Hello;
We are on XUF216-512-TQ128-C20A, using a simplified version of the circular version of the audio dev board.
Everything we have done is on v14 of xTimeComposer. Yesterday one of our suppliers downloaded v15 and tried to flash the board with it.
Now the JTAG is seen under v15, but no longer under v14. We tried Windows and Linux, and both cannot see the JTAG board (with xrun -l) with v14, only the Windows v15 can see it. lsusb in Linux shows both the JTAG and the Board (two entries). Have we ruined our JTAG board? Is there a way to recover? THANKS
JTAG v14->v15 no longer works on v14
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ClarkD
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TSC
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This is probably due to a change in the XTAG driver which annoyingly breaks compatibility between v14 and v15 of the tools.
You should be able to get v14 tools to see the XTAG again by uninstalling the driver and reinstalling the older version.
More info here.
You should be able to get v14 tools to see the XTAG again by uninstalling the driver and reinstalling the older version.
More info here.
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Ralf.Suckow
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Found a solution now. Reinstalling the driver from inside of 14.4.1 did not work for me on Windows 10 ("there is no driver for your system").
After Installation of XTC Tools 15.3.1, if you use Zadig to replace the "WINUSB" driver of the XMOS-XTAG3 device by "libusb-win32", it will work in both environments, given you power cycle when switching between them.
After Installation of XTC Tools 15.3.1, if you use Zadig to replace the "WINUSB" driver of the XMOS-XTAG3 device by "libusb-win32", it will work in both environments, given you power cycle when switching between them.