e2Studio RZT2H clone project between cores

Hi Stefan,
You can change the cores used for CA55 or CR52 from configuration.xml:

Hope that helps
Kind Regards.

Fortunately, you dropped your first resonse, which made my hard stand still for some seconds ....

I know that field. But for created/existing projects, it is greyed out and I can not make any changes (

This is the case for all my projects (Regardless whether RTOS or bare-metal, created by myself or imported from a sample ).

e2Studio: Version: 2025-01 (25.1.0) Build Id: R20241218-1723.  No patches applied.

Hi,
Please go through the RZ/T2, RZ/N2 Getting Started with Flexible Software Package and the Appendix. How to Create and Debug FSP Projects for Multiprocessing in All Cases for e2 studio.
Kind Regards.

Hi,

I re-installed e2-Studio 2025-04 and RZ-T FSP 2.3.0 on a fresh laptop.

I built bare-metal-blinky for R52_0 and A55_1. I can debug both binaries and LED0 and LED3 blink as expected.

However, there is still no option to change the core a project should use (execpt when creating a new project).

This looks promising:

But actually there is only one choice:

Hii Stefan ,

Unfortunately, this is by design (and even called out in the FSP release notes): once you’ve created an FSP-based project, the “Core” pull-down on the BSP tab is deliberately disabled and cannot be changed via the GUI Releases · renesas/rzt-fsp the above statement is suitable for in FSP 2.3.0 version also.

So for now, if you need to switch cores in an existing FSP 2.3.0 project you must either:

Re-create the project and pick the other core up front, or

Hand-edit your configuration.xml (change the <option name="core" entry) and then hit Generate Project Content.

Best Regards,

GN_Renesas

Hii Stefan ,

Unfortunately, this is by design (and even called out in the FSP release notes): once you’ve created an FSP-based project, the “Core” pull-down on the BSP tab is deliberately disabled and cannot be changed via the GUI Releases · renesas/rzt-fsp the above statement is suitable for in FSP 2.3.0 version also.

So for now, if you need to switch cores in an existing FSP 2.3.0 project you must either:

Re-create the project and pick the other core up front, or

Hand-edit your configuration.xml (change the <option name="core" entry) and then hit Generate Project Content.

Best Regards,

GN_Renesas

I tried option "Hand-edit": After having cloned the project, it still worked. After I manually changed the
core in the xml file (at various places), I could not longer build the project, because bsp_mcu_tzc400_memory_cfg.h was now missing.

So finally I took the "Re-Create" option.