Error Debbuging wiht AVRDragon to ATmega128RFA1

[ektor k. (Firma: Technische Universität München) (ektor)]

Hello¡¡

   I am working with AVRStudio 4.19. I am triying to debbug wiht 
AVRDragon to ATmega128RFA1 via JTAG.
When I try to debugg I can´t because appear a error messege and the 
program is closed.The messege is the next one:

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Loaded plugin STK500
Loaded plugin AVR GCC
Loaded partfile: C:\Program Files\Atmel\AVR 
Tools\PartDescriptionFiles\ATmega128RFA1
AVR Simulator: Please wait while configuring simulator...
AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and 
report this error to [e-mail]
AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER1 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not 
supported
AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and 
report this error to [e-mail]
AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER2 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not 
supported
AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and 
report this error to [e-mail]
AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER3 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not 
supported
AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and 
report this error to [e-mail]
AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER4 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not 
supported
AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported. Check Part XML file and 
report this error to [e-mail]
AVR Simulator: IO Module: TIMER5 (AvrMasterTimer.MasterTimer) not 
supported
AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 Configured OK
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I have already ask to [e-mail] but they just suggest to install 
last version of AVRStudio(6).
Have I problems with my Timers? Could anyone say me what is happening 
with my AVRStudio 4?

Thanks in advance.

[Timmo H. (masterfx)]

>AVR Simulator: Please wait while configuring simulator...
Seems like you selected the simulator for debugging, but the simulator 
doesn't support ATmega128RFA1
>AVR Simulator: ATmega128RFA1 is not supported.

You should select the Dragon in the Properties => Tool as 
debugger/programmer

[ektor k. (Firma: Technische Universität München) (ektor)]

Timmo H. schrieb:
> You should select the Dragon in the Properties => Tool as
> debugger/programmer
I have already do that but the program is closed now without error 
messege.
The AVRDragon try to connect but is aborted.Two green lights blink but 
nothing.
I can not understand because I can programm,compile and build but not 
debug.

[Jörg W. (dl8dtl) (Moderator)]

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Ich kann dir 100%ig versichern, dass ich schon viele ATmega128RFA1
mit dem AVR Dragon debuggt habe.  Ich habe sowas sogar schon bei einem
Workshop bei den Chemnitzer Linuxtagen gemacht für einen Klassenraum
voller Teilnehmer. ;-)

Irgendwo muss der Wurm in deinem AVR Studio liegen.  Kannst du denn
überhaupt irgendwas damit debuggen (also nicht nur simulieren)? Zwar
ist AVR Studio 4.x mittlerweile end-of-life, aber der ATmega128RFA1
funktionierte da trotzdem schon.

Wenn du aktuell sein willst und auch ggf. den Atmel-Support in Anspruch
nehmen können willst, dann solltest du allerdings wohl Atmel Studio
6 benutzen.

(Ich selbst debugge mit AVaRICE + AVR-GDB, aber diese Methode würde
ich dir jetzt nicht unbedingt nahelegen.)

[Hector C. (Firma: Technische Universität München) (cuenca)]

Entschuldigen Sie, Ich wusste nicht.

Jetzt kann ich mit der ATmega128RFA1 debug, verstehe ich nicht da.

Vielen Dank für Ihre Tipps.