Hi everyone,
I followed the same steps listed in
https://www.bitcraze.io/getting-started ... velopment/.
The specific problem is that My Crazyflie did not restart after flashing is complete, and my M1 and M4 are fully lit in red and M2 is fully lit in blue.
I have tried flashing my Crazyflie many times but still could not solve this problem.
Need Help with Getting started with development Tutorial
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skyer
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tobias
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Re: Need Help with Getting started with development Tutorial
Sounds like you are hitting a hard fault in the code. What FW did you flash? Can you try another FW?
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skyer
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Re: Need Help with Getting started with development Tutorial
What do you mean by FW?tobias wrote: ↑Tue Aug 14, 2018 10:45 am Sounds like you are hitting a hard fault in the code. What FW did you flash? Can you try another FW?
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percy.jaiswal
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skyer
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Re: Need Help with Getting started with development Tutorial
Oh, I tried with the latest firmware.
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arnaud
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Re: Need Help with Getting started with development Tutorial
This tutorial should still work fine. What you are observing is a 'hard fault' condition that can be caused by a software bug (usually by mis-using microcontroller peripheral).
Do you get the Crazyflie back to working state by flashing an official firmware?
Do you get any error or warnings when compiling the firmware with your changes?
Do you get the Crazyflie back to working state by flashing an official firmware?
Do you get any error or warnings when compiling the firmware with your changes?