Re: Re: [coldfire-gnu-discuss] Connecting to a Coldfire target using P&E USB Coldfire Multilink.

[Claude Sylvain <csylvain@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Nathan,


>
> Nathan wrote:
>
>
> 1) you had already installed P&E drivers before installing SourceryG++ Lite?
>
> 2) Did the SourceryG++ install also install P&E drivers (you'd've got a
>    popup window about that, if it did)
>
> 3) Did the P&E driver install (either #1 or #2) request a restart?
>

- I have installed Sourcery G++ Lite first.

- During the installation, I did not see any popup window telling that
  P&E driver was installed.  Maybe, I was looking away at that moment !?

- There was no request to restart the computer, and I did not restart it.

- Not seeing anything telling that P&E driver was installed, I decide to
  install it from the supplyed P&E disk that come with the M52235EVB box.

- There was no request to restart the computer, and I did not restart it.

- Once this driver was installed, I connected the USB Multilink for ColdFire
  to the computer, and have followed the Windows New Hardware Detected
  wizard.

- There was no request to restart the computer, and I did not restart it.

- From that point, I compiled a little project and connected to the
  target using GDB.
  From GDB, when executing a "load" command, there was error(s), and I
  have to make many "load" to finally have the command work correctly.
  I tryed also to exit GDB, re-execute GDB.  Also disconnect/re-connect the
  USB Multilink without success.

- After I have done a Poweroff and Poweron (the following day), all
  was working like a charm !


Remark:

- This morning, I installed Sourcery G++ Lite on another (Windows XP Pro)
  computer, and I saw a popup window telling that P&E driver was installed.
  There was no request to restart the computer.
  I have not the USB Multilink for Coldfire here, so I can not test
  if the installed driver is functionnal.


Regards,

Claude.