Hi
I can't say that I am familiar with the -t footprint. But as a start. Could you try to align your SDK version with the toolchain version? Python versions and packages is bundled with the toolchain version, so it could be something there
Regards
Runar
Hi
I can't say that I am familiar with the -t footprint. But as a start. Could you try to align your SDK version with the toolchain version? Python versions and packages is bundled with the toolchain version, so it could be something there
Regards
Runar
I set both to 2.1.0 and still see the same issue (see below). BTW: I installed the available update noted on the first line, but still see that message that it is available...
Memory report is working with 2.5.2, so I assume this was a bug in 2.1.0 that has since been fixed.