I am using the MCUXpresso IDE version v10.3.1 [Build 2233] [2019-02-20]. I am using the FRDM K64F board.
I don't currently have a probe connected. Though I do have probe from another LPC4088 Quickstar board from Embedded Artists. I do see the E: drive in Windows Explorer and its Mass Storage driver in MS Device Manager. The stuff that I have from the LPC board is a LPCXpresso LPC-Link 2 Rev B. Is there a specific probe that I am suppose to have to debug the FreeRTOS examples ?
Hello Randy,
1) Expand the drop-down menu:
2) "Is there a specific probe that I am suppose to have to debug the FreeRTOS examples ?"
-> No, J-link, P&E, or LinkServer all OK.
3) On FRDM-K64 , there is on board debugger OpenSDA, you can directly use it . Just plug in USB to OpenSDA port
with PC, under "Ports" will show debug probe. There are three debug probe can use in OpenSDA, you can switch
refer to you requirement , about detail please have a look at: OpenSDA Serial and Debug Adapter | NXP
If your PC is Win10, pay attention the Red text this link mentioned .
4) About how to debug on MCUXpresso IDE, please refer to "MCUXpresso_IDE_User_Guide.pdf"->11. Debugging a Project .
Have a great day,
TIC
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I found the communications port under Ports (COM & LPT) as COM1 (See below).
Under USB there is an "Unknown Device" which turns out to be the mbed Composite Device once the board is rebooted. The E: drive also becomes available.
It still says Link Server is not found while debugging. I also see a dialog:
redlink> ProbeList
No probes found
redlink> ProbeList
No probes found
redlink> ProbeList
No probes found
redlink> ProbeList
No probes found
redlink> ProbeList
No probes found
redlink> ProbeList
No probes found
I also see a dialog:
SafeUIJobWithProgress has encountered a problem. An internal error has occurred.
An internal error has occurred.
Widget is disposed
I seem to get to the dialog: Figure 11.3. LPC-Link2 no longer connected, very consistently now (MCUXpresso_IDE_User_Guide.pdf page 93).
Strait out of the box I was able to debug the Hello World application (on the Getting Started webpage) but if I go back to it now it will not debug. It just get to the same dialog and it stops. It never gets to main() now. The LED on the board next to the USB (power) port, Open SDA is flashing with a slow cadence.
Hello Randy,
I'm confused about your question , now let's confirm some points.
1) Is there a different way to debug using mbed ?
-> No, the method is the same no matter debug probe is MBED, JLINK or P&E on MCUXpresso IDE.
2) hold down the reset button, and reinsert the USB cable
-> If your board is FRDM-64, this action is force debugger on board run into bootloader mode, then we can update
debugger firmware, for example J-link, P&E, MBED. About detail steps please refer to : OpenSDA Serial and Debug Adapter | NXP
3）Now, I recommend you update it to J-link debug probe refer to above link, in my experience, sometimes it can't work
well MBED on FRDM-k64 . Remind again, if your PC is WIN10, pay attention the notes:
4) If still can't debug , please take screenshot show your steps.
Have a great day,
TIC
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