I am currently developing using STM32mp157fad and have a question. Here are the steps I have taken:Used STM32CubeProgrammer to upload the stm32mp157f-ev1 image to an SD card.Used STM32CubeMX to configure the GPIOs to be used with stm32mp157fad, generated code, and copied the device tree generated by the code generator to the SD card with OpenSTLinux installed.I'm wondering if this method is valid for use. If this is not the correct approach, I would like to know more information.

Visitor II

Solved

Is it possible to load an OS on a custom board using STM32Cube tools instead of an evaluation board?

I am currently developing using STM32mp157fad and have a question. Here are the steps I have taken:

Used STM32CubeProgrammer to upload the stm32mp157f-ev1 image to an SD card.
Used STM32CubeMX to configure the GPIOs to be used with stm32mp157fad, generated code, and copied the device tree generated by the code generator to the SD card with OpenSTLinux installed.

I'm wondering if this method is valid for use. If this is not the correct approach, I would like to know more information.

This topic has been closed for replies.

Best answer by Olivier GALLIEN

Hi @KNam.2 ,

I understand you want to generate an image for your custom board based on stm32mp157fad right ?

Depending how you design is close to the EV1 it might be more or less straigt forward but for generic WoW I guess you can start with this article

Hope it help,

Olivier

Technical Moderator

Hi @KNam.2 ,

I understand you want to generate an image for your custom board based on stm32mp157fad right ?

Depending how you design is close to the EV1 it might be more or less straigt forward but for generic WoW I guess you can start with this article

Hope it help,

Olivier