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.. is busy with previous request..
Paul As mentioned on rubSt
Tony Oracle VirtualBox (v 4.3.4 r 91027) installed on Windows 7 64bit throws the following error message: Failed to attach USB device STMicroelectronics STM32 STLink[0100] to the virtual machine ..
.. is busy with previous request..
Paul As mentioned on rubSt