You'd need the stm32loader.py from the Espruino GitHub repo. Basically the F1 chip doesn't have a USB bootloader, so I made one that emulated its' Serial bootloader - however an errata on the STM32F1 chip meant that USB was unreliable unless you changed a few registers first (which that -k flag does). The Web IDE does it automatically...
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Did you add the
-k
switch? http://www.espruino.com/Serial+BootloaderYou'd need the
stm32loader.py
from the Espruino GitHub repo. Basically the F1 chip doesn't have a USB bootloader, so I made one that emulated its' Serial bootloader - however an errata on the STM32F1 chip meant that USB was unreliable unless you changed a few registers first (which that-k
flag does). The Web IDE does it automatically...