How does the generated bin file burn into the motherboard?

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    Yuex.S
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    How does the generated bin file burn into the motherboard?
    I am developing esp8266, how to generate the bin file how to burn into the motherboard, generated several bin files

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    #12896
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    Keymaster

    Hi,

    The ESP8266 images consist of several non-consequent blocks that need to be programmed at different addresses in the FLASH memory following the “<Project Name>-<Offset>.bin” syntax. The “<project name>.bin” file is generated by the regular objcopy tool that is not aware of the ESP8266 specifics and should be ignored.

    #12908
    Yuex.S
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    But the file I generated is not “<Project Name>-<Offset>.bin” syntax. Is it something that needs to be set?
    The file I generated is just “<Project Name>.bin” syntax

    #12913
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    Keymaster

    Hi,

    The <offset> files are generated when you debug your program first. You can also use the ESPImageTool.exe from the <toolchain>\esp8266-bsp directory to generate the files or program them via the bootloader.

    #12917
    Yuex.S
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    Hello, where is <offset> generated, and not seen.

    #12918
    Yuex.S
    Participant

    I clicked the “program and start Without debuging” and became a two “<project name>-<Offset>. bin” file that has been written to normal, thanks very much.

    #12919
    Yuex.S
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    Excuse me, is ESPImageTool.exe open source?

    #12928
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    Keymaster

    Hi,

    Yes [here], but it comes with absolutely no warranties or support of any kind.

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