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V7.0 - LHintAttachment: IDE.EXE - No Disk and _SZ sprintf width specifiers

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tim35ca
Contributor I
Just received the latest CW for CF V7.0 cd ver i to replace my preview release. Two problems so far.

Randomly, I get the following error message when trying to use the Flash Programmer tools:

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LHintAttachment: IDE.EXE - No Disk
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There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive D:.
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Cancel Try Again Continue
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Once you get this message you can't get rid of it until you put a disk in the drive (any disk it appears).

and

Someone has been changing the functionality of the size reduced _SZ libraries because where "%02u" worked properly using V6.4 tools in V7.0 tools it ignores the "0" now and doesn't fill in the leading zeros when required. I'm still searching the libraries source for what happened or the proper switch but I'd sure like to know why the change was made.


Message Edited by tim35ca on 2008-03-06 07:53 PM
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martinw
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Hi there,  I'd be interested to know when a solution is found to this.

 

We use CodeWarrior MobileGT V9.2 for PowerPC and have a similar problem on 2 installations (we have 10 in total I think).

 

One one installation, when the uses wants to enter debug, we get the following error "Windows no disk, exception processing message........."

 

Press cancel 8 times and the download starts, then when the download finishes the error appears again so we press cancel to enter the debugger.

 

The other system with a problem behaves exactly the same, but from memory the error message is slightly different.

 

Cheers

 

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Hspahr_89north
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I just got this message on CodeWarrior Coldfire v7.1.  It was rather annoying, but this is how I "fixed" it in my case.  I removed all CDs from my system.  I closed out of all my projects and files in CodeWarrior so it was blank.  I then pulled out the USB port that was attached to my 52259Demo board.  I restarted the computer.  I opened up CodeWarrior and opened my projects.  (The next step may or may not be necessary).  I tried to connect to the debugger which of course failed since it wasn't plugged in.  I connected the USB port to the DEMO card.  I then burned the flash and I didn't get the error.

 

Hopefully this helps somebody else.

-Hugh

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stalisman
Contributor III

Well this is wierd.

 

I got fed up and so closed CodeWarrior, put a music CD in the drive, loaded the project from a backup and it now runs.

 

Take the CD out and all is still ok.

 

So whatever it is does go away if 'any' CD is put in the drive.

 

It was "Lady Antebellum" .. not bad. 

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stalisman
Contributor III

Hi Folks,

 

I am using  IDE version 5.9.0  build 3024 developing for a MCF54450 board.

 

Out of the blue I am now getting this same error as you guys.

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LHintAttachment: IDE.EXE - No Disk
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There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive D:.
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Cancel Try Again Continue
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All I was doing was changing the debugger settings for the project .. probably just a coincidence, but by crickey this is a sod of a problem!

 

Has a work around been determined?

 

 

Cheers

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SanCarlo
Contributor I
Hi,

I am also interested in the first issue developped here. I am experiencing the same one using CodeWarrior Development Studio, MPC5xx nEdition, version 8.1, Build 40416.
The disk location specified is different: '\Device\HArddisk1\DR22' even if I am running under windows.

Has your problem been solved ? How could I access the dedicated service request ?

Thank you in advance.
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fletcherdunn
Contributor I

Was the "No Disk" issue resolved?  If so, what is the workaround?

 

I'm also getting it, and it's really terrible.  Here are my details:

 

LHintAttachment: IDE.EXE - No Disk

There is no disk in the drive.  Please insert a disk into drive D:.

 

It doesn't happen when I load the project, it happens when I click the Debug button to start debugging.  But it only happens the first time I start debuggging.  (But see below for why this is still really horrible for my situation.)

 

I'm using CW for the Wii.  Help -> About shows:

 

CodeWarrior IDE version 5.9.0

Build 3314

 

I've attached a copy of the Installed Plugins file.

 

Unfortunately, in my situation this error message is insanely irritating.  I have to exit CodeWarrior every time I want to compile, since I am not using CodeWarrior for my compiles, and CodeWarrior loves to have a lock on the exxecutable file, even after you stop debugging.

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tim35ca
Contributor I
Found the problem. V7.0 has all the _SZ libraries compiled with the next to useless printf_tiny_IO

I can't seem to find how to get rid of this switch. I assume I have to recompile the MSL _SZ libraries but there doesn't seem to be any documentation of which switch to use and where.
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Black
Contributor I
This requires further investigation and the issue should be logged in our database. Please create a service request here and attach an example CodeWarrior project with this issue and your CodeWarrior menu->Help->About...->Installed Products text file. You might log a service request for each of the two problems that you are describing here. Thank you.
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J2MEJediMaster
Specialist I
I'm not a ColdFire expert. I'll check and see if I can get an engineer to help you.

---Tom

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tim35ca
Contributor I
I'm still trying to unwind this one regarding the "%02" format specifier. I have found the source in the libraries and haven't yet found how and why it is not working properly.

Simple to test. Somoebody's assistance on this would be greatly appreciated.


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