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USB Tap on Windows 7

‎08-05-2011 01:51 PM
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azguard
Contributor I

Has anyone gotten a USB Tap to work with Windows 7?

 

My current workaround is to install the XP virtual machine, and then install Codwarrior within the virtual OS. However, I was having an issue with programming speed (the download was taking up to 3 minutes). I tried to install the Jungo driver that comes with CodeWarrior, and now all I get is "CCS: USB Open Failed" when I attempt to flash the chip (16 bit MCF8322 via JTAG).

 

If I could just work from within Windows 7, it would save a lot of headache. If there's not any support for the USB Tap, what programmers do work with CodeWarrior on a 64 bit machine?

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‎08-05-2011 02:38 PM
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azguard
Contributor I

I got past my virtual machine issues, so I'm back to a working workaround. I would still like to know what everyone is using to program these chips from Windows 7 if the USB tap is not going to be supported. Any suggestions?

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‎11-08-2011 03:14 PM
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8_Floppy
Contributor I

I have the same problem: I can't use the USB Tap to program an MC56F8025 with my new 64bit Win7 notebook.

The USB Tap connects to the processor, blanks the flash, but then writes:

"CCCSClient::WriteMemoryDirect: Core not responding"

Has anybody found a solution?

BTW, on the Virtual XP machine the USB Tap does work, but it's not an attractive environment...

 

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‎11-09-2011 02:19 PM
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J2MEJediMaster
Specialist I

Have you looked at this forum thread?

 

---Tom

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‎12-20-2011 02:04 PM
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8_Floppy
Contributor I

I finally SOLVED the problem: I just obtained from Freescale a new build of the "ccs" directory (for CodeWarrior or FlashProgramming).

I just replaced the old "ccs" directory with the new one, and now the USB Tap is working fine even under Windows 7.

Hope it can help.

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‎12-20-2011 03:15 PM
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J2MEJediMaster
Specialist I

There is an application note, AN4338, which provides an updated CCS build. Use AN4338 and the Enter Keyword search to locate it. That build was for the Classic (non-Eclipse) CodeWarrior IDE, though. Is this the same build?

 

---Tom

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‎12-20-2011 06:06 PM
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8_Floppy
Contributor I

No it's not the same.

I already tried the "ccs" inside AN4338SW.zip: with it the USB Tap installed correctly on win7, but using it I had the error as in my previous post.

The new "ccs" seems really new, I received it today ("ccs_bld000_win.zip").

Thank you for your help.

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