thats where it stops the edu version of j-link is not suiteable if you want to build a commercial product .. for home tinkerers ofc .. there are other jtag programmers .. like black magic probe ( opensource jtag debug / programming probe) / st link v2 suitable doing that
there is a bug in gdb for makeing it work easily with say a flashed stlink v2 with bmp firmware .. but you can still write them as single image .. that would be a cheap production option … > On 15 Aug 2017, at 23:04, Kevin Townsend <[email protected]> wrote: > > It doesn't have an on-board J-Link, but that's why it's relatively > inexpensive, and you can purchase $20 J-Link EDUs now if you qualify for > those license terms: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3571 > > The more expensive options out there have a J-Link on board (nRF52DK board > from Nordic), but I think having an inexpensive board and ONE J-Link plus on > board LIPO battery charging makes more sense for multiple devices, and the > physical size is more useful in the real world, along with easy access to a > number of add-on HW: https://www.adafruit.com/Feather > > But sorry, I **REALLY** don't want to promote the Adafruit board on the dev > list! I just wanted to give a simple heads up that after a lot of delay, it's > finally in production, and we'll release the iOS app (and source code) > shortly, which is potentially useful to other people on this dev list. > > Our main ambition is getting this in the shop was just to help out on a > project we believe solves some real problems elegantly (fully open source BLE > stack, etc.), and offers people a stepping stone towards a commercial > friendly open source development platform. > > Kevin > > > On 15/08/17 23:55, Brian Giori wrote: >> Wow! This really has everything, and for $28 it's a steal. I'll be picking >> one up when they go on sale. Great job! >> >> On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 2:52 PM, Kevin Townsend <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >
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