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Cortex M3/M4 with bootloader ROM

I think you find that the Atmel Cortex part can be programmed using the USB device port using SAM-BA.

BR Ulf Samuelsson

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Ulf Samuelsson
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I guess I have to agree with that. Android development stuff from Google and Steam from Valve is just installable the same way as anything else.

Maybe you would like Sabayon instead in the binary-distribution land? Gentoo based but software is prebuilt. Can still use emerge for stuff that isn't.

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Anssi Saari

STM32F4 series also bootloads over CAN, as well as USB and serial. And yes, you can both jump into the bootloader yourself from application code as well as setting a level on a pin while powering up to get into the bootloader unconditionally.

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Christopher Head
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Christopher Head

If you run Linux (or it may be buildable in Windows as well; I haven?t ever tried), recent versions of dfu-util support the STM32F4 series? USB bootloader.

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Christopher Head
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Christopher Head

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