download .hex or .elf file into S32k144

[renshaoshuai]

i want to download ..hex or .elf file into S32k144 without S32 design studio, how to do that?

[wsmith]

I also have this same question. I don't at all understand the need for getting extra debugger devices when the device already has a full featured OpenSDA debugger chip built in with a USB connection. What we would need is to be able to flash a device inside our build system, which is Jenkins running on Linux. If I could just know what S32 Studio is doing when it flashes an .elf file, that would be what we need. We are using the S32K144EVB-Q100 board for testing and evaluating.

Is it possible to upgrade the OpenSDA to support ARM mBed? There you can drop a binary right into the file system and it will start flashing it, then boot and run it. That's easy to do in an automated build system.

[robertboys]

Hello

OpenSDA comes pre-programmed in P&E mode (AFAIK)  - many debuggers including Keil uVision can use this.

It is also possible to program it to be in CMSIS-DAP mode.  Again, many debuggers can use CMSIS-DAP.  Some companies give it a different name - but it is still CMSIS-DAP.

CMSIS-DAP is open-source from ARM.  NXP LPC-Link 32 is CMSIS-DAP.

I have attached the CMSIS-DAP s19 file.  To load it into your board, see page 8 on here:  www.keil.com/appnotes/docs/apnt_299.asp

This is the first version of CMSIS-DAP - the latest is located here:    https://github.com/ARM-software/CMSIS_5

Bob

[Daniel_Popa]

Hello, 

Another way is to use the RAppID tool: Overview of RAppID Bootloader|NXP 

Hope this helps!

Daniel

[martin_kovar]

Hello,

you can use any debugger which has it's own software like Segger or Lauterbach, or you can use stand alone flasher like Cyclone. Please check links below:

LAUTERBACH DEVELOPMENT TOOLS 

Home | SEGGER - The Embedded Experts 

PEmicro - P&E Microcomputer Systems: Over 30 years as an Industry leader in Embedded Systems Develop... 

I found also another usable solution, please see link below:

Batch Programming with GDB: Segger J-Link and P&E Multilink | MCU on Eclipse 

Regards,

Martin