So you have an Intel HEX (.hex) file from your microcontroller firmware (from Atollic TrueSTUDIO for a STM32 micro, for example), but you need a .dfu file in order to program your microcontroller using dfu-util? And can’t (or don’t want to) use the Windows-only DfuSe software? I hope this guide helps you out!
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Programming TrueSTUDIO .hex files over DFU on linux
Posted by Robert on September 29, 2018
https://www.rs20.net/w/2018/09/programming-truestudio-hex-files-over-dfu-on-linux/
Setting up gmail as a relay host in postfix (without creating certificates)
When your linux box needs to send email (e.g., mail sent by a webpage, cron job output, etc), postfix can normally send the email directly to the recipient. However, if your ISP blocks port 25 outbound, or you want to keep a nice log of all outgoing messages, or want replies to arrive in your […]
Posted by Robert on July 17, 2011
https://www.rs20.net/w/2011/07/gmail-as-relay-host-in-postfix/