LIN-stack download - where?

daniel_meier

Where do I have to download the LIN stack for a S32K116 microcontroller?
Various posts point to the NXP Flexnet (?) page under 'S32K1 Reference Software - Automotive SW - LIN-Stacks', however the only file I get is "LINSTACK-K1 'List Of Known Defects' weekly report".

The S32DS Extensions and updates page doesn't list any LIN software either.

What am I missing?

Julián_AragónM

Hello @daniel_meier,

The first link just redirects to my NXP profile page.

You must be logged into NXP.com, and have an active session in Flexera/Flexnet portal to open links. To access Flexera and download your software:

Sign in to nxp.com
Go to My NXP Account → Software Licensing and Support → View Accounts (This will open your Flexera software catalog).
Alternatively, use this direct link (while signed in): SW32K1-RTD44-D.

Once your Flexera session is active, any other Flexera download links you've been provided will work, you can then access the link I've shared previously.

The second link works and lists the LIN Stack 2.0.0 software package for the S32K1, however it specifies it for "Core: Cortex-M7".

You are correct, in which the package specifies the core as M7; however, this seems to be a simple display mistake. If you look into the release notes, you can see S32K116 is supported:

Julin_AragnM_0-1789052260795.png

I will report both of these issues to the team (Automotive SW - LIN-Stacks not pointing to the package, and Automotive Software Package Manager displaying S32K1's target core as M7).

Thank you for pointing them out.

Best regards,
Julián

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Julián_AragónM

Hi @daniel_meier,

Instead of 'S32K1 Reference Software - Automotive SW - LIN-Stacks', can you try 'Automotive SW - S32K1 Reference Software > Automotive SW - S32K1_S32M24X - LIN Stacks'?

You should be able to access it from this link: Automotive SW - S32K1_S32M24X - LIN Stacks.

If the issue persists, please try using Automotive Software Package Manager instead.

Best regards,
Julián

daniel_meier

@Julián_AragónM Thanks for your reply!

The first link just redirects to my NXP profile page.

The second link works and lists the LIN Stack 2.0.0 software package for the S32K1, however it specifies it for "Core: Cortex-M7".

According to the NXP product page on the S32K1, there's no variant with a Cortex-M7 core.

Since we're using the S32K116, we require the stack for a Cortex-M0+ core.

Julián_AragónM

Hello @daniel_meier,

The first link just redirects to my NXP profile page.

You must be logged into NXP.com, and have an active session in Flexera/Flexnet portal to open links. To access Flexera and download your software:

Sign in to nxp.com
Go to My NXP Account → Software Licensing and Support → View Accounts (This will open your Flexera software catalog).
Alternatively, use this direct link (while signed in): SW32K1-RTD44-D.

Once your Flexera session is active, any other Flexera download links you've been provided will work, you can then access the link I've shared previously.

The second link works and lists the LIN Stack 2.0.0 software package for the S32K1, however it specifies it for "Core: Cortex-M7".

You are correct, in which the package specifies the core as M7; however, this seems to be a simple display mistake. If you look into the release notes, you can see S32K116 is supported:

Julin_AragnM_0-1789052260795.png

I will report both of these issues to the team (Automotive SW - LIN-Stacks not pointing to the package, and Automotive Software Package Manager displaying S32K1's target core as M7).

Thank you for pointing them out.

Best regards,
Julián

daniel_meier

Thanks for the clarifications.
Both viewing and downloading the files works now.