using cmsis-dap adapter to match latest picoprobe firmware #72
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Unfortunately this will break things for existing users. The interface file is correct, the documented commandline needs to change, and will do shortly. |
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When following the guide in Appendix A of the Getting started with Raspberry Pi Pico OpenOCD couldn't detect the debugger despite having it flashed with the current build of picoprobe. I had the same issue as described in #71
I believe it stems from the pico now acting as a CMSIS-DAP device (although I'm not sure about it).
However, this was not reflected in the interface configuration file. This commit changes the configuration file accordingly. I tested it on Fedora 36 and uploading code to a second Pico W using a picoprobe now works as expected!