We have an MCUXpresso54628 development kit and we have installed the MCUXpresso IDE v11.7.0 [Build 9198] [2023-01-17] on a Linux PC (x64).
we can build our code in the IDE, but when we try to connect to the target to run or debug, we get the following error:
"No compatible probes available. They may be disabled, not powered, already in use or not compatible with this target."
Note: The MCUXpresso54628 dev kit is connected to the Linux PC via USB cable and the board is powered. (we know the board works because we have previously had it working when connected to a different computer).
We suspect that the LinkServer installation may be missing something. Please can you help us verify that the LinkServer is installed and running correctly on a Linux workstation, as well as any other components that are needed for it to connect to the probes?
Thank you in advance.
Here is the error message I see when I try to run/debug:
Hello @rainos
Please have a look at <MCUXpresso_IDE_Installation_Guide> and <MCUXpresso_IDE_User_Guide> related to Linux part. I attach them for you.
The debug probe on your board is CMSIS-DAP?
BR
Alice
Hello @rainos
What application download into your board before? Does it disabled SWD port?
You can try to connect it with other PC, check whether can debug well.
About use MCUXpresso IDE in Linux, you can refer to:
BR
Alice
Hi @Alice_Yang, thank you for your message.
We have confirmed that the board works using a Windows PC with the same version of IDE and SDK and same application code.
(We are using IDE 11.7 and SDK 2.13 for LPCXpresso54628)
I wasn't able to download any document with the Links that you copied. Is there another way you can send me the information about using Xpresso IDE in Linux?
Any other thoughts on why the IDE can't find the probes?
Thanks in advance,
Paul