This FAQ explains how to browse memory using CCS memory browser while Linux is running on A72 without halting the A72 core.
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This FAQ explains how to browse memory using CCS memory browser while Linux is running on A72 without halting the A72 core.
Please follow the below steps to browse memory via CCS:
1) Once Linux is booted launch the target configuration for your board.
2) Right-click in the Debug window and select Show all cores
3) Expand Non Debuggable Devices
4) Double-click on your ccxml file, go to advance tab and check which of these DAP is attached to A72, for example it’s CS_DAP_0 in case of TDA4VM
5) Connect to that DAP, CS_DAP_0 in this case
6) Once it is connected, click on the memory browser and access the memory, you should be able to see the content
Regards,
Parth