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Hello,
I have the same problem ( Can't load IA 32-bit .dll on a AMD 64-bit platform) that was already some discussions regarding the GUI for UART bootloader:
Unable to run AN12218SW Bootloader (because of 32 bit dll) - NXP Community
I have a business laptop and IT department doesn't allow to install whatever I want and that's why I am not allow to install the old version of java
Because of this issue I want to create my custom GUI for bootloader. Is there any diagram or steps that I should when creating my interface? I saw in S32 Platform that the uC is answering sometimes with "0x41" or "0x45". How should my application interpret all those messages?
Thank you!
Hello,
I think the information you are looking for can be found in the Application Note, more specifically in chapter 2.2.
AN12218: S32K1xx Bootloader – Application Note (nxp.com)
Regards