CC3235SF: CLI script to automate file loading and device programing causes file to not be found

You can connect to the device using the Uniflash GUI and check the "Online User Files" - to see what went wrong (was the file written to the file system?)

Its seems to load 

if i understand correctly, when you just remove the programming command from the script and then (after preparing the project  with the script) open the project in the Uniflash GUI and program it manually - it works, right?

(So the only difference is whether you call the "./dslite.bat --mode cc32xx project program --name My_Test_Project  --dev" in the script or from the gui) 

Not quite, it works correctly when i add the user file manually through uniflash. If i add the user file with the script it doesn't work. If i use the script to add the user file and then program with uniflash it still does not work as expected.

Try to compare the project files one by one - look for differences. You can also compare the file properties of the specific file after the programming with the "online user files". If the file appears in "cert/aws-cert.pem.crt" (and assuming this is what you are trying to read) the -10341 doesn't make any sense.

I can't find anything wrong and have never seen anything similar before.

Must be a typo somewhere.

The image above is when i build the project with uniflash and use it to program the device. What is the highlighted folder and why might it only show up with a uniflash load?

I don't know. what uniflash project are you using to begin with? other then the sys/ files, nothing is added automatically by uniflash.

Sorry, I was curious about how to do it with CLI or the subsequent JSON file. I managed to get the name to change by some very tedious changes in the JSON file of the project, but the simplelink app does not want to connect to the newly named device.

- 

-

-

I've already checked the document. That's how i modified the JSON file to change SSID in the images in my previous post. What I would like to know is why won't the simplelink starter pro app connect to the device if the SSID is not mysimplelink-xxxx. What could i be doing wrong? Also, when I change the SSID, why doesn't postfix mac address get added on?

When you change the name, it is up to you to construct the new one (you can read the mac address and add it to the name you created). The mysimplelink-<macaddr> is just the default name.

Changing the SSID shouldn't make a difference to the starter pro app. which app are you using? the iOS or Android one?

I'm using the android version.

I saw the problem.

We'll need to check this and i'll update as soon as we find anything.

thank you, In the meantime do you know how i would append the MAC address to the custom ssid in the code? 

Appreciate the help. Thank you!