I have a question with the ram. Don't know if anyone has heard the same problem before. I ran the ram_check procedure and it reports that there are always 4 bytes out of every 64 bytes that reads zero. I think that's why I can run the code in the ram but it gets reset in the in different places.
Gin
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004, Gin wrote:
I have a question with the ram. Don't know if anyone has heard the same problem before. I ran the ram_check procedure and it reports that there are always 4 bytes out of every 64 bytes that reads zero. I think that's why I can run the code in the ram but it gets reset in the in different places.
it just means your ram is still programmed incorrectly.
ron
"Ronald G. Minnich" rminnich@lanl.gov writes:
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004, Gin wrote:
I have a question with the ram. Don't know if anyone has heard the same problem before. I ran the ram_check procedure and it reports that there are always 4 bytes out of every 64 bytes that reads zero. I think that's why I can run the code in the ram but it gets reset in the in different places.
it just means your ram is still programmed incorrectly.
It sounds like there was a conversion bug when converting the memory initialization from assembly to C.
The v1 memory initialization for the e7501 should be solid.
The v2 port was done primarily as a proof of concept so it would not surprise me if a couple of small bugs were introduced.
Eric
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