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I have created the binary file(.bin / .out / .srec ) which need to be flashed in to a STM32F4 MCU. The binary file am using is a driver for a wireless module . We generally use our development IDE for flashing the binary in to the MCU Thing is like i need to find a alternate method for flashing. Is there any alternate way for flashing the binary file in to the IDE. I mean something like a 3rd party tool or , from command line.. etc.. Can u please help me in finding this for STM32F4 MCU.

Thanks in advance

yemans
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Answer to my own question:

I think this link will help for STM32 STM32 ST-Link Utility: http://softadvice.informer.com/St_Link_Utility.html

yemans
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  • and github.com/texane/stlink, and openocd also support stlink for flashing. – old_timer May 21 '14 at 17:34
  • also the stm32 I believe has a serial bootloader as well that is easy to use. – old_timer May 21 '14 at 17:34
  • Hi Dwelch.... Thanks for your suggestion... Do you know some software tool which can be used to flash any MCU of our choice. I mean a single tool which can flash STM, Renesas, Freescale,TI, MSP controllers.. etc Or can u suggest me some tools for flashing these MCU? Thanks in advance – yemans May 22 '14 at 04:39
  • No, that would not make much sense to make a tool like that. The closest might be an ide/tool vendor that supports a number of platforms, but likely not all at once (and you would need to likely pay for each). – old_timer May 22 '14 at 05:31
  • JLink is able to flash most of the ARM MCUs – stiebrs Dec 12 '18 at 14:58
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Here is the Official Flash Utility link for STM devices from ST.

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