If you have an EVM connected and you have debugged the target but then exited debug, it seems that the USB driver won't release and user's cannot safely eject the EVM from the Windows machine. However, I have noticed that I can open SmartRF Flash Programmer 2 and read data out of the target on this EVM, so it isn't that CCS is completely blocking access to the debug interface. It causes problems for customers that want to just eject the EVM virtually and then connect a 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc... for proto programming (although certainly the EVM can be physically disconnected and the problem is resolved). Seems like a basic issue with the driver that could be resolved in a maintenance update. Please advise.TI_CCS_LaunchPad_Safe_Eject_Issue.zip
This is using the CC2650 Launchpad EVM with Code Composer Studio 6.2.0 on a 64-bit Win 7 TI issued laptop.
Kind Regards,
-Marc