Hi all,
I’ve been using the Nucleo144 STM32F446ZET for my development so far.
Now I’m ready to test my actual hardware but I see the “generic board” for that chip is not listed.
What can I do?
cheers
Stef
There’s no real need to use a generic board variant. Use can continue to use the Nucleo board definition. I don’t think there’s any relevant difference.
If you really want to change something (e.g. the board name), you can copy the file ~/.platformio/platforms/ststm32/boards/nucleo_f446ze.json to ~/.platformio/boards/genericSTMF446ZE.json and edit it.
At the least, you have to insert (as the second line):
"platform": "ststm32",
Hi @manuelbl ,
indeed I just used the nucleo config no problem.
Thanks for the feedback
stef