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FEATHER-M0-Bootloader-UF2 (voir la source)
Version du 28 décembre 2017 à 20:45
, 28 décembre 2017 à 20:45→Eliminer les popups Windows
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{{asm-text}} Go to the Control Panel. Click on the '''Hardware and Sound''' header
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== Faire votre propre UF2 ==
Making your own UF2 is easy! All you need is a .bin file of a program you wish to flash and [https://github.com/Microsoft/uf2/blob/master/utils/uf2conv.py the Python conversion script]. Make sure that your program was compiled to start at 0x2000 (8k) because the bootloader takes the first 8k. CircuitPython's [https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/blob/master/atmel-samd/boards/samd21x18-bootloader.ld linker script] is an example on how to do that.
Once you have a .bin file, you simply need to run the Python conversion script over it. Here is an example from the directory with uf2conv.py:
<nowiki>uf2conv.py -c -o build-circuitplayground_express/revg.uf2 build-circuitplayground_express/revg.bin</nowiki>
This will produce a revg.uf2 file in the same directory as the source revg.bin. The uf2 can then be flashed in the same way as above.
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