Hello, My project can be debug successfully, but if I try to use "GUI flash programmer", it always shows that " No probe found". Please find the enclosed picture.
I'm not sure if the OP is used to using KDS, but the flash programming utility provided with MCUXpresso doesn't use the PE Multilink. KDS had the "Flash to File" which worked with the PE Multilink. I was disappointed to find that feature gone in MCUXpresso.
Hi Ken,
Yes, currently MCUXpresso only supports the LinkServer connection with that dialog, because it uses its internal (LPCLink/LinkServer) specific flash programming, and does not rely on the flash programming e.g. Segger or P&E does with their probes. Regardless, you can get the same functionality as in KDS. For this, simply configure a launch configuration with the file you want to download, plus configure it for your device:
If you use now the 'green' debug button, it will program your device with that binary. Now this will do the sa
me thing like a normal 'debug', but if you only want to download and run it, have a look at the following article:
Emulating Eclipse ‘Run’ with ‘Debug’ Configuration | MCU on Eclipse
It is written for KDS, but the same thing applies to the MCUXpresso IDE too.
I hope this helps,
Erich
yes, MCUXpresso doesn't have "simple flash", nor "Flash to File". These feature includes in CW or KDS but not in MCUXpresso.
If you want, you can escalate it as a feature request to NXP support team by submitting a case
How to submit a new question for NXP Support
Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang
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Hello,
MCUXpresso integrates Flash programmer, but it only supports LinkServer
For more information, please refer "10.5 Using the LinkServer flash programmer" in MCUXpresso_IDE_User_Guide.pdf which is under MCUXpresso install.
Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang
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