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In 13.1 version of SoC EDS this example works normal 2 month ago, and now in 14.0 fails.
I make all described in "Getting Started with Linux Application Debugging" from ug_soc_eds.pdf, and on final stage see dialog "Connection failed" with text: --- Quote Start --- Unable to connect to LinuxAppDebug_DevKit Reason: Failed target configuration: gdbserver exited unexpectedly see the App Console for further information --- Quote End --- In App Console: --- Quote Start --- Preparing the debug session # cd /home/root # export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=".:/home/root:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" # gdbserver :5000 "/home/root/hello.o" Process /home/root/hello.o created; pid = 279 Cannot exec /home/root/hello.o: Exec format error. Child exited with status 127 No program to debug. GDBserver exiting. # --- Quote End --- I think that my SD-card have old Linux-version for new compilers in SoC EDS, fill it with new 14.0-image through Win32DiskImager.exe -- error remain. Delete all project and reimport it from archive, recompile -- similarly. I see a file hello.o in /home/root (Remote System Explorer view), copy it back to Windows filesystem -- it is equal with my in project, 2792 bytes. Delete it, run configuration again -- it appears in /home/root: Eth-link is working ! Where may be problem ? In 13.1 this example was debugged normal.Link Copied
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I have mistake -- run hello.o instead hello. :)
--- Quote Start --- Replies: 0 Views: 99 --- Quote End --- And all 99 Linux Users not see this... In Linux ARM processor works faster by order of magnitude ! Or 2 orders in comparison with Baremetal :) May anybody say why ? And how i will do in Baremetal to increase clock to 925 MHz ?
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