nRFgoStudio : LIBEAY32.dll

[J.Ruckdeschel]

Hi,

I have just installed the lastest nRFgoStudio 1.16.0.3031 (Win32 version under Win7) and when I start the studio the following error commes up :

nRFgoStudio.exe - Ordinal Not Found The ordinal 4540 could not be located in the dynamic link library LIBEAY32.dll

The studio then starts and the nRF51 Eval board (PCA10001) with Segger Nr. is shown but I can do nothing then, the board (chip) is not recognised.

When I use the Master dongle PCA10000 all works fine.

What can I do ?

best regards

Jürgen

[Ole Morten]

According to the developers, this library is not used by nRFgo Studio, and we have unfortunately never heard about this issue before. I'm therefore not quite sure what we can do about this. Do you see this error on only this computer, or on several? Have you tried any previous versions of nRFgo Studio?

[markbar]

Hi i am having the same problem in Win7 64bit PC using nRFgoStudio 1.17.0.3211 the error i get is ordinal 4369 could not be located in LIBAY32.dll

[Josh Blackann]

I too am having a similar issue. When I try to launch nRFGo Studio, I receive the following error: "The Ordinal 3239 could not be located in the dynamic link library LIBEAY32.dll".

I updated to the latest version of nRFGo Studio, version 1.17.1 (Win 764 bit PC) and went through the complete install and it did not seem to resolve the issue. For the most part I have been able to still use nRFGo Studio to do what I wanted but now I cannot see any of the nRFGo Motherboards inside nRFGo Studio. The boards show up in Device Manager but the application does not seem to see them.

I am having problems loading code from Keil when using the nRFGo Motherboard. I keep getting "Error: Unable to initialize target." I have tried a couple different nRFGo Motherboards as well as rebooting my machine.

[Larry Affelt]

I am having a similiar problem except its looking for ordinal 2578. I am also on Win7 64, maybe its a Win 7 problem?