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Problem of XDS560v2 initialization for Ubuntu 12.1

Jeff Wong1
Expert 1305 points

Hi,

I install CCS v5.0.3 coming with EVM6678 board. There is initialization error when connected to XDS560v2. The following link is a solution for the problem:

http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/139088.aspx

Unfortunately, I do not see the folder ~/.TI :

That was it!!!!!  I changed the ~/.TI folder permissions like so:

sudo chown -R user:user ~/.TI

The XDS560v2 was able to connect fine once I made that change!

Now I install and run CCS, XDS560 at root. Where do I look for the folder: ~/.TI ? Could you give more detail procedures?

Thanks,

  • TI__Guru**** 169894 points

    Hi,

    Jeff Wong1 said:

    Now I install and run CCS, XDS560 at root. Where do I look for the folder: ~/.TI ? Could you give more detail procedures?

     
    I am not quite sure what you mean by "look for the folder (...)", but I will try:
     
    The ~ means your user home directory - in an Ubuntu linux distribution this typically translates to the directory /home/user or, if you are running as sudo, /root (the home directory of the superuser). Thus ~/.TI means either /home/user/.TI or /root/.TI
     
    The . before a file or directory name means it is hidden from a simple file listiing command "ls" - you can "see" it in a listing by issuing "ls -a".
     
    Is that what you were looking for?
     
    Hope this helps,
     
    Rafael