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* Updater: UI rework initial * Updater: further updates to UI, added a temporary parrot * Updater: additional checks on radio stack type before update * Second iteration of updater UI: additional handling of resource unpacking errors * updater: removed extra logging, renamed some stages * Updater: Changed "back" button icon on error screen * Archive: signed/unsigned fix * Updater: cancelling update also cancels LFS+resources processing; restored /ext/update/ folder magic to 0 * Updater: root dir fix Co-authored-by: nminaylov <nm29719@gmail.com> |
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Flipper firmware
What does it do?
- RTOS
- FuriHAL
- FuriCore
- Services
- Applications
Targets
| Name | Firmware Address | Reset Combo | DFU Combo |
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| f7 | 0x08000000 | L+Back, release both | L+Back, release Back |
Also there is a "hardware" ST bootloader combo available even on a bricked or empty device: L+Ok+Back, release Back, Left.
Target independent code and headers in target/include folders. More details in documentation/KeyCombo.md
Building
With dev docker image:
docker-compose exec dev make -C firmware
With toolchain installed in path:
make -C firmware
Build Options
DEBUG- 0/1 - enable or disable debug build. Default is 1.COMPACT- 0/1 - enable or disable compiler optimizations. Significantly reduces binary size. Default is 0.TARGET- string - target to build. Default isf7.RAM_EXEC- 0/1 - whether to build full firmware or RAM-based stage for firmware update. 0 is default, builds firmware.
Building self-update package
make DEBUG=0 COMPACT=1 updater_package
Flashing
Using SWD (STLink):
make -C firmware flash
Or use DFU (USB):
make -C firmware upload
Debug
Using SWD (STLink):
make -C firmware debug