If you have assigned a board/chip definition to a Debug Configuration, and you do not see the expected memory map in the Memory Map tab of the Process Control view, then make sure you have assigned the correct board/chip definition to the Debug Configuration. You can assign more than one board/chip definition to a Debug Configuration if required. The settings in a board/chip definition are used only if the Advanced_Information block group name matches the target to which you are connecting.

If you have assigned the correct board/chip definition to a Debug Configuration, check the names of the Advanced_Information block groups in the board/chip definition. Groups with names Default or All are used for all target connections in a Debug Configuration.

An Advanced_Information block group name must reflect the target to which you are connecting. For example, a group named ARM is used when you connect to any ARM architecture-based target.