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Greetings, Anyone know where I can find the binaries (or .s19) for older Monitor versions? Specifically, I am looking for Version 1.14, and I want to reflash a netburner with this monitor version. I also would like Version 1.18 as well so I can revert this when I am done. This probably sounds like a...

Unfortunately, the system is being utilized by other teams right now so I will not be able to work on this for potentially several weeks (this forum thread may go dead for awhile) pbreed: Thanks, I will implement your suggestions. rnixon: In the case where 1 is failing, I don't know of a way to easi...

Which questions are you waiting for me to answer? 1) "What is the other end of the ethernet cable plugged into?" Ethernet Switch 2) "Is the power to that [Ethernet Switch] cycled at the same time?" No 3) "Maybe take one unit that constantly fails and disconnect all the other...

I was mistaken, I just wasn't giving the EtherLink() function long enough to return true. My startup code now pends for EtherLink() to return true before spawning the heartbeat thread. I removed the tcp thread all together as well just to see if it mattered (just monitoring for UDP heartbeats now). ...

The EtherLink() function seems to always be returning false....no matter what. Is there another way to do this?

That all sounds plausible to me. For the power-supply rise-time scenario, is there a way to perform a hard-reset on the PHY chip? I'm thinking a work-around might be to delay during the processor startup (giving the power-supply time to stabilize), then I can issue a reset on the PHY and initialize ...

Attached is a condensed version of code that replicates the problem (and I verified this many times). The test code sends a heartbeat every 2 seconds and when you open a tcp session on 192.168.13.4 port 51200 it will echo back anything received. Note that to test this out on 20 cards, I just had to ...

They are all connected to a single ethernet switch, and it is not power cycled. Not sure if this makes a difference, but we have all 20 boards configured to use hard coded static IPs, so the startup algorithm/order is InitializeStack(), GetInterfaceBlock(), set interface blocks' netIP,netIpMask,netI...