You need a JTAG debugger. Depending on your build environment, you can use either IAR I-Jet or Keil uLink. You can also get the complete development kit (2 demoboards, extension board of your choice and I-Jet debugger at http://www.diolan.com/cortex-m-kit.html.
Hi there,
I got the board in a workshop in the Netherlands a couple of weeks ago and I decided to test it. However programming the board is kind of vague. Can it be programmed through USB? Also, can it host a linux kernel? Has anyone tried that yet?
The programming through USB mode is available, but we did not test it. There is no MMU in processor, so the Linux can not be used. You try to use FreeRTOS, uCLinux, EmbOS http://www.lpc4350.com/projects/lpc-4350/wiki/Segger-embos or any other similar systems.
dmitry replied on Permalink
You need a JTAG debugger.
You need a JTAG debugger. Depending on your build environment, you can use either IAR I-Jet or Keil uLink. You can also get the complete development kit (2 demoboards, extension board of your choice and I-Jet debugger at http://www.diolan.com/cortex-m-kit.html.
dimitris replied on Permalink
Dev board programming and Linux
Hi there,
I got the board in a workshop in the Netherlands a couple of weeks ago and I decided to test it. However programming the board is kind of vague. Can it be programmed through USB? Also, can it host a linux kernel? Has anyone tried that yet?
koval_iv replied on Permalink
The programming through USB
The programming through USB mode is available, but we did not test it. There is no MMU in processor, so the Linux can not be used. You try to use FreeRTOS, uCLinux, EmbOS http://www.lpc4350.com/projects/lpc-4350/wiki/Segger-embos or any other similar systems.