Hi,
I has the same problems like you, also no information from omnima.
But i got it working some weeks ago using the stlink for flashing my own compiled elua from the omnima git (but with different baud settings for uart).
Then i used an external uart to USB bridge, now i have the elua console.
There are still problems with returned output and carriage returns.
BTW, the USB port is NOT working as uart to USB/CDC device!
One great working example was running on the Nxp mbed (lpc1769), really great port.
I also got it to work on the stm32f4 discovery.
Someone on this list was trying to port elua on the new stm32 nucleo boards, i have to look at the list history but this will be really nice, the nucleo is really cheap and some sort of arduino shield compatible.
Bye
Björn
> Am 05.05.2014 um 20:54 schrieb Milind Gupta <
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> Hello,
> I received my STM32expander board yesterday and after struggling a bit I have no clue how to connect to it. I found a post from 27th match saying that it did not work fully for him even after flashing the elua manually. I think the STM32Expander board should be removed from the Wiki since there is no support from Omnima and for a beginner it is very misleading because from the wiki it seems like it is the best option to get started since it is shipping with elua.
> I am trying to get a board to start with elua, STM32Expander seemed like a bad choice. All the official supported boards from TI seem to be outdated? Is there any official board for the current TI controllers?
>
> Thanks,
> Milind
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