Frankthetech

Jim, I ask because the issues you describe have happened to me. not exactly but similar. Crashreport helped me track down a very intermittent bug and it was indeed a null pointer problem (related to the SD access). I've also seen where the serial...

Hey Jim, I'm trying to understand what is happening with the code your trying to troubleshoot, is this an intermittent problem? are you using CrashReport in your code? does the teensy lock up/reboot when this happens? or the code just won't work...

I'm glad to have a handle on this now. I was thinking my computer was the problem, maybe I should reinstall things, but now things make sense. Thank you for your help.

Just a thought, if the 15 sec reset erases flash, (and since it takes a while it must be writing/clearing flash in 4k sectors) Now I'm thinking its not working, so I just yank out the power mid flashing. Could this leave some part of flash in an...

Joe, yep this is the same board that was reporting a 4k buffer and now after the full erase the buffer is now where I'd expect, about 7+MB I ran FlasherX 3 times and it worked each time reporting a buffer big enough to do the update. I was trying...

I was away for a week, so now I'm thinking the t4.1 is not getting erased with the 15 second button press, leaving the flash with random data somewhere causing flasherX to find un-erased data. Question, should the blink code that comes on a new...

Joe, those settings are done as you suggest. It just looks like the base address is set too high, and flasherx sees very little room left. Strange as it did work on both computers, Do you know where the base address is set, which file its in?

OK, so the question I have is why 1 computer complies the flasherX code and only shows a 4k buffer, on my other computer it's fine and compiles with a 7000+ buffer. What I need to know is how/where does flasherX get the base address for the T4.1...

So i am running on a T4.1 the example FlasherX code and getting odd results. on 1 computer it works with 7844 k flash (60017000 - 607C0000) and all is good. the code I have running is about 900k hex file so 60170000 minus 6000 0000 = 17 0000 to...