stm32H474I cannot debug

GunkutA · ‎2020-01-15

I just got a STM32H747I-DISCO board. When I try to debug it and load the code to it by using its internal ST-Link and STM32Cube IDE. It says : "Break at address "0xa05f0000" with no debug information available, or outside of program code."

And when there comes a little option( View Disassembly) that leads me to some assembly code. How can I fix it? I am just trying to make simple led blinking. To be honest I have no idea how to use this board. This is my first time with it, maybe I am trying to write codes to the wrong core? Or maybe the problem is in the debug properties. I am stuck with it. How can I fix it?

Trevor Jones · ‎2020-01-15

not sure but have seen this several times,

usually cleared by pulling the USB connector from the Disco board and then put it back in after 5 seconds.

do you see the stlink drive ? should be as large as the flash..

Trevor Jones · ‎2020-01-15

do you have a power supply ? is it stable?

can you check the 5V on a cro ?

GunkutA · ‎2020-01-15

I am using USB port of the board (ST-Link V3) I checked all the nodes, power is fine.

GunkutA · ‎2020-01-15

When I pull out the USB connector and then put it back. It gets fixed. Thank you for the help. But it is usually giving me the same error so I believe there must be a more stable way to fix it. Also time to time it is giving me "Failed to insert hardware breakpoints: You may have requested too many hardware breakponits/watchpoints" error. Eventhough I have no breakpoint.

GunkutA · ‎2020-01-15

Okay so I have figured out that it also gives "Program received signal SIGTRAP, Trace/breakpoint trap." error. I believe that is related to GBD but ı don't know how to work with GBD in STM32.

Trevor Jones · ‎2020-01-16

GDB works very well in Visual Studio

try to delete all breakpoints.

try a better USB cable.

GunkutA · ‎2020-01-16

There are no breakpoints and I have tried it with 2 different USB cables.

Trevor Jones · ‎2020-01-16

try visual studio, how old is your machine ?

you at least 8G ram and I5 to be fast...

GunkutA · ‎2020-01-16

It's a new machine with 16 GB Ram and i7 9th gen. I don't need to use GBD though can I just change it? I couldn't find option to change GBD to normal debugger..