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| 1. Download STLinkReflash (Version 190812 tested) | |
| 2. Modify the following offsets in STLinkReflash.exe | |
| 2566 3C > 38 | |
| 2567 40 > C0 | |
| 26B2 3C > 38 | |
| 26B3 4A > C0 | |
| 3. Run STLinkReflash.exe and accept, selecting option 1. | |
| 4. Fun and profit! |
Someone did write a decrypter (https://github.com/lujji/st-decrypt), that may be worth looking at, although it is a bit old. Sorry I have mostly work on AVR, RP2040 and ESP32 series due to their open toolchains and programmers.
Has anyone located an updater for a version older than V2.J36.S2? I'd like to try V2.J16.S4, but don't have another ST-Link to flash the bin directly at the moment. If anyone knows of a way to get onto that low of a firmware without an external programmer, please share!
Hi could anyone provide the hex file dump of the final jlink firmware? I don't have access to windows pc and cannot run the STLinkReflash.exe.
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Yeah honestly if we can just directly flash the ST-Link firmware, why are we fucking about with a janky old utility that doesn't work half the time? Someone should just extract the binary from STLinkReflash or dump it from a clone ST-Link after flashing it with the utility.