Failed to resume target process. Downloading binary to target...

[wangyongsheng]

Hi all, and particularly PGO,

I'm experimenting issues with CodeWarrior10.6 and the USBDM with DSC MC56F8345 or MC56F84789 device. I have created a project and keep all default options. However, it is not possible to load and debug the application. I get the following error when launching the debugging:

In the console:

Executing Initialization File: E:\Codewarrior\84789_BDM/Project_Settings/Debugger/MC56F84789.tcl

radix x

cmdwin::eclipse::config hexprefix 0x

cmdwin::eclipse::config MemWidth 16

cmdwin::eclipse::config MemAccess 16

cmdwin::eclipse::config MemSwap off

Starting 3rd party flash programming...

DiMemoryDownload() - DI_DNLD_TERMINATE - Programming memory image...

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Programming target

  Device = 'MC56F84585'

  Trim, F=0, NVA@0000, clock@0000

  Ram[0000...3FFF]

  Erase=EraseMass

  Security=intelligent

  Total bytes=35556

  doRamWrites=T

Erase Time = 3.48 s, Speed = 9.97 kBytes/s, rc = 0

DiMemoryDownload() - DI_DNLD_TERMINATE - Programming complete, rc = 7

    Thanks for your attention,

    Best Regards,

    yongsheng

[pgo]

Hi yonhsheng,

The DSC support is rather patchy - The support for MC56F84789 was based upon testing with a similar device MC56F84763 so it is quite possible that I have made a mistakes in the configuration.

You can check the configuration for the device in the dsc_devices.xml device and see if it looks correct.

Could I get you to test the stand-alone programmer first.  If this doesn't work please try the debug version of the programmer and provide the usbdm.log and dsc programmer log in %APPDATA%\usbdm directory.

bye

[wangyongsheng]

Dear PGO，

Firstly, thank you for your help!

I try to test the stand-alone programmer,and it seem to be right. No errors occur during the programing.Here are the information in the console:

fl::target -lc "test2"

fl::target -b 0x60400 0x1000

fl::target -v off -l off

cmdwin::fl::device -d "MC56F84789_P_FLASH" -o "144kx16x1" -a 0x0 0x6bfff

cmdwin::fl::device -d -append "MC56F84789_X_FLASH" -o "152kx16x1" -a 0x8000 0x3ffff

cmdwin::fl::protect all off

Beginning Operation ...

[pgo]

Hi yongsheng,

Could you change the options in Codewarrior to use the debug build of  the GDI interface:

This will produce a more verbose log in the Codewarrior Console as well as separate USBDM log files

Please look in %APPADATA%/usbdm for the usbdm.log and another DSC or MC56F log file and post here.

bye

[wangyongsheng]

Hi pgo,

Thanks for your careful guidance,I follow your advice and find two files:GDI_DSC.log and usbdm.log.Because of the file including too much infomation,I upload the files so that you can convenient to read it.

Thanks for your kind help!

Bye

[pgo]

Hi yongsheng,

The GDI_DSC.log file is indicating that it is finding the device secured.

This may be due to a detection problem in the software but could you do the following to check please:

• Use the stand-alone programmer to program the same file that you are using in the project.
• Make sure you select Unsecure option:

• Verify the Flash.
• Try again with Codewarrior and see if it makes any difference.

You can also change the erase option in Codewarrior to "Mass Erase". to see if it makes any difference.

bye

[wangyongsheng]

Hi pgo,

Thanks for your help again!

I follow your advice to program with the stand-alone programmer.an error occured after I click the Verify Flash botton.

bye