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I have developed approximately 20 projects using S08 processors and CodeWarrior 11.1 with the P&E Multilink Universal FX debugger. I used an Intel-based MAC with Parallels VM running Windows 7. Everything worked Great!
I now have a new MAC , again running Parallels VM and Windows 11. (no choice). CodeWarrior loaded, but with a message about no device driver. It works fine, but the debugger is not recognised. On the old Mac, Windows Device Manager showed an entry "Jungo Connectivity/Windriver", but on the new MAC the device manager only showed an entry "MULTILINK".
There are a number of suggested fixes but the proposed files could not be found,
Can someone please offer me a working solution, even if it means using a different debug probe.
If you update from Windows 7 to Windows 11, all the related driver may need to reinstall
CodeWarrior® for MCUs (Eclipse IDE) could be a good choice to select
CodeWarrior® for MCUs (Eclipse IDE) - ColdFire®, 56800/E DSC, Qorivva® 56xx, RS08/S08, S12Z - 11.1
I hate Windows and I am not updating from W7 to W11 - it is a new machine (Mac M4) and W7 is not compatible so I have no choice.I have been using CodeWarrior for about 25 years. My question was "which drivers do I need for W11 and where can I find them?
Just as a point of interest and nothing to do with this topic, AUTODESK products will no longer run on old Intel-based Macs, so Windows 7 - R.I.P.
Hello,
I would recommend on using the OS windows 11 for using CodeWarrior v11.1 this is the supported option, not virtual machines; as we can't guarantee that the CodeWarrior Tool work with Virtual Machines
To download the v11.1, Please refer to CodeWarrior for MCUs (Eclipse IDE) v11.1
Best Regards, Luis
As an option you could ask them in their support forum if they have it
Best Regards
Sorry about my other post. I replied to the wrong post (one that I should have closed as solved). You will notice that I have been using CW under a VM for "Many years" and although you can't guarantee it, I know that it works. all I need is the Windows device driver for the Multilink. I think it's somewhere on the P&E website, but I can't find it. So far I have CW running with no problems under windows 11, running in the Parallels VM, loaded in OSX Tahoe.