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Are you asking me? If so, yes. I did use a Raspberry PI Pico. I found this thread last week and I've been following it. I didn't have any ST-Link but I had a few RPI Pico boards. I found this Instructable showing how to set it up as a DAPLink and then using pyocd to flash it.Have you managed to flash firmware with Pi?
Most peeps were on STlink.
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A quicker way is to use the inverted HAL pin. egTo invert a Pin. Do you change it in the config.txt and reload the board or is there a quicker way ?
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Thanks for sharing, and yes the Pico is a super easy way. I've use my Pico Probe and received a Pico last week with the intent to do a YouTube video to demonstrate how to set it up and flash the board.
I really think I should take down the stuff relating to the DAPlink. It's causing more issues then it solved.
CMSIS-DAP has been the most successful but converting an ST-Link is a pain.
There is a solution, a PicoProbe! Just tested and works out of the box with pyOCD.
pyocd remora-rt1052-1.0.0.bin --target mimxrt1050_quadspi
Brand new to LinuxCNC. Couldn't find any Mesa controller in stock and bumped into Scott's YouTube videos. Ordered an EC300, which arrived today. I didn't have any ST-Link but had a few RPI Pico boards so I gave it a try. Worked first time. Now I have a long and steep learning curve ahead on how to configure it all
Code:~/Downloads ❯ pyocd flash ./remora-rt1052-1.1.0.bin --target mimxrt1050_quadspi 0000751 I Loading /xxx/xxx/Downloads/remora-rt1052-1.1.0.bin [load_cmd] 100% 0008795 I Erased 0 bytes (0 sectors), programmed 0 bytes (0 pages), skipped 321536 bytes (1256 pages) at 39.07 kB/s [loader] [attachment=54853]IMG_1386.jpeg[/attachment] [attachment=54851]IMG_1387.jpeg[/attachment] [attachment=54852]IMG_1388.jpeg[/attachment]
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Yeah, that was the easy part. I can the ping the board fine but whenever I jog any axis, I get an error (can't remember the exact error right now and I'm not in front of it). I've ordered an RS232-USB cable so I can see the board's output. It takes at least a week to get anything here so it's in the back burner.
Code:Thanks for sharing, and yes the Pico is a super easy way. I've use my Pico Probe and received a Pico last week with the intent to do a YouTube video to demonstrate how to set it up and flash the board.
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