problems with M0 bootloader #263
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Remove erroneous two empty lines in the end as reported by @paul-hoffmann in arduino#263 / arduino#263
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Remove erroneous two empty lines in the end as reported by @paul-hoffmann in arduino#263 / arduino#263
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Had the same problem as @paul-hoffmann and the analysis was on-point, created a pull request, as the error is also in the official boards-package and you cannot flash a M0 or M0-Pro with this defunct files. |
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May you submit a PR with the fix? Thanks! |
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Remove erroneous two empty lines in the end as reported by @paul-hoffmann in #263 / #263
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I used ATMEL STUDIO 7 and an ATMEL ICE SAM to write the M0 bootloader to and Samd. Unfortunally Studio 7 reported the following error
Unable to parse objectfile ...\ArduinoCore-samd-master\bootloaders\mzero\Bootloader_D21_M0_150515.hex: Unsupported format.
Same for the bootloader of the M0 PRO
After examining the hex-file I noticed that there were two blank lines at the end. I deleted the last one and everything works fine.
I do not know anything of the background of this error but it is easy to solve. Can you please change the file.
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