Closed microbuilder closed 8 years ago
Clearly we're not alone, though. I wasn't aware of the USB stack issues referenced here: http://community.silabs.com/t5/Simplicity-Studio-and-Software/OS-X-El-Capitan-Can-t-connect-to-device/td-p/155102
Updating the firmware on the JLink (5.02f was used) seems to have solved this, though I had to connect the JLink to a Windows device and then open JLink Commander to update.
The OS X software doesn't propose the option to update the firmware. :(
I did this in Parallels, and then when I closed Parallels I was able to use the JLink on El Capitan again:
$ adalink stm32f2 -p jlink -i
Device ID : STM32F2xx
Chip Rev : X (0x2003)
Segger ID : STM32F205RG
I just updated to El Capitan, and unfortunately AdaLink no longer seems to work with the JLink (reported by a second person as well). I tried reinstalling the JLink drivers, but haven't been able to get it to work.
The device is connected here and the STM32F2 board is powered up (the same setup that worked fine on 10.10):
jlink is available in the system path since running
jlinkexe
produces the following output after a certain delay:I'm using the latest available JLink drivers, so this may simply be an issue with the Segger driver, but wanted to file it here as a known issue all the same.