nRF Connect for Desktop reports "Connect a Nordic development kit"

Hi there,

Having just migrated from an x86 Mac to an M1 Mac, I'm now having difficulty getting the programmer app of nRF Connect for Desktop to detect a device. When I attempt to, it asks me to "Connect a Nordic development kit" to your computer. I've got a number of these installed at /opt/nordic. Here's what is reported in the log window:

18:19:18.153
Failed to get the library versions: JLINKARM_DLL_COULD_NOT_BE_OPENED
18:19:18.346
Application data folder: /Users/huntc/Library/Application Support/nrfconnect/pc-nrfconnect-programmer
18:19:20.205
Error while probing devices: EnumerateWorker json error
Any ideas? I've installed nrfjprog and jlink. I can also flash to my device via other means, so the device is indeed there.

Thanks!

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  • Hi,

    We have just released v3.9.0 of nRF Connect for Desktop, which includes fixes to make enumeration more robust and increase the timeout when enumeration takes a long time. The version is not on the download page yet, but you can update to it directly in the app, and you can find the release and release notes here nRF Connect for Desktop releases.

    The developers have also found that the JLink version that is bundled with the latest version of nRF Command Line Tools causes errors in nRF Connect for Desktop. They are working on a fix for this as well, but a temporary workaround is to downgrade JLink to a known working version, v6.88a, from https://www.segger.com/downloads/jlink.

    Best regards,

    Marte

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  • Hi,

    We have just released v3.9.0 of nRF Connect for Desktop, which includes fixes to make enumeration more robust and increase the timeout when enumeration takes a long time. The version is not on the download page yet, but you can update to it directly in the app, and you can find the release and release notes here nRF Connect for Desktop releases.

    The developers have also found that the JLink version that is bundled with the latest version of nRF Command Line Tools causes errors in nRF Connect for Desktop. They are working on a fix for this as well, but a temporary workaround is to downgrade JLink to a known working version, v6.88a, from https://www.segger.com/downloads/jlink.

    Best regards,

    Marte

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