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Flashing and running STM Nucleo board in Linux

Topic last updated 11 Oct 2016, by Robin Clark. 3 replies
Compass Developer
23 Aug 2014

1. Install and start (as root from terminal) CuteCom to monitor /dev/ttyACM0 with baudrate settings 9600, 8, 1, No parity. 2. Copy your .bin file to /media/NUCLEO. Now you should see printf output of your sofware and mbed library error messages with CuteCom.

Mike P
26 Aug 2014

Excellent! Thank you for the steps to make this work!

Robin Clark
11 Oct 2016

I cannot see /dev/tyyACM0 in cutecom. I can open /dev/ttyUSB0 but this appears to have no output

Robin Clark
11 Oct 2016

Ah I had to type it into cutecom. /dev/ttyACM0 was there when I did an "ls -l /dev"