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Im attempting to index one of two seggers connected. Im holding open the other connection with jlinkexe and then with this library if I use getConnectedDevices itll dump my other connection, which is fine. Instead Im just using a mock device with hardcoded serialnumber let device = {serialNumber:801002709};
This works fine when I dont have an open connection, but when I do have an existing connection to the other segger and call RTT.start I get
Lowlevel error: JLINKARM_DLL_ERROR (ffffff9a)
Has anyone tried this before?
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Ah, it looks like this is a supported feature on the python sdk via 'MultiAPI' but that sdk doesnt support the new firmware version on the ppk. Is it going to be on the roadmap for support in these node bindings?
At the moment, multi-device support is not on the roadmap, but we agree that it is a feature we would like. We have done some experiments on it in the past, but nothing that works as expected.
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Im attempting to index one of two seggers connected. Im holding open the other connection with jlinkexe and then with this library if I use getConnectedDevices itll dump my other connection, which is fine. Instead Im just using a mock device with hardcoded serialnumber
let device = {serialNumber:801002709};
This works fine when I dont have an open connection, but when I do have an existing connection to the other segger and call RTT.start I get
Has anyone tried this before?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: