Get Started with the Intel® oneAPI IoT Toolkit for Windows*
To start using the Intel® System Debugger, physically connect a cable to the target device (follow instructions for your cable and/or target device) and follow these steps to launch the debugger:
Select Connect and detect target to allow the Target Connection Assistant to automatically identify and configure your target.
When the target is successfully detected, verify the connection configuration details in the final wizard dialog. For instructions on configuring the connection components, refer to the Target Connection Assistant User Guide available from the Eclipse* Help.
To change the probe used for connection, click Select on the right and choose an alternative connection method.
If you want to connect to the target right away, check the Connect to target on finish box.
The word (Connected) appears in title bar of the Debug Targets Connection tab.
System Debug is a component of Intel® System Debugger. System Debug enables you to debug low-level systems software such as UEFI implementations and OS kernels.
Before you proceed, ensure that you followed the steps in the
Connecting to Target section and you opened the
Debug perspective. Otherwise, select
Window > Perspective > Open Perspective > Debug.
For instructions on common debug use cases and additional configurations, refer to the Intel® System Debugger - System Debug User and Reference Guide.
System Trace is a component of Intel® System Debugger. Among other features, System Trace enables you to:
Before you proceed, ensure that you followed the steps in the Connecting to Target section.
Open the Trace Perspective
For instructions on common trace use cases and additional configurations, refer to the Intel® System Debugger - System Trace User Guide
In case you need additional assistance installing or running System Trace, please visit our Get Help page at http://software.intel.com/en-us/support for support options.