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darnaiadam
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Hi,

I'm interested about flash my freedom board with an external tool, instead of internal Eclipse Flash programmer. Is there any way to do it? (OS is Linux Ubuntu)

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jeremyzhou
NXP Employee
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Hi Darnai Adam,

I think the JLink tool is good choice.

And you can learn the more information about the Eclipse with GDB through the thread below.

https://mcuoneclipse.com/2015/03/25/command-line-programming-and-debugging-with-gdb/ 


Have a great day,
Ping

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jeremyzhou
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NXP Employee

Hi Darnai Adam,

To be honest, I'm not very clear the meaning of the internal Eclipse Flash programmer you mentioned above.

So can you explain it again? And do you want some debug tools?
Have a great day,
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bcamp
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Hi

I suspect that:

Eclipse = KDS supplied / bundled programmer.

External = stand alone programmer that will load the same files without KDS being installed.

Bob

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darnaiadam
Contributor III

Yes, thats what I meant. I'd like to use a programmer that communicates with GDB server and than flash my application through the USB connection to the Processor, without any IDE, for example KDS. I read that there are solutions via terminal, but I prefer an application that provide a GUI for the user.

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jeremyzhou
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Hi Darnai Adam,

I think the JLink tool is good choice.

And you can learn the more information about the Eclipse with GDB through the thread below.

https://mcuoneclipse.com/2015/03/25/command-line-programming-and-debugging-with-gdb/ 


Have a great day,
Ping

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darnaiadam
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Thank you very much!

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