matthewq337 flagged jlink-software-and-documentation out-of-date on 2024-09-18 (UTC) for the following reason: "should not conflict/provide with it's self".
Could they elaborate please? The only conflict is with an old package spelled j-link-xxx…
Git Clone URL: | https://aur.archlinux.org/jlink-software-and-documentation.git (read-only, click to copy) |
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Package Base: | jlink-software-and-documentation |
Description: | Segger JLink software & documentation pack for Linux |
Upstream URL: | https://www.segger.com/jlink-software.html |
Licenses: | custom, GPLv2 |
Groups: | jlink |
Conflicts: | j-link-software-and-documentation |
Replaces: | j-link-software-and-documentation |
Submitter: | AlexisPolti |
Maintainer: | AlexisPolti (pzl) |
Last Packager: | AlexisPolti |
Votes: | 54 |
Popularity: | 0.29 |
First Submitted: | 2016-01-22 00:03 (UTC) |
Last Updated: | 2024-12-05 13:33 (UTC) |
matthewq337 flagged jlink-software-and-documentation out-of-date on 2024-09-18 (UTC) for the following reason: "should not conflict/provide with it's self".
Could they elaborate please? The only conflict is with an old package spelled j-link-xxx…
You're right, I just updated the PKGBUILD. Thanks for the tip!
I just checked the segger downloads page and I don't see V7.96o listed. Maybe they removed it? There's V7.96[a-j, p, and q].
I think the issue is on your side. The script that I use to update the PKBUILD ensures the md5 is correct
I tried to update to version 60:7.96o-1 this morning using yay. The file JLink_Linux_796o_x86_64.tgz failed the md5 check sum validity check. Is this a known issue, or is the issue on my side?
For an unknown reason, *.tgz packages do not include JScopeExe, but for example *.deb packages do. Would you consider switching source archives to *.deb or some other containing JScopeExe?
Ok, SEGGER support replied:
Thank you for notifying us about this.
This is not intentional.
J-Scope will be part of the tgz package for future releases, including the next release, planned for later today.
Oh, and just now I noticed they released v7.94e I tested it and it works for me: I can connect to my target and flash.
Version 7.94e is out, is should fix the problems
Thank you for reverting.
Last week I encountered the same issue (failure to connect) and reached out to Segger support. Today they confirmed that v7.94d is broken in Linux. Their response:
this is not a hardware issue, but rather a software issue (only occuring under Linux) which was introduced with V7.94d.
We are working on a hotfix/rollback and plan to release it this afternoon (within a few hours).
OK I'm reverting to v7.94c
Pinned Comments
AlexisPolti commented on 2019-10-29 19:59 (UTC)
Please allow me at least 24h to build the new package! :)