MCP 3.10.0.14 + Windows 7 + MEFW 0.11.0 crashes

RE: MCP 3.10.0.14 + Windows 7 + MEFW 0.11.0 crashes

pabigot — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 22:44:59 GMT

Thanks for your efforts, though.

RE: MCP 3.10.0.14 + Windows 7 + MEFW 0.11.0 crashes

pabigot — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 22:44:01 GMT

If there are dump files I don't know where they are. They're not in the directory where the log is found.

At this point I don't plan to spend more time on this: I'd hoped MCP be a quick way to gain insight into the examples and capture working packet traces while developing new central and peripheral services on my Linux systems for the nRF51 to use, but since it doesn't work for me I'll move directly to using noble.

RE: MCP 3.10.0.14 + Windows 7 + MEFW 0.11.0 crashes

Bjørn Inge — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 22:09:03 GMT

The IronPython issue is described in the changelog section of the MCP help file, but if you don't have IronPython you can disregard the issue. From the crash log it looks to be related to the jlinkarm dll, other than that it's hard to say what's causing it. Do you happen to get any memory dump files when the application crashes?

RE: MCP 3.10.0.14 + Windows 7 + MEFW 0.11.0 crashes

pabigot — Tue, 08 Sep 2015 21:58:58 GMT

I get slightly different log messages (some confirming JLink 5.02a), but the same crash immediately after selecting the device. To my knowledge I have no IronPython installation anywhere, nor do I see it mentioned in www.nordicsemi.com/.../38908.

RE: MCP 3.10.0.14 + Windows 7 + MEFW 0.11.0 crashes

Bjørn Inge — Tue, 08 Sep 2015 19:59:43 GMT

Hi,
MCP can also run together with JLink newer than 4.98. Do you experience the same problem when using the latest JLink sw version?
Can you also check if you have IronPython < v2.7.5 installed, ref known issue in MCP changelog?