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remote-stm32

A remote programming configuration for flashing/debugging an STM32 MCU from anywhere in the world!

This consists of two parts: a Raspberry Pi that is physically connected to the target ST-LINK, and a client connected to that server via a VPN. The Pi runs a GDB server for uploading and debugging code, as well as a serial port forwarder, so that the client can view and interact with the output of a UART interface on the STM32.

The client can use STM32CubeIDE to connect to both of these services, so that they can debug as if the STM32 was sitting right next to them.

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Tested and working on MacOS and Windows 10 clients, with STM32H7 and STM32F3 targets. All boards that are supported by stlink-tools should be supported here as well.

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