Yes, very quick: 1. disconnect your board, press reset button and hold it while plugging board back in. 2. Drop this bootloader on the BOOTLOADER drive: https://mbed.org/media/uploads/samux/mbed_if_v2.0_frdm_kl25z.s19 3. Unplug, plug back in. 4. Drop the attached binary on your board. 5. Now you can switch back to the Open-DAP driver.
mbed.org is pretty neat. A very easy way for beginners to program their board, as they don't need any host tools. Everything is in the cloude. I use it with my undergraduate students a lot. Get's them started quickly on their embedded endeavors. - Thomas On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 8:46 AM, Chris Fryer <chrisf1...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 19/09/13 15:29, Thomas Schmid wrote: > > You can unstuck your device by reprogramming it using the mbed.org tools. > At least, that's what worked for me. > > Thanks for the suggestion. > I haven't used mbed at all and from a quick look, it's not obvious how to > access these 'tools'. > Is this a quick way to reflash my part? It'll only take me half an hour to > replace the chip! > Regards > Chris >
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