Lpc2000

I am new to the ARM processor so I could be missing something very 
simple.

I am using the Olimex 2148 board.  I downloaded the new 
tutorial "ARM 
Cross Development with Eclipse" and got everything installed.  I am 
working on the flash based blinking led example but because I do not 
have the 2106 board I have ported it to the 2148 as descriped in 
Appendix 1.  I put the code in flash and ran it and all looks good.  
I powered down the board and installed the JTAG and power up.  Ran 
IOPerm and then OpenOCD and it seems OK.  Clicked on Debug and got

Embedded GDB (21/03/06 9:41 PM) (Suspended)
	Thread [0] (Suspended) <Stack is not available: No 
registers..>

Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong?

Thanks

Loren

The problem actually occurs before I stated in earlier email.  I had 
started OpenOCD twice thinking that it had not started correctly.  
It seems that when I start OpenOCD it starts.  I see it using 
Windows Task Manager.  When I click on Debug I do see the commands 
execute in the Console window and I get Loading 60% and it stalls 
with this information:  demo_2148_blink_flash...-Searching for 
compile errors in demo_2148_blink_flash.  Any ideas what this my 
be?  Everything compiles and links without errors and the program 
does appear to run correctly with the JTAG disconnected. 

Thanks

Loren
  
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Loren Boyle" <Loren_Boyle@...> 
wrote:
>
> I am new to the ARM processor so I could be missing something very 
> simple.
> 
> I am using the Olimex 2148 board.  I downloaded the new 
> tutorial "ARM 
> Cross Development with Eclipse" and got everything installed.  I 
am 
> working on the flash based blinking led example but because I do 
not 
> have the 2106 board I have ported it to the 2148 as descriped in 
> Appendix 1.  I put the code in flash and ran it and all looks 
good.  

> I powered down the board and installed the JTAG and power up.  Ran 
> IOPerm and then OpenOCD and it seems OK.  Clicked on Debug and got
> 
> Embedded GDB (21/03/06 9:41 PM) (Suspended)
> 	Thread [0] (Suspended) <Stack is not available: No 
> registers..>
> 
> Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Loren
>