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Thanks for reporting this issue. I was able to reproduce it. For now you can work around it as described below. I will make a fix available in the next MSP430 package update through the board manager.
 
copy <energia directory>\hardware\tools\DSLite\DebugServer\drivers\MSP430.dll to <energia directory>\hardware\tools\msp430\bin\ edit <energia directory>\hardware\energia\msp430\boards.txt an change the 2 occurrences of rf2500 with tilib restart energia and you should be able to upload to the MSP-EXP430G2 with MSP430G2553. I have also filed an issue on github here: https://github.com/energia/msp430-lg-core/issues/12

Welcome Ivan. Working on any project related to automobiles? Good luck

Welcome!

My high tech, German street legal, bicycle light failed. Corrosion on the battery contacts, one day it worked, the other not.

So I cracked the damn thing open. Solid build quality, waterproof,  but not built to be repairable.

As far as I remember, I bought it back in 2006.

So what is inside:  An MSP430F1122, doing all the business:

-         Battery charge termination (four AA NIMH)
-         Two LED intensity levels PWM
-         2 color status led (blink duty cycle would indicate remaining charge)
-         Pushbutton, long for on/off, short for low/high
 
The electronics still works fine, but would need a lot of duct tape to make it a cycle light again :-(
 

 
 
 

Interesting tear down.  I did DIY bicycle tail lamp using MSP430 back in 2011. Still working. Using 2xAA Alkaline cells. Running for more than 3 months in the battery. 3x4 red LEDs. BC107 transistors. One push button switch. Sleep in LPM4. LED driving from PWM. I have't measured the currents.
20 uA is too much!