Provided power is maintained to the link1 device, the soft loaded firmware will continue to run.Ģ - RedProbe+ is not recognized by the LPCXpresso IDE.Ĭurrently we have no work around for this problem. The booted LPC-Link1 will now appear and can be used to debug as usual. Then use the GUI icon or Command line script to boot the probe.įinally, disconnect the hub from the Mac for a second or so and reconnect. In fact, the LPC-Link1 probe does boot, however the OS fails to enumerate the new device.Ī work around is to connect the Link1 probe to the Mac via a powered hub. We are currently investigating 2 issues when using Mac OSX El Capitan Īt .common.AbstractCommonBootableProbe$2.run(AbstractCommonBootableProbe.java:576)Īt .ModalContext$n(ModalContext.java:122)Ĭaused by: Īt .get(FutureTask.java:201)Īt .ExecCommand.exec(ExecCommand.java:276)Īt .n(RunCommand.java:148)Īt .n(RunCommand.java:131)Īt .(AbstractCommonBootableProbe.java:94)Īt .$1(AbstractCommonBootableProbe.java:86)Īt .common.AbstractCommonBootableProbe$2.run(AbstractCommonBootableProbe.java:569)Ĭontent originally posted in LPCWare by lpcxpresso-support on Mon Oct 05 07:34: ġ) When i try to debug my project i get the fault: Error received while booting LPC-Link v1.1Ģ) At the debug probe selection when i try to boot the LPC-Link i get this error. Since the update i can't connect my LPCXpresso board LPC1769

Today i updated my MacBook to the new OS version El Capitan. Content originally posted in LPCWare by vinylrider on Sat Oct 03 12:41:

Cac card for mac el capitan