Arduino for STM32

The gpio pin on the RPi gpio header works, thanks ag123

I will give a try then give you the feedback. thank you

I would like to thank you for your contribution, I was able to take your suggestion which consisted to use STlink adapter which works fine. I also tested the UART serial connection RX, TX. Both method works fines.
There is issue concerning the upload, When I am trying to upload the new code. I have ...

Hello guys,

Sorry for the late response.
Thank you for your responses.
I found a ST link V2 device, I will try to upload with this method.
But I will also try the DFU method If it doesn't work properly.
And I will comeback with my feedback on it.

Thanks,

Hello ag123,

Thank you for your explanation.
In our case we have made a customize board based on the STM32F411CEU6, which is more simple than a "black pill".
For exemple, If we want to use the DFU upload method , our board doesn't have a micro-USB port but we have acess to all the STM32F411CEU6 ...

Hello,

Thank you Hobbya for the two link that you provided me. I will come back to let you know If the proposed solution did work for me or not .
The part about HSI seems to be very complicated, hope I don't have to deal with the clocks...

Hello,

Actually I asked the same question to the STM32 technical support and what I understand is that Nucleo board by default uses "Mass Storage" a feature of ST-Link V2.1 and other boards use boards based on STM32CubeProgrammer, or other mainly community-based methods.
As there is no version of ...

Hello everyone,

I'm currently trying to program (upload a code) a STM32F411CEU6 board and a NUCLEO-F103RB with an Raspberry Pi 4, in Raspbian OS.
To get started I install Arduino IDE on the Raspberry Pi, then I configure the settings and add the following link in the "Additional Boards Manager URLs ...