Content originally posted in LPCWare by qrptech on Tue Dec 22 04:21:11 MST 2015
Hi,
Ubuntu is Debian based, but without that awful desktop called unity or gnome 3 for that matter.
I have no problem running v792, I use to have some old version v5xx running.
My linux install is 32 bit, I do have a few more IDEs like ccs v610, mplabx and crossworks. Also
not supported on Debian :-)
There is nothing 32 bit special I can find on the mentioned webpage which seems to be for
64 bit only.
Like I mentioned lpcx generates the workspace with the hidden directories, but not the project
directory. So it should not be a permissions problem. I did not run lpcx with sudo.
ls -l :
drwxr-xr-x 4 roelofh domainusers 4096 Dec 21 16:47 fw-lpcx792
drwxr-xr-x 3 roelofh domainusers 4096 Dec 21 16:03 fw-lpcx800
ls -l fw-lpcx792/
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 3 roelofh domainusers 4096 Dec 21 16:47 20151221
ls -l fw-lpcx800/
total 0
- click new project
- select lpc1500 -> C project
- click next
- project name : 20151222
- use default location
- click next
- target mcu : lpc1549
- click next
- cmsis dsp lib : none
- click next
- disable swv trace clock
- click next
- disable linker support for crp
- user source dir : src
- create inc directory
- C dialect : default
- click finish
--- new popup called "C project" ---
project name is set to 20151222
use default location
- click next
--- select configurations screen (debug/release) ---
- click next
--- select processor type screen ---
lpc1549 selected
- click finish
waiting....waiting....waiting....
So I am using v792 for now until this problem is solved.
Roelof
