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ARM DS-5 error when connecting to target

Brian Watson

ARM DS-5 reporting launch configuration error:

"Target download directory requires an absolute path" but no indication of what is wrong.

Can someone please advise as to what is not set correctly?

Brian.

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  • 0 in reply to Ronan Synnott

    Hi Ronan,

    I tried this again, this morning but still received an error on application launch.

    Configuring as follows:

    Under "Remote Systems", add a new target
    Select "SSH only"
    <next>
    Hostname: 192.168.1.148
    Connection name: PU

    <next>
    Under configuration: the only option is ssh.files; available services shows ssh/sftp file service, ssh connector service; ssh settings

    <next>

    Configuration: shows ssh.shells; under available services Generic shell service, ssh connector service/ssh settings
    <next>

    Configuration: shows ssh.terminals; under available services SSH Terminal Service, ssh connector service/ssh settings

    <finish>

    Then, create

    a debug configuration:ication Debug/Connections via gdbserver/Download and debug application

    Select RSE connection created above

    Set up executables, and directories.

    Then "Debug" (asks for user id and password)

    Then after a pause "Unable to connect to RSE host"
    Failed to open connection to UNIT: Error Creating Terminal

    I then tried Remote Systems/Ssh Shells/Connect; got the response "Failed to connect SFTP subsystem: Remote host may not have sftp-server installed : java.io.IOException: Pipe closed"

    Tried command line ssh root@192.168.1.148, this succeeds.

    I tried under SSH shells, selected "launch termina" and this works.

    I tried under SSH Terminals, selected "Launch Terminal" and this works.

    When I the "sftp files", it failed saying no sftp-server installed. I can use scp quite easily from command line.

    Also,

    Is there any way to make gdbserver actually FAST?

    Brian.

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  • 0 in reply to Ronan Synnott

    Hi Ronan,

    I tried this again, this morning but still received an error on application launch.

    Configuring as follows:

    Under "Remote Systems", add a new target
    Select "SSH only"
    <next>
    Hostname: 192.168.1.148
    Connection name: PU

    <next>
    Under configuration: the only option is ssh.files; available services shows ssh/sftp file service, ssh connector service; ssh settings

    <next>

    Configuration: shows ssh.shells; under available services Generic shell service, ssh connector service/ssh settings
    <next>

    Configuration: shows ssh.terminals; under available services SSH Terminal Service, ssh connector service/ssh settings

    <finish>

    Then, create

    a debug configuration:ication Debug/Connections via gdbserver/Download and debug application

    Select RSE connection created above

    Set up executables, and directories.

    Then "Debug" (asks for user id and password)

    Then after a pause "Unable to connect to RSE host"
    Failed to open connection to UNIT: Error Creating Terminal

    I then tried Remote Systems/Ssh Shells/Connect; got the response "Failed to connect SFTP subsystem: Remote host may not have sftp-server installed : java.io.IOException: Pipe closed"

    Tried command line ssh root@192.168.1.148, this succeeds.

    I tried under SSH shells, selected "launch termina" and this works.

    I tried under SSH Terminals, selected "Launch Terminal" and this works.

    When I the "sftp files", it failed saying no sftp-server installed. I can use scp quite easily from command line.

    Also,

    Is there any way to make gdbserver actually FAST?

    Brian.

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