…And don’t worry about my question, I had a bad USB cable! I was successful in getting the MSP432 configured into drag & drop mode, then was able to drop the compiled mbed binary onto the mounted USB “drive” to reflash the MSP432. Some notes from my experience:
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Windows 10 PC w/ WSL Ubuntu 18.04. I run mbed-cli from WSL, which I used to compile using GCC_ARM.
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Had to install TI Code Composer Studio in order for the computer to identify the MSP432, so that I could update the firmware on the on-board XDS110 debugger.
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With firmware 3.0.0.13 on the debugger, open Windows Prompt.
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cd C:\ti\ccs1010\ccs\ccs_base\common\uscif\xds110
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enumerate:
C:\ti\ccs1010\ccs\ccs_base\common\uscif\xds110>xdsdfu -e
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Now I switched the debugger into programming mode:
C:\ti\ccs1010\ccs\ccs_base\common\uscif\xds110>xdsdfu -m
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Set it to mode 2 or 4 for drag & drop. I chose #2 b/c I want to use CCS:
C:\ti\ccs1010\ccs\ccs_base\common\uscif\xds110>xdsdfu -c 2
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you gotta change the serial number to be hex only (M4321005 → 04321005) + reboot:
xdsdfu -s 04321005 -r
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Finally, it pops up on the Windows desktop. I drag mbed-os-MSP432.bin to the drive, and then you can see the LEDs change… It is running the new program!
Thank you, I am very excited to have the ability to design using mbed OS on this platform.
Dave