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Hi Fabian. It's the A35 I'm looking to access via JTAG (I typo'd that as A15 in my original question). Not the M4. Regards, Steve
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Quote from SEGGER - Fabian: “Hi Steve, Thank you for your inquiry. The i.MX8 support is implemented and maintained by NXP. You will have to contact NXP about this. Best regards, Fabian ” Hi Fabian. I contacted NXP and they indicated that they only support ARM's and Lauterbach's debuggers on the MX8/8X. Steve
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I see in the supported device list that the A15 of the iMX8QX is not supported by J-Link. Connection to the A9 in an iMX7D device is done via a script as documented here rather than with the device support built into the J-Link software. Are there any scripts for he iMX8QX that would provide similar access to the A15? Thanks, Steve
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I have a J-Link for ARM which I've used on boards with 20-pin JTAG headers. However, my current board has a 10-pin JTAG header. Thinking that the 10-pin header was fairly standard, I've tried an adapter (MDL-ADA2) made for this conversion: estore.ti.com/MDL-ADA2-10-pin-…Adapter-Module-P1913.aspx However, when I attempt to connect to the target with: JLinkExe -device MCIMX6D5 it reports that it did not find a device on the JTAG chain. The target does seem to reset though when I start JLinkExe Can…
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Hi. Does anyone have a J-Link script file for processors in the TI Centaurus family (AM387x, DM814x) that they can share? Thanks, Steve