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I try to use the docker file and also build my own platfom, but both stuck on build and run hello world example on board. The operation system is Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS VMware running on Windows 10. The JTAG device pop up correctly in my Ubuntu 18.04 virtual machine with lsusb:
The docker images:
The command I use:
(I change the sample command from flash to run) The error message:
Can you tell me what's wrong? Is there specific version criteria or modifications should be made? How to supply power to standalone AI-deck 1.1 module? Do you have AI-deck 1.1 schematics we can reference? Thanks a lot. CC Wong |
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Hi CC Wong, Thanks for your detailed post—you're making things much easier! It seems like your cable connection is correct. While it probably won’t affect the errors you’re seeing, have you tried using the This is an error you would expect to see if the debugger cannot talk to the GAP8. Could you confirm that the AI-deck is properly attached to the Crazyflie? And that the Crazyflie is powered by a charged battery, and it’s turned on? The debugger doesn’t power the chip. //Rik |
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Hi CC Wong,
Thanks for your detailed post—you're making things much easier! It seems like your cable connection is correct. While it probably won’t affect the errors you’re seeing, have you tried using the
flash
command instead ofrun
?This is an error you would expect to see if the debugger cannot talk to the GAP8. Could you confirm that the AI-deck is properly attached to the Crazyflie? And that the Crazyflie is powered by a charged battery, and it’s turned on? The debugger doesn’t power the chip.
//Rik