Hi,

I wanted to test SystemView (with freeRTOS) on Linux. I tried to get the "SystemView for Linux, DEB Installer 64-bit version" and "SystemView for Linux, TGZ archive 64-bit version". But both seem not to work on my system. I can start the SystemView executable without any problems, but when I press the record button the programs exists with the following message:

Could not open library: libjlinkarm.so.5 (Resource temporarily unavailable). Exiting now.


I also tried the 32-bit version with lib32 packages. Now, a configuration windows appears when I press record. I used the following settings: Connection to J-Link:USB; Target Device:MK64FN1M0VLL12; Target Interface and speed; JTAG 2000kHz; RTT Control Block Detection: Address 0x1fff0c44

Since Autodetection and Search Range didn't work I figured that using the correct address might do the trick - but it didn't help. Once I hit "OK" I get the message "Failed to start recording. Could not connect." I made sure that the target was connected and running and thatSEGGER_SYSVIEW_Conf() that was called at the start of the application.

Do you guys have an idea what the problem might be? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
kai

Thanks for your reply. I changed the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the location of libjlinkarm.so.5. But I still get the same error:
"Could not open library: libjlinkarm.so.5 (Resource temporarily unavailable). Exiting now."
I also checked with

C Source Code

1. echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH

if the path were changed to the location of libjlinkarm (which it was). I wonder why I don't get the error with the 32-bit version of SystemView... But with the 32-bit version I wasn't able to connect to the target as I mentioned before. I'm not really sure why this is happening.


Many thanks!

Thanks for your help! Turned out the symbolic links were not intact. Now, it is working