I've searched fairly thoroughly, but others seem to at least be able to run "./JLinkExe" and get a command line server. I try this on LinuxMint14 (64bit) and it comes back with "No such file or directory". HEre's what I've done (on two machines, real and a virtual)
1. Extracted the SW
2. From the JLink_Linux_V462a folder, typed "sudo cp libjlinkarm.* /usr/lib". The files copied over ok.
3. Typed sudo ldconfig and I get "/sbin/ldconfig.real: /usr/lib/jlinkarm.so.4 is not a symbolic link" (I suspect the problem is here...)
4. Any combination thereafter of adding paths, restarting the machine, using bash / sudo / referencing sh scripts or the executable just results in "command not found" "sh: 0: Can't open ./JLinkExe.sh" or "no such file or directory" messages. Like I said, I've tried adding paths and checking with the <env> command.
a. I can run this on a 64bit machine
b. Not having the 32bit libusb isn't going to affect trying to at least run JLinkExe
Help me Obi Wan...
1. Extracted the SW
2. From the JLink_Linux_V462a folder, typed "sudo cp libjlinkarm.* /usr/lib". The files copied over ok.
3. Typed sudo ldconfig and I get "/sbin/ldconfig.real: /usr/lib/jlinkarm.so.4 is not a symbolic link" (I suspect the problem is here...)
4. Any combination thereafter of adding paths, restarting the machine, using bash / sudo / referencing sh scripts or the executable just results in "command not found" "sh: 0: Can't open ./JLinkExe.sh" or "no such file or directory" messages. Like I said, I've tried adding paths and checking with the <env> command.
I'm assuming with the above:
a. I can run this on a 64bit machine
b. Not having the 32bit libusb isn't going to affect trying to at least run JLinkExe
Help me Obi Wan...