Are you sure you have the right chip on the board, and the right chip
selected for the build?  Most of the time when I get this sort of error it's
because I've built the code for an '149 but the card has an '147, or
similar.

Other than that, I've sometimes seen msp430 chips die, and fail to
communicate on the jtag port.  Sometimes the chip still runs fine, but I
can't program it or otherwise access the jtag (reseting does not need jtag
communication).  The only solution I've found is using a new chip.

mvh.,

David



> I am working on an MSP430F169 board and have successfully programmed
> it with the Olimex parallel port JTAG cable and pyJTAG until now.
>
> When I run the command       msp430-jtag -eEpvr  app.elf
>
> I get the error
>     An error occoured:
>     Could not write target memory
>
> I am able to reset the MSP430F169 using    msp430-jtag -r
> performing just an erase with     msp430-jtag -e
> produces the same error message.
>
> Powering down the MSP430F169 did not help.
>
> Any ideas on how to determine what is wrong with the JTAG flash
> programming would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
> (* jcl *)
>
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