I’m very new to work with µCs and don’t know what Tool(s) is/are needed to program a STM32F103 HeaderBoard. I’ve got an proper USB-Cable and a JTAG-Cable. But i don’t know how to move any Binary onto the Board.
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My Desktop-Environment is Linux.
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I did find the Module “ftdi_sio” (or something like that) as Driver.
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Another Site did “inspire” me to try successless to connect by telnet per:
#> telnet localhost 4444
Where can i get what Tools to make the Board running?
Thanks for any useful Advices
Do you just have a JTAG cable, or JTAG In-Circuit-Debugger? Check the STM32 App Notes, they come pre-loaded with a serial bootloader if you don’t want a JTAG device (I would recommend it for serious development).
Todd
The_Todd:
Do you just have a JTAG cable, or JTAG In-Circuit-Debugger?
The ‘Cable’ has so many Electronic that i would guess the second. There
is e.g. a small Jumper. If i change it it makes a small red LED lighting. The
Cable is called “JTAG-Interface” on the DeliveryNote.
The_Todd:
Check the STM32 App Notes, they come pre-loaded with a serial bootloader if you don’t want a JTAG device (I would recommend it for serious development).
Is it that, that i (sh/c)ould connect per Telnet like shown above? That doesn’t work. 
I have to correct, that i’ve just the smaller HeaderBoard STM32H103 instead STM32F103.
At the end did you got it working?
I’m considering making the move from LPC2xxx to STM32.
I use Linux and currently have OpenOCD working withe the LPC2xxx, but debug only, flash write for some reason doesn’t work via JTAG/OpenOCD.
Now, with the LPC this is not an issue, since I can use the serial bootloader, but with the STM32?
ST has a FlashLoader.
But its kinda braindead, it only ‘knows’ about com1-com4, so you have to map any USB->serial cable to one of those com ports in windows. Download from ST site.
Openocd should work, I haven’t tried it yet, but a web search turned up a version and instructions to get it working. elua project I think.