Using pktuart with 7i80hd
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						17 Oct 2019 19:44				#148148
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				Hi Peter,
the checking of frame_to_send works fine!
Thanks
					the checking of frame_to_send works fine!
Thanks
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						18 Oct 2019 16:27				#148207
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				Two things altered in this version:
-- checking tx-fifo overflow
-- dummy message to enforce the last stuck frame
					-- checking tx-fifo overflow
-- dummy message to enforce the last stuck frame
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						19 Oct 2019 16:09				#148338
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				I did a bunch of testing the firmware on Friday and I cannot find any issue with the last
packet. I suspect its a driver bug of some kind (maybe a race, or read order, or duplicated
read problem)
					packet. I suspect its a driver bug of some kind (maybe a race, or read order, or duplicated
read problem)
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						19 Oct 2019 16:23				#148340
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				it is interesting that rx_fifo counter 0 but the frame is still there. The next frame pushes it out.
I'm going to do that if the message is more than 1 frame, I'll send a short dummy message that I will drop.
					I'm going to do that if the message is more than 1 frame, I'll send a short dummy message that I will drop.
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						19 Oct 2019 16:28		 -  19 Oct 2019 16:31		#148341
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				Better yet  not a standard message but 0 long blank message (with only one short int 0 content). This is swallowed by a handler, the client doesn't even know about
 not a standard message but 0 long blank message (with only one short int 0 content). This is swallowed by a handler, the client doesn't even know about			
					 not a standard message but 0 long blank message (with only one short int 0 content). This is swallowed by a handler, the client doesn't even know about
 not a standard message but 0 long blank message (with only one short int 0 content). This is swallowed by a handler, the client doesn't even know about			
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						19 Oct 2019 16:30				#148343
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				My suspicion is that the driver does an extra read, perhaps of the RXcount register			
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						14 Nov 2019 11:35				#150357
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				The interface card is ready.
On the card, an xmega communicates with the 7i80. The previous loop test runs fine. As time permits, software development for the application comes.
					On the card, an xmega communicates with the 7i80. The previous loop test runs fine. As time permits, software development for the application comes.
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