Re: MSP-FET430UIF, IAR Kickstart: "Failed to initialize device"

From: Marius.Hancu@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 12 Mar 2007 19:44:01 -0700

We have two MSP430 development setups using:

- the IAR Kickstart 3.42 for TI MSP430
- the USB Debugging Interface MSP-FET430UIF
- the target: MSP430F1612

One of them works fine, we're able to compile and debug.

One the other, we can compile but we can't debug/execute. We're getting
these messages:

Failed to initialize device
Failed to load debugee

Is IAR KickStart sensitive to the Windows version? The one setup which
works is on Windows XP, the one which doesn't is Windows 2000.

Marius Hancu

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