All of the sudden, MPLAB IDE on my office PC doesn't "see" the licensed debugger on my Cerebot board, but I can easily program the PIC32 from the IPE, so I suspect it is some sort of software problem. I am using MPLAB IDE 3.65 - old, I know - but it works great in our labs, as does the Cerebot board, so it is something with my office computer.
I've tried reinstalling MPLAB, rebooting, etc., with no success. I did happen to notice that the licensed debugger on my Cerebot board is using an older version of the firmware than the Cerebot boards in the lab, but that didn't prevent me from programming my Cerebot board from my laptop or from one of the lab computers.
Any thoughts? My guess is "cached" Windows "app" data, or some Windows update.
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jfrenzel
All of the sudden, MPLAB IDE on my office PC doesn't "see" the licensed debugger on my Cerebot board, but I can easily program the PIC32 from the IPE, so I suspect it is some sort of software problem. I am using MPLAB IDE 3.65 - old, I know - but it works great in our labs, as does the Cerebot board, so it is something with my office computer.
I've tried reinstalling MPLAB, rebooting, etc., with no success. I did happen to notice that the licensed debugger on my Cerebot board is using an older version of the firmware than the Cerebot boards in the lab, but that didn't prevent me from programming my Cerebot board from my laptop or from one of the lab computers.
Any thoughts? My guess is "cached" Windows "app" data, or some Windows update.
Jim
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