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Sorry I am reposting this issue as by mistake I closed my previous question.

Hi, I have following issue and need some help.
I am using SEGGER Embedded studio for ARM Release 3.4 build 2018052200 36079 with latest nRF_SDK_for_Thread_v0.11.0_84a130f on window 10 (64). 


I can compile <Thread SDK>/examples/thread/experimental/cli/usb without any errors BUT When I run it by pressing <Go command> on SES studio the File explorer window pops up, indicating "missing file". Add or remove for future. It shows up for several files. Which some o these file don't even exists.


Upon search i found following post "Debugging OpenThread example with Segger"

https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/35344/debugging-openthread-examples-with-segger/135942#135942.

Per this post it indicates there are some issues with the latest SES development environment and suggest ignoring these messages as these source file are not needed for already compiled libraries.

I was able to follow this and run the program.

On running (<Thread SDK>/examples/thread/experimental/cli/usb). The program display messages:

<info> app: Thread version: OPENTHREAD/ga89eb88-dirty; NRF52840; Nov 17 2017 09:01:26
<info> app: Network name: OpenThread
<info> app: State changed! Flags: 0x00001311 Current role: 0

But I don't get a command line, which I need to configure the network by inputing commands. such as panid, ifconfig up, thread start etc. what I am missing? need some assistance understanding this.


My understanding is that I don't need an border router in the CLI example, I should be able to run two device and
send/receive local messages between them. Is this accurate?

Thanks

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