IMBootloader - STM32H7xx / Mateksys H743-SLIM

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IMBootloader is now supporting STM32H7xx microcontrollers. Development is done with Mateksys H743-SLIM. IMBootlaoder has an IMLedBlink example for this board. 



 

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