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Possible RTX 4.05 issue

Tamir Michael

Hello,

Has any of you experienced occasional RTX 4.05 startup failures (data aborts during task creation) ?

Thanks in advance

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  • 0 in reply to Stuart Wright

    Stuart,

    Thanks for your reply.
    I am not quite reassured actually...:-)
    My program never got that far; so no events were set from ISR to tasks - of that I am sure. It happened while setting up stack space for tasks.
    I just don't understand what is happening - the source looks OK at first glance. Also, both controllers (the one that suffered from it and the one that did not) use the same hardware design (copy-paste). yet one of them (multiple units) crashes with a regular pattern, the other not. weird weird weird. but moving all the ZI, RW data to internal RAM seems to have "solved" it.

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  • 0 in reply to Stuart Wright

    Stuart,

    Thanks for your reply.
    I am not quite reassured actually...:-)
    My program never got that far; so no events were set from ISR to tasks - of that I am sure. It happened while setting up stack space for tasks.
    I just don't understand what is happening - the source looks OK at first glance. Also, both controllers (the one that suffered from it and the one that did not) use the same hardware design (copy-paste). yet one of them (multiple units) crashes with a regular pattern, the other not. weird weird weird. but moving all the ZI, RW data to internal RAM seems to have "solved" it.

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