Start address for output .hex file

Asked by Michal Lauterbach

I'm using toolchain to convert .bin file to .hex file (intel hex). I need to specify start address of .hex file to 0x1F000. I tried this command:

arm-none-eabi-objcopy -I binary -O ihex --set-start 0x1F000 blinky.bin blinkyout.hex

but it's probably wrong, I'm getting

:040000031000F000F9
:100000003035002015F201001DF201001FF2010041

but I need something like this:

:020000040001F9
:10F000003035002015F201001DF201001FF2010051

What I should change?
Thank you for you answer.

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Uwe Bonnes (bon) said :
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Use the srecord package. Look at the man pages how to specify offset when mapping a bin file to a hex file.

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