Thank you SEGGER for releasing a build of the J-Link Software and Documentation pack for Linux ARM systems. This allows us to run the tools on a Raspberry Pi (or other similar minicomputers).
I've recently upgraded to a Raspberry Pi 4 and was trying to run Ubuntu Server (64-bit), but realized this isn't compatible with the ARM binary available for download. For the time being, I downgraded to the 32-bit version of Ubuntu Server for RPis and it works fine, but I would like to be able to run the proper OS for my architecture.
1) Can SEGGER cross compile this for the 'arm64' architecture, in addition to 'armhf'? Is this on the roadmap?
2) If not, I think it might be possible to run the binary on ARM based 64-bit Ubuntu, but I don't know the required multiarch libs to install, etc. Does anyone have this information?
Thanks!
I've recently upgraded to a Raspberry Pi 4 and was trying to run Ubuntu Server (64-bit), but realized this isn't compatible with the ARM binary available for download. For the time being, I downgraded to the 32-bit version of Ubuntu Server for RPis and it works fine, but I would like to be able to run the proper OS for my architecture.
1) Can SEGGER cross compile this for the 'arm64' architecture, in addition to 'armhf'? Is this on the roadmap?
2) If not, I think it might be possible to run the binary on ARM based 64-bit Ubuntu, but I don't know the required multiarch libs to install, etc. Does anyone have this information?
Thanks!