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Get datasheet from here...
https://www.netburner.com/products/syst ... on-module/

Just a note one of the very common wget's for windows has a 64K limit and will fail.
Use the exe we provide with our tools..

If you know the ip address, you should be able to easily recover.
Assuming this is aonbe of the coldfire based devices.
(if its a MODM7AE70 or SBE70LC you may have to set the recovery jumper on the device.)


If the setup under the 'alternate' monitor is set for DHCP (IE the ip address in zero)
Then ...

With that monitor version should be able to just update to the device.
Using the current 3.X tools.
The 3.X discovery might not work from the monitor.
Does your network have a DHCP server on it?

You can also use the 2.X autoupdate tools to load the S19 you loaded via FLA.

To get temporarily unstuck while we figure this out...
Might also try
#include <mcf5441x_rtc.h)
int MCF541X_RTCSetTime(struct tm &bts);
int MCF541X_RTCSetSystemFromRTCTime(void);
int MCF541X_RTCSetRTCfromSystemTime(void);

What you did should have worked...

We will pull gmtime out of that location so it does not pull in the crypto world.
(I think there is a gmtime in the newlib as well... but its choosing the crypto one so... ):-(

This is an error, that should not be there.
Try using gmtime_r
You have to pass in your struct tm so its not globally allocated....and thus thread safe.
struct tm *gmtime_r(const time_t *clock, struct tm *result);

Are you using TLS/SSL?
If not I don't understand how that causes the Wolf ssl stuff to link.
Can you send a map file of the one that is 131% and open a support ticket?

You can either type the characters from a keyboard, or send from a file.
Those ar ethe only way to send things out of MTTTY.


mttty is a free tool that Netburner provides for serial console communication.
If you are using it with other than a netburner product then we offer no support...

A couple of ways to fix this...
What I would consider the cleanest is as follows:
create a function:
int MyDataProcess(int sock, HTTP_Request &pd)
{//Will be called with all the post data ready to read....

return 1; //Saying we handled it.
}

CallBackFunctionPostHandler cf("url.html",MyDataProcess ...