ST-LINK on Nucleo boards WITHOUT connecting an USB memory device - PLEASE

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October 7, 2020
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Dear ST team,

PLEASE, could you provide a firmware for Nucleo ST-LINK chip on MCU boards which does NOT setup a (read-only) USB memory device?!

All the time when we connect a MCU board via USB to a host PC, this ARM mbed USB drive pops-up (and will be installed as an USB memory device) on host PCs.

Due to our company IT policies - USB memory devices are prohibited and any connection of such USB devices - such as all Nucleo boards with ST-LINK bridge - results in IT alerts to users.

PLEASE, remove this USB memory device from the ST-LINK (firmware). Thank you. Otherwise, we cannot use anymore any of your ST MCU boards.

Sincerely yours

Torsten Jaekel

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Tesla DeLorean

Graduate II

Hi Torsten, saw someone ask something similar within last 3-4 weeks, not sure it got a response or not.

Not clear if they use the MSC only for the mBed download functionality, or as a means to IOCTL on the ST-LINK side.

@Imen DAHMEN @Amel NASRI @Nawres GHARBI

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Nikita91

Explorer II

May be useful:

https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/287465/how-to-disable-usb-mass-storage-in-stlink-on-nucleo

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Torsten JaekelAuthor

Visitor II

Thank you,

pretty helpful.

So latest ST-Link firmware, STSW-LINK007 - but: it works only for ST-Link V2, not for ST-Link V3. Firmware for V3 does not have this 'type' option.

So, for a NUCLEO-H743ZI (old one, with V2) I can do firmware without USB storage, but for NUCLEO0H743ZI2 (newer board, with V3) - not possible (missing this option).

So, not really consistent and issue still open.

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Torsten JaekelAuthor

Visitor II