"Flash File To Target" fails with; "0 Bytes Programmed, Check Restricted Address Range"

[thomasm]

I'm using the "Flash File To Target" utility of CW 10.5 for K60 and get failure "0 Bytes Programmed, Check Restricted Address Range". Code works fine in debug/RAM and debug/FLASH but I cannot write my application to flash.  Where should I look to fix this?  I tried to modify the target task by un-checking the "Restrict to Addresses in this Range" box but this didn't help.

Thanks!

[blurblur]

Hello Jorge Gonzalez,

I got the same problem. But when I tried to do the changes as request, it didnt work. Fyi, I am using the MK30DX256VLL7. Is there any other possibility that may cause this?

Thank you very much.

[Jorge_Gonzalez]

Hello norzilah abu bakar:

What do you mean with "the same problem"?

Please create a new post in the space CodeWarrior Development Tools​  and provide details about your issue.

Regards!

Jorge Gonzalez

[Jorge_Gonzalez]

Hello Thomas:

Do you get a "Program Command Succeeded" kind of message in the console? It sounds like the next cases:

Re: K60 flash programming problem

Please help: flash to target results in 0 bytes programmed

First thing to check is that the file you want to flash actually has some information to be loaded to "Flash" space (e.g. that you are not selecting a file from the [RAM] build folder)

Regards!,
Jorge Gonzalez

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[thomasm]

Hello Jorge:

Thank you for your response. I ended up deleting the build configurations and re-creating them from scratch. That seemed to get the flash utility to download the image to flash. Unfortunately the program will not run from reset so I have that piece to work out at the moment. Running in debug mode works fine.

[Jorge_Gonzalez · Accepted solution]

Hi Thomas:

If program only works in debug mode, it could be caused by library selection:

Re: MK10DX256VLK7 doesn't run standalone, just when debugging. Verified it's running from FLASH, not...

Regards!,
Jorge Gonzalez

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[thomasm]

Thank you very much, Jorge!  That resolved the final issue.

Best regards,

Tom