Good morning,
I’m starting to run some tests with the FRDM-MCXN947 board and the Visual Studio Code environment using the “MCUXpresso” extension, on a 64-bit Windows 11 system.
So far, I’ve successfully downloaded and run several examples from the “MCUXpresso SDK Repository,” including helloworld, blinky, and mailbox_interrupt (multicore), all of which worked correctly.
I’ve also tested examples from the “Zephyr Repository.” All single-core examples work fine, but I’m having issues with the multicore examples — specifically, they don’t run as expected.
In particular, I’m attaching information from the mbox_data example. It compiles without errors, but when I try to run or debug it, the program fails to execute.
I’m attaching the reports for reference.
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Hi @Jorini
I tested it again. I believe that the CPU1 doesn't get programmed when just pressing the debug button from VSCode. So my steps are:
1. Flash the CPU1 (remote domain)
2. Then I can debug the application:
I'm able to replicate this each time. Can you please check again?
BR
Harry
Hi @Harry_Zhang,
Thank you for your response and for forwarding the issue to the Zephyr team.
I just wanted to kindly follow up and ask if there have been any updates regarding the multicore example issue, particularly with the mbox_data example on the FRDM-MCXN947 board.
I appreciate your help and any news you can share.
Best regards,
Hi @Harry_Zhang ,
The image you have attached is from the "blinky" project, this project has always worked for me.
I opened the thread because I couldn't run the "multicore" type projects, specifically the mbox_data. With Zephyr's latest release, I still can't get the "mbox_data" example to run. Any ideas?
Best regards,
Jorini
Hi @Harry_Zhang ,
I've updated what you told me, and it still behaves the same. I'm attaching a screenshot of the project import and the error message it displays when debugging the project. I'm also attaching the installed versions.
Hi @Jorini
I tested it again. I believe that the CPU1 doesn't get programmed when just pressing the debug button from VSCode. So my steps are:
1. Flash the CPU1 (remote domain)
2. Then I can debug the application:
I'm able to replicate this each time. Can you please check again?
BR
Harry