Hello¡¡ I am working with AVRStudio 4.19. I am triying to debbug wiht AVRDragon to ATmega128RFA1 via JTAG. When I try to debugg I can´t because appear a error messege and the program is closed.The messege is the next one: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Loaded plugin STK500 Loaded plugin AVR GCC Loaded partfile: C:\Program Files\Atmel\AVR Tools\PartDescriptionFiles\ATmega128RFA1 AVR Simulator: Please wait while configuring simulator... AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and report this error to avr@atmel.com AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER1 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not supported AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and report this error to avr@atmel.com AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER2 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not supported AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and report this error to avr@atmel.com AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER3 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not supported AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and report this error to avr@atmel.com AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER4 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not supported AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and report this error to avr@atmel.com AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER5 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not supported AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 Configured OK ----------------------------------------------------------------------- I have already ask to avr@atmel.com but they just suggest to install last version of AVRStudio(6). Have I problems with my Timers? Could anyone say me what is happening with my AVRStudio 4? Thanks in advance.
>AVR Simulator: Please wait while configuring simulator... Seems like you selected the simulator for debugging, but the simulator doesn't support ATmega128RFA1 >AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. You should select the Dragon in the Properties => Tool as debugger/programmer
Timmo H. schrieb: > You should select the Dragon in the Properties => Tool as > debugger/programmer I have already do that but the program is closed now without error messege. The AVRDragon try to connect but is aborted.Two green lights blink but nothing. I can not understand because I can programm,compile and build but not debug.
(This is a German-language forum. If you cannot speak and understand German, please use the English-language forum at https://embdev.net/forum/microcontrollers ) Ich kann dir 100%ig versichern, dass ich schon viele ATmega128RFA1 mit dem AVR Dragon debuggt habe. Ich habe sowas sogar schon bei einem Workshop bei den Chemnitzer Linuxtagen gemacht für einen Klassenraum voller Teilnehmer. ;-) Irgendwo muss der Wurm in deinem AVR Studio liegen. Kannst du denn überhaupt irgendwas damit debuggen (also nicht nur simulieren)? Zwar ist AVR Studio 4.x mittlerweile end-of-life, aber der ATmega128RFA1 funktionierte da trotzdem schon. Wenn du aktuell sein willst und auch ggf. den Atmel-Support in Anspruch nehmen können willst, dann solltest du allerdings wohl Atmel Studio 6 benutzen. (Ich selbst debugge mit AVaRICE + AVR-GDB, aber diese Methode würde ich dir jetzt nicht unbedingt nahelegen.)
Entschuldigen Sie, Ich wusste nicht. Jetzt kann ich mit der ATmega128RFA1 debug, verstehe ich nicht da. Vielen Dank für Ihre Tipps.