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How to Chip Erase the MCB
tenzinhl edited this page Apr 1, 2022
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Sometimes it is necessary to perform a chip erase on the MCB. The following guide will walk through how this is done.
- The tool that we use to chip erase is ST-Link Utility. Download and install this tool here. You also must have the ST-Link driver installed. See the main repo's readme for download and install instructions.
- Open up ST-Link Utility. With the MCB connected via and ST-Link, select "Connect to the target"
(see the image below).
- Once connected, select "Full chip erase," as seen below. Select "OK" to the popup that comes up.
It should take a few seconds for the erase to be completed.
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