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IDA Pro is a Windows, Linux or macOS hosted multi-processor disassembler and debugger.
Getting Started
In order to get started with J-Link and IDA, please make sure that latest SEGGER software and documentation pack is installed, which can be downloaded here. Before starting a debug session, the application has to be downloaded to the target. This can be done with J-Link Commander (as described in UM8001, section 3.2.1.19 loadfile), or another tool of choice.
First of all, the J-Link GDB Server needs to be started (included in the J-Link software suite). Please make sure that the CPU and Interface Type & Speed are set correctly. Assuming that the GUI version of the J-Link GDB Server is used, the GDB Server Window should look as follows.
- Open your current project in IDA.
- Open Debugger | Switch debugger
- In the Available debuggers field, choose Remote GDB debugger.
- Press OK
- Open Debugger | Process options
- The fields Hostname and Port need to be set to the correct values. Assuming a local setup, default for Hostname and Port is localhost and 2331.
- Press OK
- The debug session can now be started by clicking Debugger | Start process.