How do STM32 boards power-cycle and run #17457
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After reading https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/reference/reset_boot.html#boot-sequence I expected to see For the official BlackPill images I do not see a |
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robert-hh
Jun 8, 2025
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There is no _boot.py mechanism in the STM32 port. Instead the steps usually expected in _boot.py are done by C code in main.c. _boot.py is used by the most newer ports, starting with ESP8266. Maybe that mechanism could be ported back to STM32 and nrf. |
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There is no _boot.py mechanism in the STM32 port. Instead the steps usually expected in _boot.py are done by C code in main.c. _boot.py is used by the most newer ports, starting with ESP8266. Maybe that mechanism could be ported back to STM32 and nrf.