Hi @jackking ,
I can make it works on my side now.
Check the Jflash downloading and the debug downloading situation.
Now follow me.
Please download the attachment.
1. copy MIMXRT106X_FLEXSPI.elf to
C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLINKV768B\Devices\NXP\iMXRT_UFL
2. copy JLinkDevices.xml to C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLINKV768B
3. click C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLINKV768B\JLinkDLLUpdater.exe
Then, you can use the Jflash to connect and program.
4. About the MCUXPresso IDE download
Still like your previous settings, just change the device name to: MIMXRT1060_ATX032
Then test it.
Please note, in your project, you need to configure the xip folder file to the adesto code.
copy evkmimxrt1060_flexspi_nor_config.c and exip_defs.h to your xip folder.
Best Regards,
Kerry
Hi @jackking ,
I can make it works on my side now.
Check the Jflash downloading and the debug downloading situation.
Now follow me.
Please download the attachment.
1. copy MIMXRT106X_FLEXSPI.elf to
C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLINKV768B\Devices\NXP\iMXRT_UFL
2. copy JLinkDevices.xml to C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLINKV768B
3. click C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLINKV768B\JLinkDLLUpdater.exe
Then, you can use the Jflash to connect and program.
4. About the MCUXPresso IDE download
Still like your previous settings, just change the device name to: MIMXRT1060_ATX032
Then test it.
Please note, in your project, you need to configure the xip folder file to the adesto code.
copy evkmimxrt1060_flexspi_nor_config.c and exip_defs.h to your xip folder.
Best Regards,
Kerry
@kerryzhouThanks.
We are using the Adesto ATXP032 EcoXIP part (https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/white-paper/NXPADESTOWP.pdf)
Adesto was acquired by Renesas and subsequently dropped the EcoXIP line.
I am using the MIMXRT1062CVL5A as part of an Embedded Artists iMXRT1062 module, not a custom board. (https://www.embeddedartists.com/products/imx-rt1062-oem/) Embedded Artists has also dropped the use of the Adesto part, moving to a QuadSPI flash now.
This Adesto part is supported by MCUXpresso with the EcoXIP driver:
This is my only email address.
Hi @jackking ,
So sorry for my later reply, as this case is not in my box, so the updated information will be ignored when I have a lot of my own box cases updated(to be honest, a little overflow now).
Here, at first, you need to make sure your board is really working with the adesto ATXP032 flash,
Just make sure your hardware has no problem.
You can use the MCUbootutility to test it at first in the serial download mode with USB or the UART:
https://github.com/JayHeng/NXP-MCUBootUtility/releases/tag/v5.1.0
the related user manual is:
https://github.com/JayHeng/NXP-MCUBootUtility
After it works, then we can do the RT-UFL debugging, make sure, the RT-UFL can do the erase, program, read, etc, then generate the file for the JLINK.
You can check the mcubootutility at first, after it works, please let me know.
Then, you can create a new question post to @kerry zhou, I will take it.
My side has your ATXP032 chip +RT1050 board(to the RT1060, I need to borrow the validation board to test, anyway, I have a way to test it on my side), I can help you to test it, just need you to create a new question post, then also share the link in this post. Thanks a lot for your cooperation and understanding.
Best Regards,
kerry
@kerryzhou I created *this* thread at your request from another post: https://community.nxp.com/t5/i-MX-RT/How-to-program-rt1170-evk-octal-flash-with-JLink/m-p/1662365/hi...
Yes,of course, the flash works correctly when using MCUBootUtility, as well with J-Link versions before they switched to using a different flash driver method (maybe around J-Link 7.60?). I have been stuck using J-Link version 7.50a because of this.
I have been using the Embedded Artists EVK and my own custom design for years now, and flash is erased, programmed and verified successfully every time.
This is the (successful) programming with J-Link 7.50a to show it does work:
Hi @jackking ,
Thanks for your information!
In your mentioned linker, that is RT1170, so now, you want to use RT1060 with adesto octal flash chip, right?
Your testing board is Embedded Artists EVK or your customer board?
I have one Embedded Artists EVK board which is RT1050 and a socket which can insert the different flash chip.
Please help to check my understanding about your question:
1. use the older JLINK driver version, it works OK, eg, 7.50a.
As from your video, seems your downloading works.
2. Please note, in your video, the .cfx flashdriver is not used for the JLINK, it is for the CMSIS DAP debugger.
If you want to use the JLINK, you need to select the correct version.
Whether the new JLINK driver can't work on your side?
widndow->preferences
Here select the JLINK driver, if you use the RT-UFL, you also need to select to the RT-UFL JLINK driver area. And in the debug configuration, device need to select the UFL flash device name, do you all do it?
3. What's your detail requirement? Use the directly new JLINK driver can't work right? And you want to use the RT-UFL as the JLINK flashdriver, but until now, you didn't make it works on the MIMXRT1060+Adesto octal flash, right?
Next time, if you want me to provide service for you in the new post, please in the original post @kerry zhou directly, otherwise, this case maybe won't enter my box, and it may still consume my working time, thanks a lot for your understanding.
Anyway, I will find time to help you do the testing, but it maybe delay, as a lot of customers in my testing now, please keep patient, thanks.
Best Regards,
kerry
@kerryzhou My detailed requirement is to use the latest J-Link versions to debug the IMXRT1062xxxxA with Adesto EcoXIP OctalSPI Flash (ATXP032) with MCUXpresso v11.7.1 (on Mac) using the Embedded Artists Development Kit (EVK)
I have done the following:
* Select the specific J-Link version (7.88e) in the MCUXpresso debug configuration.
* Configure the J-Link launch to use the MIMXRT1062xxx6A alias
* Download the RT-UFL project and place the RT-UFL files into the J-Link directory
* Create and/or modify the JLinkDevices.xml to use the RT-UFL Loader. I do not know the correct RT-UFL settings to use for Adesto EcoXIP Flash. I have tried many different settings. This is what I am asking for in this post
When I launch the debug session, J-Link fails to erase or program the flash with the application, and then debug fails.
Here is a video of it *not* working with J-Link 7.88e.
@kerryzhou From the Embedded Artists documentation https://www.embeddedartists.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/iMX_RT10x2_OEM_Board_Datasheet.pdf#page22
