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[REQUEST] Backport improvements from "CC1352 Flasher" fork by the BeagleConnect project #154
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FYI, there are also these additional downstream forks of that "cc1352-flasher" code which have added further improvements, ex: https://github.com/mercenaruss/cc1352-flasher by @mercenaruss as well as in turn forks of it, like: https://github.com/tube0013/tubeszb_addons/tree/main/tzb-cc2652-flasher by @tube0013 |
I'm happy to put together properly formatted pull requests for specific features. I'd rebased several times in hopes of getting things cleaned up to submit here, but I got the impression there wasn't interest in continuing to maintain it. I am only interested in cc1352 (p1/p7) flashing on Beagle platforms and making it easier to use for Beagle users, specifically with Zephyr. |
I will also be happy to help with the effort and improve the flasher. I have created a argparse PR for a start. |
FYI, tip if using Home Assistant is to check out these addons that are also reply on / are based on cc2538-bsl (or cc1352-flasher): |
@Hedda @jadonk @Ayush1325 I'm more than happy to backport all these changes back into this script! feel free to submit a PR. Could take a little time for me to check them, but will get merged eventually! |
Nice. What order should we stage updates? We recently updated to put it on pypi. |
I've been thinking I want to set some defaults based on the name or symlink of the executable script. |
@jadonk @Ayush1325 @git-developer Did you see Texas Instruments forked cc2538-bsl and are including it in SimpleLink SDK? Originally posted by @Hedda in #160 (comment)
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Didn't see that. Thanks for the news. This is also a ping for me to work on the PRs. |
So, just for reference there are now 2 more independent flashing implementations now (mostly for cc1352p7 but can be easily extended):
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FYI, @tl-sl has worked on a cc2538-bsl based web flasher with support for CC2674P P10 (CC2674P10) for @smlight-tech now: That webflasher depends on their "smlight_cc_flasher" project which in turn is another fork of JelmerT's cc2538-bsl project: @darkxst wrote smlight-cc-flasher is based on a heavily modified + improved fork of JelmerT's cc2538-bsl project, tTested with the new experimental SMLIGHT SLZB-07p10 Zigbee Coordinator USB adapter based in CC2674P P10 (CC2674P10) they released: PS: Please also see related issue tracker requesting support for CC2674 (CC2674P/CC2674R) and CC1354 (CC1354P) compatibility: |
BeagleConnect project has a fork of cc2538-bsl called "cc1352-flasher" written by @jadonk and they added a few improvements:
https://openbeagle.org/beagleconnect/cc1352-flasher
https://git.beagleboard.org/beagleconnect/cc1352-flasher
https://pypi.org/project/cc1352-flasher/
@JelmerT suggest you consider backporting their improvements if they do not themself submit pull requests to upstream repo.
Note! While the cc1352-flasher code is also available on GitHub it looks to be lagging behind the code in openbeagle.org repo:
https://github.com/beagleboard/cc1352-flasher
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