diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 9bb6d47..2634a32 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -32,12 +32,15 @@ The Firmware Updater plugin can be used to flash pre-compiled firmware images to The plugn supports a variety of boards, based on the MCU (processor) they have: * 'ATmega' family 8-bit MCUs (RAMPS, Sanguinololu, Melzi, Anet, Creality, Ender, many others) * 'AT90USB' family 8-bit MCUs (Printrboard) -* 'LPC1768' MCUs (MKS SBASE, SKR v1.1 and v1.3, etc.) +* 'LPC1768' MCUs (MKS SBASE, SKR v1.1 and v1.3, etc., also SKR Pro v1.1) * 'SAM' family 32-bit MCUs (Arduino DUE, etc.) * 'STM32' family 32-bits MCUs with embedded ST serial bootloader (FYSETC Cheetah, **not** SKR Pro) -#### Special Note for SKR STM32 Boards -It seems that SKR have included a custom bootloader which enables their STM32-based boards (SKR Pro v1.1 and SKR Mini E3) to be flashed using the same copy-and-reset procedure as their LPC1768-based boards. **Please follow the LPC1768 instructions for SKR STM32 boards.** +### Not-yet Supported Boards +* SKR Mini E3 - waiting on more information, see [this issue](https://github.com/OctoPrint/OctoPrint-FirmwareUpdater/issues/103) + +#### Special Note for the SKR Pro v1.1 STM32 Board +It seems that SKR have included a custom bootloader which enables their STM32-based SKR Pro v1.1 to be flashed using the same copy-and-reset procedure as their LPC1768-based boards. **Please follow the LPC1768 instructions for an SKR Pro v1.1 board.** Please open a [Github issue](https://github.com/OctoPrint/OctoPrint-FirmwareUpdater/issues) if you would like a new board or MCU to be supported. If it's a new type of board which requires hardware testing please consider making a [donation](#Donations) to help fund the costs. @@ -57,8 +60,8 @@ The appropriate flashing tool for the board type needs to be selected. | SAM | bossac | | STM32 | stm32flash | -#### Special Note for SKR STM32 Boards -It seems that SKR have included a custom bootloader which enables their STM32-based boards (SKR Pro v1.1 and SKR Mini E3) to be flashed using the same copy-and-reset procedure as their LPC1768-based boards. **Please follow the LPC1768 instructions for SKR STM32 boards.** +#### Special Note for the SKR Pro v1.1 STM32 Board +It seems that SKR have included a custom bootloader which enables their STM32-based SKR Pro v1.1 to be flashed using the same copy-and-reset procedure as their LPC1768-based boards. **Please follow the LPC1768 instructions for an SKR Pro v1.1 board.** Plugin settings vary depending on the flashing tool and are documented below.