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Quote from oare8445: “My entire code right now is this: ------------------------------------------ #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int test = 0; while(1) test += 1; return 1; } ----------------------------------------- I suspect it's somewhere in the configuration, but don't see anything that stands out. I've attached screen shots of the configuration tabs for the Segger device. I'm using an Atmel ATSAMD11D14AM”

My entire code right now is this: ------------------------------------------ #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int test = 0; while(1) test += 1; return 1; } ----------------------------------------- I suspect it's somewhere in the configuration, but don't see anything that stands out. I've attached screen shots of the configuration tabs for the Segger device. I'm using an Atmel ATSAMD11D14AM

I'm trying to run the debug in eclipse with the example 'hello world' program, but am running into issues. Namely, the message "No source available for "0xfffffffe"" is indicating issues. This memory location is where the program counter register says it is. Console dump listed below. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SEGGER J-Link GDB Server V6.14a Command Line Version JLinkARM.dll V6.14a (DLL compiled Feb 27 2017 18:40:25) -----GDB Server start settin…

I did the old fashion unplug and replug. It works now. Sorry for the stupid post and thanks for the quick reply!

I have setup the Segger software with Eclipse and have not been able to program my device but also realized that trying to register the device even fails. Don't know if I'm doing something wrong, the hardware is defective, or the software is defective. Screenshots are attached showing the failed registration and the failed debugging with Eclipse.