Fix VS Code & Zephyr Setup
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted4 hours ago
VS Code on my Windows machine became mis-configured after a failed uninstall/reinstall, and my STM32F4 board will no longer enter a debug session under the latest stable Zephyr. Compile and flash still work, so the tool-chain is there; it is the IDE integration that is broken.
The session will be live over a screen-share, so you will walk me through:
• Cleaning up every leftover piece of the previous VS Code + Zephyr install.
• Re-installing VS Code in a way that matches Zephyr’s recommended layout, adding the correct extensions and CMake/West integrations.
• Restoring full build-flash-debug capability for the STM32F4 kit, including OpenOCD/GDB settings and launch configurations.
• Confirming that my earlier PowerShell-based Zephyr install, located in a different folder, still builds and flashes without conflicts.
I will have the board connected and drivers ready before we start. Once we can hit “Debug” in VS Code and step through firmware on the STM32F4, the job is done.
The session will be live over a screen-share, so you will walk me through:
• Cleaning up every leftover piece of the previous VS Code + Zephyr install.
• Re-installing VS Code in a way that matches Zephyr’s recommended layout, adding the correct extensions and CMake/West integrations.
• Restoring full build-flash-debug capability for the STM32F4 kit, including OpenOCD/GDB settings and launch configurations.
• Confirming that my earlier PowerShell-based Zephyr install, located in a different folder, still builds and flashes without conflicts.
I will have the board connected and drivers ready before we start. Once we can hit “Debug” in VS Code and step through firmware on the STM32F4, the job is done.
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