Debug -> Go In valid ELF file

[linh]

Hi,

I am a beginner with nrf9160 DK and followed the instruction in https://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/latest/nrf/gs_programming.html#gs-programming to build and programm the example mqtt_simple. But in step 6, when i click Debug -> Go following warning occurs even though the Project is built.

Then i click Yes and following error occurs:

Do you know what is the Problem? Thank you

Regards,

Linh

[Didrik Rokhaug]

Hi.

Which commit are you on in the nrf repo?

To find out, you can open a terminal inside <your NCS folder>/nrf, and enter the command "git rev-parse HEAD".

There is also a new version of Segger Embedded Studio. Could you try the new version, and see if you still have the problem?

You can find a link to the new version in the Getting Started Assistant application in nRF Connect for Desktop.

Here is a link for the 64-bit Windows version: segger.com/downloads/embedded-studio/embeddedstudio_arm_nordic_win_x64

Best regards,

Didrik

[linh]

Hi,

thank you for answering me. There are more errors occur when i use the new version.This is how it looks like

Regards,

Linh

[Didrik Rokhaug]

Did you check the "Clean build folder" checkbox when you opened the project?

If not, could you try to import it again with the checkbox checked?

Also, you are not using NCS v1.0.0 as your folder name indicates.

You can either try to upgrade to the latest master branch (git pull, west update), or you can revert to the previous release (git checkout v1.1.0, west update)

[linh]

I go to path <sourcecode_root>\ncs\nrf in cmd as admin and then do git checkout v1.1.0, west update.

The result of "git rev-parse HEAD" in side my <NCS folder>/nrf is

d3130d77559e2206a2541b09dd26e9be2f8532ed

Then I opened the Project again with checking "Clean build folder" check box. But now I can't event build the Project with Build -> Build Solution. It Looks like this after "Build Solution"

should I try git checkout and west update again or try an other Version of NCS?

[Didrik Rokhaug]

The problem might be due to a too-long file path.

Try to move your NCS directory closer to the root of your file system.