Hi guys,
Going straight to the point, we recently had access to a license for Arm DS52020.0 and while trying to start a debug connection to Musca-A1 or B1 boards we are getting a failed connection output.
I tried to install the tool on both a Linux and Windows systems.
1) On Linux, I created a new "Generic Arm C/C++ Application" debug configuration. I selected the target to connect and changed the type of connection to "CMSIS-DAP". For both platforms, I can't browse the connection. More specifically, when I open the "Browse" window the connection is there, but when I try to select it, the option just simply disappears.
2) On Windows, I followed the same steps, but I was able to select the target on the "Connection Browser" window. On the Debugger tab I selected the option "Debug from symbol" after given the application path to be downloaded to the target. As soon as I start the Debug session I get the following errors for each board:
Musca-A1
Musca-B1
Is there something that I'm doing wrong ?
Thank you.
Hi Daniel
Sorry, I don't think I ever tried to connect directly that way (and I don't have a board to hand to try).
You may wish to try using the Keil CMSIS Pack type connection, which Development Studio also supports:community.arm.com/.../keil-support-for-musca-a
If you don't see these listed, use the 'Include uninstalled device packs' tick box. After selecting, the tool will automatically download and install the appropriate pack(s).
If still not working, it is probably best to raise an 'official' support request via the support menu above.
Sorry for the delay on the reply.
By choosing the Keil CMSIS Pack type connection, I got and error during the configuration
I will proceed with an 'official' support request. Thanks for the help!