Portage Labview ARM module sur Atmel AT91SAM9263 - Problème de debug

Bonjour, je suis actuellement en projet d'études et je doit utiliser Labview sur un ARM9 d'Atmel : le AT91SAM9263.
J'ai suivi le tutoriel de NI pour effectuer le portage mais je n'arrivepas à debugger avec Labview.
En compilant avec Labview puis en passant seulement par Keil j'arrive à debugger mais cela ne sert à rien car le code généré par Labview est difficilement compréhensible. L'intérêt est donc de passer par le debug via Labview mais cela ne marche pas.
J'obtiens l'erreur suivante :
[10:53:09] Status: Error
Timed out waiting for a response
Detail: [UVSC_DBG_ENTER, MSG: 0x500E, STATUS: 0x1D] (29)
Status: Run failed.
Est-ce que quelqu'un aurait une idée pour résoudre mon problème ?
Peut être que quelqu'un a déjà effectué ce portage et pourrait m'aider.
Merci d'avance

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Benjamin R.
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