The Nucleo boards produced by ST Microelectronics are wonderfully powerful and cheap. It is fantastic that ST doesn’t treat developers as just another revenue stream. On a whim I bought a Nucleo-F767ZI, which has a built-in ethernet connector (not Wifi). I found that setting up LwIP was a fairly involved process, thus I made these notes. I am assuming the reader, like myself, is new to these environments and will find these useful. To avoid complexities, I have not made use of RTOS.
The Nucleo boards produced by ST Microelectronics are wonderfully powerful and cheap. It is fantastic that ST doesn’t treat developers as just another revenue stream. On a whim I bought a Nucleo-F767ZI, which has a built-in ethernet connector (not Wifi). I found that setting up LwIP was a fairly involved process, thus I made these notes. I am assuming the reader, like myself, is new to these environments and will find these useful. To avoid complexities, I have not made use of RTOS.