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    Device Variant Error

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    gcgplge
    Posted by gcgplge
    on Dec 16 2009 09:25 AM
    Prodigy180 points

    I am using CCS V4.0 and for no reason at all, I get this error message.

    Severity and Description Path Resource Location Creation Time Id
    This project was created for a device-variant that is not currently recognized: MSP430F5419. Please install the device-variant descriptor, or migrate the project to one of the supported device-variants.  TI_HW project 1260977189437 591

    And I can not recover.  Any ideas?

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    • Prad
      Posted by Prad
      on Jan 14 2010 22:35 PM
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      hi gcgplge,

       

      Did you find the solution?

      even I am facing the same(device-variant) problem,

      should I reinstall CCS?

       

      Thankyou,

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      Posted by gcgplge
      on Jan 16 2010 09:13 AM
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      Prad,

      No, I did not find a solution and the problem just disappeared for no reason too.

      I did not have to reinstall the CCS.

      I suspect, but have not verified, that the issue happens when you start doing something before the CCS has read the files and finished its initialization.  So. I just wait longer and so far, the issue has not reappeared.

      Sorry, I can not help that much.

      gcgplge

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