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STLINK-V3MINIE - WARN usb.c: skipping ST device : 0x483:0x3754) #1274
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EDIT: I tried building the develop branch from source (this has the updated PID missing in the latest release). Building from source documentation isn't working either. CMake complains that libusb library cannot be found and there is no documentation addressing this. |
I managed to get this working up to a point - built OK, modified 49-stlinkv3.rules to include
However, get the following when running
How can I help? Happy to provide a MINIE or even attempt a fix myself if there's a guide to where I should be looking to fix this :) |
I built the latest code from the develop branch and changed the 49-stlinkv3.rules file as mentioned by stefandz and it worked for me.
I get this when no development board is connected but as soon as i connect my STM32 board the chipid is found and i can program + debug. |
@stefandz have you managed to fix your issue ? I am running in something similar with an ST-Link V3 (idVendor=0483, idProduct=3753).
Built from develop branch and supposedly have the correct udev for V3. Thank you |
@angiglesias submitted PR #1281 for this issue. |
Commandline output:
Should be expecting "Found 1 stlink programmer". Not sure why it's skipping considering that there is a definition accounting for PIDs using 3754 in the source code (usb.h). When trying this with a nucleo G474 it works as expected. One possible problem is that the V3MINIE uses usb-c?
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