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Bootloader hardfault

Sergy

Hi,

Im trying to use BLE DFU Bootloader from examples. I loaded SD8 and then bootloader via nrfStudio (dont have a valid app flashed), but I cant see the device from Android app. I decided to do some debugging via Keil. I recompiled Bootloader with no optimisation and moved bootloader address to 0x3A000.

If I try to debug in Keil it doesnt stop at main, but if i manually press stop it gets into hardfault: image description

Memory settings: image description

Compilation settings: image description

Im using Revision 3 chip. What do I do wrong?

app.zip

hex

Bootloader

Bootloader hex O3

bootloader package without BANK_VALID_APP

Bootloader HEX without BANK_VALID_APP

Memory map according to NRF Studio: Memory map

Bootloader optimisation Level 2 gets stuck on run: image description

Image size > 0x6400

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    Your application is 70kB and not 47kB. This means that you need at least 140kB of application flash space( two banks of 70kB each) when using a Dual Bank Bootloader. If you use the default ROM settings for the bootloader, i.e. the bootloader starts at 0x3C000 then you'll have

    0x3C000 - 0x18000 = 0x24000( 144kB left)

    However, extending the bootloader section in order to debug the bootloader you are left with

    0x3A000 - 0x18000 = 0x22000( 136kB left)

    which is not enough and you will get the Data Size Exceeds Limiterror

  • 0 in reply to bjorn-spockeli

    Bjorn, you are totally correct, thanks! I switched to a single bank DFU, but now I have the same problem when trying to update bootloader. Not exactly sure how the procedure for bootloader works since it cant really overwrite itself while running... Would it erase application and work like a dual bank update?

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  • 0 in reply to bjorn-spockeli

    Bjorn, you are totally correct, thanks! I switched to a single bank DFU, but now I have the same problem when trying to update bootloader. Not exactly sure how the procedure for bootloader works since it cant really overwrite itself while running... Would it erase application and work like a dual bank update?

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