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I have a board that is not officially supported by pyOCD, but I have its .pack file, so I flash this board by using --pack arguments to use my local .pack file. I am looking for a way to install the local .pack file as built-in targets so I don't need to use --pack every time.
It seems there was a way to install the local .pack file using pyocd pack -install-local, but it is not working anymore. (answers from chatGPT), Is there a new way to install the local .pack file?
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I have a board that is not officially supported by pyOCD, but I have its .pack file, so I flash this board by using --pack arguments to use my local .pack file. I am looking for a way to install the local .pack file as built-in targets so I don't need to use --pack every time.
It seems there was a way to install the local .pack file using
pyocd pack -install-local, but it is not working anymore. (answers from chatGPT), Is there a new way to install the local .pack file?Thank you!!
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