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--- manual:demos:nucleo_l152re_cubeide [2024/02/15 13:12]
voorburg [EEPROM memory device support]
+++ manual:demos:nucleo_l152re_cubeide [2024/02/15 14:30] (current)
voorburg [EEPROM memory device support]
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   * ''NvmDoneHook()''
-The actual low-level driver for operating on the internal data EEPROM is located in the files ''memdrv.c'' and ''memdrv.h''. The implementation of the before mentioned hook-functions is such that it glues it to the function in this low-level driver.
+The actual low-level driver for operating on the internal data EEPROM is located in the files ''memdrv.c'' and ''memdrv.h''. The implementation of the before mentioned hook-functions is such that it glues it to the functions in this low-level driver.
+For testing purposes an extra S-record file was generated that contains random data, mapped to a location in the internal data EEPROM:
+  * \Target\Demo\ARMCM3_STM32L1_Nucleo_L152RE_CubeIDE\Prog\Debug\eeprom_data.srec
+If you select this S-record file when starting a firmware update, its data contents will be stored in the STM32L152RE's internal data EEPROM.
+Note that this S-record file with random data was generated with the ''srec_cat'' [[https://srecord.sourceforge.net/|tool]]:
+<code>
+srec_cat -generator 0x08080000 0x08080400 -repeat-data 0x00 -exclude 0x08080000 0x08080400 \
+         -random-fill 0x08080000 0x08080400 -o eeprom_data.srec -Motorola
+</code>
+Refer to this blog article for in-depth details on how to add support for an additional memory device:
+  * [[https://www.feaser.com/en/blog/2024/02/additional-memory-device-in-openblt/|Additional memory device in the OpenBLT bootloader]]

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