Dear all,
thanx again for your help. But still I have the feeling something changed in
the Ubuntu/openocd settings.
In the Arduino IDE all my other program possibilities show as a port. Also the
Teensy, which uses a udev entry in the rules.d.
Only the Atmel ICE using openocd doesn't show.
I did
> openocd -f openocd.cfg -c "program test.bin exit 0x"
> works, that's a start :-)
> but can you still help me with the programmer getting accessible in the IDE?
Then that is an IDE issue and not an OpenOCD issue.
You really need to ask about the IDE issue on the appropriate forum.
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Dear Paul,
I used to flash the programmer by Arduino IDE because I am used to work in
Arduino IDE (all my software uses Arduino libraries and they worked fine)
normaly the Atmel ICE appeared as a port.
Suddenly on all my computers the Atmel ICE is not there as a programming port??
On Wed, Nov
On Wed, Nov 20, 2019 at 06:23:43PM -, Andries Oyens wrote:
> openocd command gives:
...
> Info : at91samd21e18.cpu: hardware has 4 breakpoints, 2
> watchpoints
So the adapter is working just fine, what's the problem? And why do
you need any IDE to flash the target?..
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Dear Jonathan,
I added ATTRS{idVendor}=="03eb", ATTRS{idProduct}=="2141", MODE="664",
GROUP="plugdev", TAG+="uaccess" to 60-openocd.rules
rebooted and no succes
I also tried ATTRS{idVendor}=="03eb", ATTRS{idProduct}=="2141", MODE="660",
GROUP="plugdev", TAG+="uaccess"
reboot and no succes
how
On Wed, Nov 20, 2019 at 04:25:56PM -, Jonathan McDowell wrote:
> FWIW the Debian package installs the udev rules to
> lib/udev/rules.d/60-openocd.rules, as they are part of the package. However
> they
> do not have the 2141 PID in them, just 03eb/204f, so if it was working before
It should ge
Is Andries on Debian?
I didn't see that mentioned anywhere...
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** [tickets:#258] sudo apt install openocd**
**Status:** new
**Milestone:** 0.9.0
**Labels:** openOCD arduino no port
**Created:** Wed Nov 20, 2019 12:22 PM UTC by Andries Oyens
**Last Updated:** Wed Nov 20, 2019 04:25 PM UTC
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FWIW the Debian package installs the udev rules to
lib/udev/rules.d/60-openocd.rules, as they are part of the package. However
they do not have the 2141 PID in them, just 03eb/204f, so if it was working
before there must have been something extra installed/configured.
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** [tickets:#258] su
Dear Tommy
ls /etc/udev/rules.d gives:
49-micronucleus.rules 70-snap.core.rules z65-anyma-udmx.rules
z65-fx5-hid.rules z65-spi.rules
49-teensy.rules70-snap.libreoffice.rules z65-dmxusb.rules
z65-peperoni.rules
so I guess not. Strange while it was working for month on
Yes I did a reboot, no succes
Did you reboot or manually trigger a reload of the udev rules files (udevadmin
trigger I think)?
I normally just reboot if I change the udev files.
If the rules are in force and the one that you cite is the correct one for your
programmer then openocd should be
(first attempt to send bounced so trying again)
Did you reboot or manually trigger a reload of the udev rules files (udevadmin
trigger I think)?
I normally just reboot if I change the udev files.
If the rules are in force and the one that you cite is the correct one for your
programmer then open
Did you reboot or manually trigger a reload of the udev rules files (udevadmin
trigger I think)?
I normally just reboot if I change the udev files.
If the rules are in force and the one that you cite is the correct one for your
programmer then openocd should be able to use it when run in non root
Did you reboot or manually trigger a reload of the udev rules files (udevadmin
trigger I think)?
I normally just reboot if I change the udev files.
If the rules are in force and the one that you cite is the correct one for your
programmer then openocd should be able to use it when run in non root
Dear Tommy,
i found a file on internet named 99-openocd.rules
and added
# Atmel-ICE JTAG/SWD in-circuit debugger
ATTRS{idVendor}=="03eb", ATTRS{idProduct}=="2141", MODE="664", GROUP="plugdev"
to it and placed it in /etc/udev/rules.d
still no succes. How can I check if a non superuser can use t
Doesn't look like there's any openocd udev rules file installed so?
You need a udev rule for your programmer to allow openocd non root/su access to
your programmer.
If this was working for you before but is no longer working on the same machine
then something obviously must've changed.
http://op
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