Hello,
I'm currently writing a BLE boot loader for a Nordic ARM ship (nRF51422). I use cmake for my build process, that creates an elf-file, which is converted into a hex-file, which is converted into 2 bin files. One bin file is the content of the hex file, that contains the boot loader binary. The second bin file, is the content of the hex file, that describes one 32-bit value that have to be written to the so called UICR of the chip. The UICR is a flash region that is shorter than the usual pages and contains factory informations and starts at 0x10001000.
Now I have to write the second short (4 bytes) bin file to the location 0x10001014 and use this command for the task:
This works but results in the following error message:
Can someone think of a workaround for this (beside parsing the bin-file/hex-file and writing a script that uses "w4" commands)?
In an other part of the build, I write a slightly larger bin file into an already erased UICR at address 0x10001000, without error message.
kind regards, thanks in advance and have a nice weekend ;-),
Torsten
I'm currently writing a BLE boot loader for a Nordic ARM ship (nRF51422). I use cmake for my build process, that creates an elf-file, which is converted into a hex-file, which is converted into 2 bin files. One bin file is the content of the hex file, that contains the boot loader binary. The second bin file, is the content of the hex file, that describes one 32-bit value that have to be written to the so called UICR of the chip. The UICR is a flash region that is shorter than the usual pages and contains factory informations and starts at 0x10001000.
Now I have to write the second short (4 bytes) bin file to the location 0x10001014 and use this command for the task:
This works but results in the following error message:
Can someone think of a workaround for this (beside parsing the bin-file/hex-file and writing a script that uses "w4" commands)?
In an other part of the build, I write a slightly larger bin file into an already erased UICR at address 0x10001000, without error message.
kind regards, thanks in advance and have a nice weekend ;-),
Torsten