Fabio Utzig

Greg, Please build lm4flash with DEBUG enabled. Uncomment the line #define DEBUG 1 which is commented out in the code. This will provide some extra info. Also it would be...

Greg, Please try the following. Download this file: http://utzig.net/files/lm4f120_icdi.tgz Then unpack it at /System/Library/Extensions. ``` $ cd /System/Library/Extensions $ sudo tar xzvf ~/lm4f120_icdi.tgz ``` Need to be root to do...

That version you mentioned works because it didn't use the board serial number (uses another type of usb request). Other people are already testing this on Mac OS X now...

As soon as other issues are fixed, it will. Thanks!

@letaage The driver should only be responsible for devices with VID=0x1cbe and PID=0x00fd. Could you confirm the VID/PID used by your Nokia device without lm4f120_icdi.kext installed?

@thefloe1 You can get it here: http://69.55.60.135/files/lm4f120_icdi.tgz I changed the DNS so the name doesn't point to the same place anymore. Btw, I'll add the sources for this to the...

@jmeosbn As you suggested I just pushed a version that doesn't use serial number at all no MacOSX. Better leave it out while things are fixed.

@udif Could you test the output with the lm4flash.exe build available here: http://utzig.net/files/lm4flash.exe This version was built with libusb debugging enabled and should output a lot of data which you...

I'm sorry but I could not test it before but looks like that build really did not put out the required debug information. I just setup my win32 system now...

Based on the log outputs the problem doesn't even seem to be related to libusb itself. It's probably related to the drivers for you USB3 peripheral. There's a very similar...