I've purchased theEVK-MCIMX7ULP and I'd like to use MCUX to test out some features; however, I'm having issues importing the SDK that I've downloaded from the site: https://mcuxpresso.nxp.com/en/builder
I've tried to import the unzipped directory SDK_2.8.0_EVK-MCIMX7ULP that I downloaded.
It appears to have gotten most of the way and then it gave me the following 'Unable to Load error:
The Logs show the following:
Please help me determine what I'm missing.
Thank you
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Hi @JohnAm
Sorry I made a mistake. from the release note, this SDK was compiled and tested with IAR 8.50.5 and GCC. No MCUXpresso IDE support.
Regards
Daniel
I am also getting same issue, hence switched to Toolchain by ARM (https://developer.arm.com/Tools%20and%20Software/GNU%20Toolchain) as the SDK does not support MCUExpresso toolchain.
Hi @JohnAm
Sorry I made a mistake. from the release note, this SDK was compiled and tested with IAR 8.50.5 and GCC. No MCUXpresso IDE support.
Regards
Daniel
Please use the latest IDE version 11.2.0
I am on the latest version 11.2.0
Hi John:
Please make sure you have selected "all toolchains" before you download the SDK package.
You don't need to unzip this package. Once downloaded, this SDK package can be installed by simply dragging from the downloaded location into the Installed SDKs view. and it will be automatically installed into MCUXpresso IDE part support repository.
Then you can use the quick panel to import or new a project.
Please refer to MCUXpresso IDE User Guider.
Chapter 5: Creating New Projects using installed SDK part support
I verified that I am on the latest version "MCUXpresso IDE v11.2.0 [Build 4120] [2020-07-09]"
I went back and reselected 'all toolchains', downloaded the file and attempted it with the .zip file and it still fails.
Is there something else I'm missing?
Thank you
I tried on a second laptop and it failed using the following steps.
I received the same errors.
Please download the file and let me know if it works for you.
Until I get past this I am unfortunately at a standstill.
Thank you,
John