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I have MOD54415 that I was experimenting with proragramming the IP Address and Netmask. I think I set the IP Address to 0.0.0.0 and the Net Mask to 0.0.0.0. It may have set some other random parameters in the configuration structure. I am not sure. It powers up however and the network appears to fun...

Aha! I was pointed to the right place by tech support. It can be found in the "MOD54415 Platform Reference" guide. I guess it is only available on the CD. Thanks tech support!

Is there a memory map anywhere in some documentation? I am trying to setup external memory mapped peripherals and am having a hard time figuring out what address space is OK to use and what is not. The processor documentation states that we can use 0x00000000 - 0x3FFFFFF and 0xC0000000 - 0xDFFFFFFF....

I am having a bit of difficulty setting up the external bus on my Mod54415. Here is my code: sim2.cs[0].csar = 0xC0000000; sim2.cs[0].cscr = 0x00000280; sim2.cs[0].csmr = 0x00000001; The main issue that when I write anything into these registers the ethernet stops. I have tried CS 1 to 4 and all hav...

Thanks! That worked fantastically.

I have a bit of an issue (more of an annoyance). It appears that the compiler and Eclipse have a different idea of what is an error. For example: char mystring[32]; snprintf(mystring, 32, "Example Code..."); This compiles fine. However Eclipse marks it with a bug and indicates in my projec...

where do you find the makefile for the platform?

I found netwait.cpp (in which I included the code for waiting for the debugger in place of the delay I had before...).
Thanks!

Instead of InitializeNetworkGBD_and_Wait() I use this: #ifdef _DEBUG InitializeNetworkGDB(); OSTimeDly(TICKS_PER_SECOND * 5); #endif // _DEBUG This waits 5 seconds for the debugger to hook up. It works on my system quite well however you may need to adjust how many seconds it waits. If you put in th...

One "duh" solution I have implemented is just to run the feature off in the io handling that is causing trouble:
That appears to work OK.

It occurred to me that I should probable post the relevant code for read() and stdioinbyte() From system/fileio.c Please note that IOCTL_RX_ECHO, IOCTL_RX_CHANGE_CRLF, and IOCTL_RX_PROCESS_EDITS are all set. /***********************************************/ /* read -- read bytes from the proper file...