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# `embedded-trainings-2020`
Material for the beginner and advanced workshops of Oxidize Global (15.07.2020).
This repository contains the material for the beginner and advanced Embedded Rust workshops held by [Ferrous Systems].
Website for this workshop: [https://embedded-trainings.ferrous-systems.com][book]
You can find the rendered book containing all instructions at [embedded-trainings.ferrous-systems.com][book]
If you'd like to attend one of our open classes or book a custom training, please visit our [trainings website].
*This workshop was initially held at [Oxidize Global 2020]*
[book]: https://embedded-trainings.ferrous-systems.com
[Ferrous Systems]: https://ferrous-systems.com
[trainings website]: https://ferrous-systems.com/training/
[Oxidize Global 2020]: https://oxidizeconf.com
## Required hardware
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- 2 micro-USB cables
- 2 available USB-A ports on your laptop / PC (you can use a USB hub if you don't have enough ports)
## License
The Ferrous Systems Embedded Training Courses (this project) are distributed under the following licenses:

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Error failed to flash app: The execution of 'erase_sector' failed with code 1
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flash write protection is enabled in the device. To disable it use the `nrf-recover` tool. Instructions can be found in the [setup page](https://oxidizeconf.com/oxidize-global-setup/) and in the top-level README of this repository.
flash write protection is enabled in the device. To disable it use the `nrf-recover` tool. Instructions can be found in the [`nrf-recover` section of the Installation Instructions].
[`nrf-recover` section of the Installation Instructions]: ./installation.md#nrf-recover
## Linux permissions
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USB error while opening USB device: Access denied (insufficient permissions)
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udev rules need to be changed to allow non-root access. Instructions can be found in the [setup page](https://oxidizeconf.com/oxidize-global-setup/) and in the top-level README of this repository.
udev rules need to be changed to allow non-root access. Instructions can be found in the [`Linux only: USB` section of the Installation Instructions].
[`Linux only: USB` section of the Installation Instructions]: ./installation.md#linux-only-usb
## Wrong Windows Driver
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USB error while opening USB device: Entity not found
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You need to bind the BULK interface of the J-Link USB device to the WinUSB driver using the Zadig tool. Instructions can be found in the [setup page](https://oxidizeconf.com/oxidize-global-setup/) and in the top-level README of this repository.
You need to bind the BULK interface of the J-Link USB device to the WinUSB driver using the Zadig tool. Instructions can be found in the [`Windows only: Zadig JLink driver` section of the Installation Instructions].
[`Windows only: Zadig JLink driver` section of the Installation Instructions]: ./installation.md#windows-only-zadig-jlink-driver

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Error: No such file or directory (os error 2)
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this indicates that `nrfutil`, the Python tool, is not installed or not available in your PATH. Instructions on how to install `nrfutil` can be found in the [setup page](https://oxidizeconf.com/oxidize-global-setup/) and in the top-level README of this repository. If you install `nrfutil` in a virtual environment you'll need to activate the environment; the `nrfutil` binary must be available in your PATH.
this indicates that `nrfutil`, the Python tool, is not installed or not available in your PATH. Instructions on how to install `nrfutil` can be found in the [`nrfutil` section of the Installation Instructions].
❗️ If you install `nrfutil` in a virtual environment you'll need to activate the environment; the `nrfutil` binary must be available in your PATH.
[`nrfutil` section of the Installation Instructions]: ./installation.md#nrfutil