MAX32620HSP OS5 support

Hi,

Trying to compile a project (using the CLI tools) that is verified working with the online compiler using the MAX32620HSP board.

mbed compile -m MAX32620HSP -t ARM >> Building project KYM_BIO-HSP (MAX32620HSP, ARM) >> Scan: . >> Scan: mbed >> Scan: env >> Scan: FEATURE_BLE >> Could not compile for MAX32620HSP: Target does not support mbed OS 5

The board is visible to my system using mbed detect:

[mbed] Detected MAX32620HSP, port COM4, mounted G:, interface version 0242: [mbed] Supported toolchains for MAX32620HSP +--------+-----------+-----------+-----+---------+-----+-------+ | Target | mbed OS 2 | mbed OS 5 | ARM | GCC_ARM | IAR | ARMC6 | +--------+-----------+-----------+-----+---------+-----+-------+ +--------+-----------+-----------+-----+---------+-----+-------+ Supported targets: 0

The board is OS5 compatible. Not entirely sure what I’m doing wrong if there’s no issue. Let me know what info would help!

Adam

[bentcooke]

@amitchone until Maxim re-enables the platform (in progress), you can simply roll back mbed-os in your project to the last version with support (5.8.6).

You can do this in the CLI by: change to the mbed-os dir in your project $ cd your_project/mbed-os roll back mbed-os to tag: mbed-os-5.8.6 $ mbed update mbed-os-5.8.6

or in the online compiler by:

1. right clicking the mbed-os lib in you project and select “revisions”
2. select the entry with tag: mbed-os-5.8.6 and select “switch” to roll back

[theotherjimmy]

@screamerbg @maclobdell @bentcooke This is venturing into your department.