOS: | yes (1.6) |
Creation date: | 2008-01-27 23:19:07 |
| Hardware modification: | no |
Modification date: | 2008-01-27 23:40:43 |
| Based on the STM32 Primer: | Primer1 |
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| Downloads: | 2376 |
Views: | 34068 |
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Average ratings: | 3.01/5 (926 rates) |
Download:
fatfryer-1.0.zip (206 KB) 
Description:FatFryer is a normal CircleOS application that enables the flash memory on the STM32 Primer's STM32 chip to be modified from a Linux or MacOS X-running machine connected to the right hand USB socket. The FatFryer package contains instructions and tools for developing CircleOS applications on Linux and MacOS X as well. Development is based on the CodeSourcery GCC distribution and the ST firmware library for STM32. Applications developed using FatFryer will be loadable using Raisonance's Windows-based tools as well as FatFryer.
From the README file:
INSTALLATION
Unfortunately, you wil need a friend with a Windows machine to get started.
To use FatFryer, you need these things:
- (Briefly) A Windows machine with the Raisonance STM32Circle/Ride software installed to write the FatFryer to your Circle.
- A Linux/MacOSX/... machine with:
