This reverts commit 98d9f1168cbdc59e4c2c0b1f01b225a4df9ad98a because it causes flashing issues with some Zephyr targets (notably, STM32 family devices).
The patch in itself does not seem to be doing anything wrong in particular; but, it uncovers various problems with the Zephyr-side OpenOCD configurations -- mainly, not resetting the target device on debugger connect, which may lead to connection failures because Zephyr puts the target CPU to sleep while idling and the CPU cannot respond to the debugger's request in this state.
For more details, refer to the GitHub issue
zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr#50590.
Revert this commit once the Zephyr-side OpenOCD configurations are fixed.
stephanosio
commented
2 years ago
This reverts commit 98d9f1168cbdc59e4c2c0b1f01b225a4df9ad98a because it causes flashing issues with some Zephyr targets (notably, STM32 family devices).
The patch in itself does not seem to be doing anything wrong in particular; but, it uncovers various problems with the Zephyr-side OpenOCD configurations -- mainly, not resetting the target device on debugger connect, which may lead to connection failures because Zephyr puts the target CPU to sleep while idling and the CPU cannot respond to the debugger's request in this state.
For more details, refer to the GitHub issue zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr#50590.
Revert this commit once the Zephyr-side OpenOCD configurations are fixed.
Signed-off-by: Stephanos Ioannidis root@stephanos.io