Can you flash this guy and see if it works?
Is there a size limit for the app_update.bin using MCUboot?
Also, are you using LittleFS at all?
Hello,
no I am not using LittleFS.
I have used the proposed MCUboot provided in the link, now I am sometimes successful with the update, and some other times timeout occurs.
Note that both cases occur with the same application firmware files, and same MCUboot version.
Regards
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lbh00 can you confirm you don’t have a terminal session open in another tab/window? newtmgr will fail if you are connected to the serial port elsewhere.
Yes I can confirm,
Actually the timeout occurs while transferring the file most of the time.
Hello
I tried the -r3 option: retry 3 times as follows
newtmgr -r3 -c serial image upload build/zephyr/app_update.bin
and this works with a higher probability than with no -r option, I am thinking that maybe the high speed and cable combination is causing issues.
Can I use lower baud rates? I tried to change to baud=115200, but this did not work: the download was not even starting.
maybe some info about my setup would be helpful.
I am on a mac, with USB C connectors, so I have a USB hub(?) in order to have a USB A connector, than use USB A to USB mini cable.
I tried changing the cable but this did not help.
Hello Jared,
The image size will be about 700Kbytes eventually.
The -r3 option seem to be acceptable so far.
I will later on try a better usb cable to see if this helps or not.
Cheers
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lbh00 the size of your .bin? That’s huge. I’m not sure if the bootloader will be able to handle an application size that large.
Please keep me informed!
Hello,
The code is not yet final and we are testing different parts separately.
I will keep you posted.
What is the max file size MCUboot can handle? is it related to the flash size and the partitions of slot0 and slot1?
or are there other limitations ?
By the way I tried with bootloader V2 (supplied from your website) on another board and newtmgr did not timeout at all even without the -r3 option.
so it looks like something board specific on the connection level of the USB …
lbh00 What is the max file size MCUboot can handle? is it related to the flash size and the partitions of slot0 and slot1?
or are there other limitations ?
Yup essentially it’s the free space / 2.
so it looks like something board specific on the connection level of the USB …
Can you program at_client manually and issue commands? Do you get a response?