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Cannot set up debugging at all

Posted by aaronron on 2016-06-28 08:59

Hello. I have a custom board based on the STM32F756, and am using a Discovery STM32F0308-DISCO connected via SWD to my board.

I cannot manage to set up the debugging at all. Eclipse builds my project just fine (with my makefile). I have the latest OpenSTM32 on Linux (Mint 17.3).

When I try to set up a new ‘Ac6 STM32 Debugging’ profile, it tells me it has no board and asks me to fill in information.

I select STM32F0 (or F7, same results) and the dropdown for MCU has nothing in it. Same if I chose “All STM32”. So I am guessing there is some configuration problem there.

Even after I fill out that form, I cannot press “OK”: nothing happens at all (I can press Cancel, only).

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Posted by tang on 2016-06-28 09:47

Hi,

I’m not sure to understand when you say you’re using a Discovery STM32F0308-DISCO connected via SWD to your board. Do you means your board is connected to the ST-Link/V2 module from the STM32F0308-DISCO for debugging ?

If it’s the case :

Did you define your custom board on the IDE ? http://www.openstm32.org/Creating+a+custom+board?structure=DocumentationQuestion (“Define custom board”)

Please, recreate a new Makefile project (http://www.openstm32.org/Creating+a+new+project?structure=Documentation) then create your custom board when it is asked :
- File > New > C Project
- Enter the project name
- Select “Makefile project” > “Empty project” and “Ac6 STM32 MCU GCC” as toolchain then Next button
- Then push Next again in the advance configuration page
- On the MCU Configuration page, select “Create a new custom board”
- Enter the new board name
- Select STM32F7 as your serie
- Select the MCU on your board
- Select ST-LinkV2 as debug device
- Select SWD as debug interface
- Ok
- Click on finish to create the project.

When the project is created,
- Import your sources and makefiles.
- Build your project
- Create a new “Ac6 STM32 Debugging” configuration (the error message should not appear since your choose your custom board)
- Launch debug.

Hope it works,
Kevin.

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Posted by tang on 2016-06-28 10:07
In your “Ac6 STM32 Debugging” profile, go to the “Debugger” tab, then in the OpenOCD setup, try to select “Manual Spec” and choose the ST-Link/V2 as device and the SWD as interface.
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