That's expected. It's because (luckily :) ) the USB bootloader won't overwrite itself - so everything between 0 and 0x3fff is the bootloader and won't match what's in the binary.
Did you check to see if the Pico worked after this?
(Also, are you doing this for a reason? You could just use the flasher that's built into the Web IDE...)
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Ahh, yes you could leave off the
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.That's expected. It's because (luckily :) ) the USB bootloader won't overwrite itself - so everything between 0 and 0x3fff is the bootloader and won't match what's in the binary.
Did you check to see if the Pico worked after this?
(Also, are you doing this for a reason? You could just use the flasher that's built into the Web IDE...)