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Uniflash Error Messages Guide?

Markel Robregado
Guru 86755 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH, CC3200

Hi,

   I was trying the Exosite Cloud Demo Example Program and I thought I did not load the binary at my CC3200 Launchpad, because of this error message below at Uniflash. I tried several times with the same results thinking that the binary was not loaded at my CC3200 Launchpad. But, upon confirmation the binary was loaded and I was able to test the Exosite Cloud Demo Example Program.

I am just new to Uniflash for CC3200 and not much familiar with the logs so I got confused. Is there a guide that will help new guys interpret these Uniflash logs better?

Binary still loaded Uniflash log:

[18:53:33] INFO: > Updated Token value: 0x0
[18:53:33] INFO: > File name: /cert/ca.pem, Update: true, Erase: true
[18:53:33] INFO: > Erase File: /cert/ca.pem
[18:53:33] INFO: erasing file "/cert/ca.pem"
[18:53:33] INFO: deleting file "/cert/ca.pem"
[18:53:34] INFO: erase file completed
[18:53:34] FATAL: > File "location on local machine" does not exist on local File System 
[18:53:34] INFO: > Executing Operation: Disconnect
[18:53:34] Operation Program returned.

- kel

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    TI__Guru 64475 points

    Hi,

    Unfortunatelly, there is no document to describe the error codes. We will look into it for next release.

    Specifically for your case,  File "location on local machine" does not exist on local File System means that the you did not set the URL for /cert/ca.pem. Please make sure you want to download this certificate. If not, don't check the 'update' and 'erase' flags for this file.

    Shlomi

  • 0 in reply to Shlomi Itzhak
    Guru 86755 points

    Shlomi Itzhak said:
    that the you did not set the URL for /cert/ca.pem.

    I am not familiar with /ca.pem and where to locate it at the example folders. Anyway, I will leave the "update" and "erase" option unchecked next time.

    - kel