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This is only the first set of comments.
There is quite a lot of work to do to make this helpful and good.
I expect this to take a few passes, first fixing the big stuff, then smaller and smaller stuff until we can add it in.
Be thankful that this is just documentation, I'm much more picky about code... :)
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Why do we need a redirect from /Openocd.html?
redirect_from is usually only used when a page is moved.
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The filename should end with ".md" (markdown) which gets converted to html when it gets deployed on pod.hubbe.net.
Also, the file names are generally lower case (the title doesn't have to be though.)
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I think just call it "OpenOCD on Linux"
Then add a note below which specifies exactly what platform you used and tell people that something similar should work on other linux platforms.
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| This How to covers, if I rip my usb how do I flash the Proffieboard or update it. there's a few things about this particular use case. In this article you will be using the ST-Linkv2 usb debugger that connects through single core and the operating system of your laptop or pc would be Ubuntu 64 bit or any linux distro that is 64 bit. |
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How to -> how-to
there's a few things about this particular use case.
This sentence doesn't make sense to me.
What few things?
Also, it's not capitalized.
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| This How to covers, if I rip my usb how do I flash the Proffieboard or update it. there's a few things about this particular use case. In this article you will be using the ST-Linkv2 usb debugger that connects through single core and the operating system of your laptop or pc would be Ubuntu 64 bit or any linux distro that is 64 bit. |
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"connects through single core"
what does that mean?
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| the hardware required is the ST-Linkv2 debugger USB, plus the male/female pinned cables and small pcb test points connect the female pins into the usb pins that correspond with 1. sdio 2. swdlck and 3 gnd. the male end will go to the corresponding pins on the proffieboard. use the pcb test points to hold the pins in place other wise the connection may be lost during the compiling stage. |
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We could really really use an illustration or image on how this should be wired up.
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| the hardware required is the ST-Linkv2 debugger USB, plus the male/female pinned cables and small pcb test points connect the female pins into the usb pins that correspond with 1. sdio 2. swdlck and 3 gnd. the male end will go to the corresponding pins on the proffieboard. use the pcb test points to hold the pins in place other wise the connection may be lost during the compiling stage. | ||
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| 1. Verify configuration in Arduino IDE and locate the file (ProffieOS.ino.elf) in the /tmp folder this can be found if you have debug enabled in the arduino preferences for the option of compiling. copy the hole output from arduino and then paste into a text file and run a search on the filename. e.g. "/tmp/arduino_build_610194/ProffieOS.ino.elf" |
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We how to tell people how to locate the build folder.
(Either tell people to find it in the compile output, or use a "find" command.)
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| openocd -f /home/max/.arduino15/packages/proffieboard/hardware/stm32l4/3.6.0/variants/STM32L433CC-Proffieboard/openocd_scripts/stm32l433cc_butterfly.cfg -c “program ./ProffiOS.ino.elf verify reset ext” |
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replace /home/max with $HOME so it will work for everybody.
| openocd -f /home/max/.arduino15/packages/proffieboard/hardware/stm32l4/3.6.0/variants/STM32L433CC-Proffieboard/openocd_scripts/stm32l433cc_butterfly.cfg -c “program ./ProffiOS.ino.elf verify reset ext” | ||
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| a successfuly compiling looks like this. |
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"compiling" is the wrong word here.
Arduino does the compilation (which means turning source code into binary code) this command just does the upload to the board.
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| This How to covers, if I rip my usb how do I flash the Proffieboard or update it. there's a few things about this particular use case. In this article you will be using the ST-Linkv2 usb debugger that connects through single core and the operating system of your laptop or pc would be Ubuntu 64 bit or any linux distro that is 64 bit. |
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Overall, the structure of the text needs some work.
It reads more like "this is what I did" than "this is what you should do".
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