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Hi, I attempt to follow this https://github.com/bitcraze/aideck-esp-firmware, to flash using the builder image (I use a jlink for that) but I have this error : |
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I'll verify I can flash the ESP with a j-link, but as a workaround you can always just flash the ESP with a firmware update through cfclient. |
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Hi, sorry for taking a while to respond. I even lowered it to 1KHz but nothing happened. And the jlink is connected well |
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No worries! Can you verify that during the firmware update through the client you had no other decks connected, and were powered on battery? The |
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through the client (no other deck and powered battery): |
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I do actually see the If you want to be able to flash the ESP32 with your J-Link anyhow, you can perhaps try debugging some other chip. E.g., try flashing the GAP8 bootloader (if so make sure you connect to the GAP8 instead). That can help narrow down the problem. |
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ok thank you |
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I do actually see the
ESP32: SYS: Initializedmessage in your client console, so it appears that through the firmware update, the ESP32 has been flashed successfully. That implies you don't have to bother with flashing the ESP with your J-Link.If you want to be able to flash the ESP32 with your J-Link anyhow, you can perhaps try debugging some other chip. E.g., try flashing the GAP8 bootloader (if so make sure you connect to the GAP8 instead). That can help narrow down the problem.