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More data. I moved over to Windows so that I could use the J-Link Control Panel to log the probe communications. I used Eclipse and Ozone to load the exactly same binary. Eclipse was able to stop at start of main() and I stepped a couple times. Ozone exhibited the same issue, after connecting and apparently halting at main(), it hangs and uses up a whole CPU core. I'm attaching logs for both runs and the jdebug file. Looking at the end of the Ozone log, it seems that interestingly enough the J-L…
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Additional information: I was able to use Eclipse Oxygen with the MCU plugin to build/flash/debug my application using the J-Link. The debug session starts just fine within Eclipse. However, I do really want to use Ozone in order to be able to use the peripheral register view (amongst other things). I'm unable to use the MCU plugin's peripheral view functionality because I have a CMake workflow that is incompatible with MCU's project management. If it helps at all, this is the console log from E…
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Thank you, The hang occurs after the debug session starts, when Ozone is apparently trying to stop at the main() function. I replaced my real main function with one that just blinks a LED. When I do that, I see that when Ozone stops at main(), it spends a bit of time "Writing Memory" and a five-bar progress icon going across the bottom status bar, then the UI is available again. With my real main function, the "Writing Memory" part is stuck, the five-box progress bar is not moving across the bot…
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I have a J-Link Ultra+ that I'm trying to use to debug a custom STM32F469BI board. I tried to use Ozone v2.56i I'm using the JTAG interface with the speed set to Auto. Im able to download the elf file, I can see the report in the log. However, after the download and the Ozone UI shows stepping to main, Ozone just hangs, using 100% of a CPU core. I tried downloading Embedded Studio to see if it has any issues with running one of the sample programs and it seems to be able to do so. I did see this…