Hi Geert, Thanks for looking into it. I am going to upload new packages after making changes.
I have uploaded removal commands using dcut. How would I come to know that old .deb and .changes file has been removed and I can upload new .changes and .deb files. Regards, Rishi On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 11:18 AM Geert Stappers <stapp...@stappers.nl> wrote: > On Sat, Aug 10, 2019 at 09:34:57PM +0530, Rishi Gupta wrote: > > > > * Package name : progstm32 > > Description : The progstm32 utility to erase, write and read user > flash > > memory and option bytes in stm32 microcontollers. It is based on > progstm32 sdk > > which is a java library that can be included in any Java application. > This SDK > > enables GUI programs to give an option in menu to let user upgrade > firmware in > > their product > > > > In STM32 (ARM Cortex-M based) microcontrollers, a default bootloader is > > programmed into system memory by ST Microelectronics. This bootloader can > > communicate to host computer through USART port using a well defined > protocol. > > The progstm32 implements this protocol to execute command issued on host. > > > > This package is very handy when you are doing firmware development for > ARM core > > based microcontrollers. > > > > Quoting > https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#description > > | In a source or binary control file, the Description field contains > | a description of the binary package, consisting of two parts, the > | synopsis or the short description, and the long description. > > > > Package name : progstm32 > Description : STM32 programm utility > The progstm32 utility is to erase, write and read user flash memory and > option bytes in stm32 microcontollers. It is based on progstm32 sdk which > is a java library that can be included in any Java application. This > SDK enables GUI programs to give an option in menu to let user upgrade > firmware in their product > . > In STM32 (ARM Cortex-M based) microcontrollers, a default bootloader is > programmed into system memory by ST Microelectronics. This bootloader > can communicate to host computer through USART port using a well > defined protocol. The progstm32 implements this protocol to execute > command issued on host. > . > This package is very handy when you are doing firmware development for > ARM core based microcontrollers. > > >
