<kristianpaul>
what??. you thread  Fallenou was hijacked ::(
<kristianpaul>
ok,lest compile bsp..
<Fallenou>
kristianpaul: yes please try again
<Fallenou>
it might be better now
<kristianpaul>
Fallenou: ttcp still gave me some fifo overflow..
<kristianpaul>
wpwrak: a ttcp test is suposed to take how long?
<wpwrak>
kristianpaul: that depends on how fast your link is and how much data you send ;-)
<kristianpaul>
hmm i missed the -n and -l..
<kristianpaul>
ha ttcp is starting to make sense !
<kristianpaul>
1 OK
<kristianpaul>
10 OK
<kristianpaul>
100 ..
<kristianpaul>
Minimac RX FIFO overflow!
<kristianpaul>
but test passed
<kristianpaul>
oh weird, if i test again seems it freezed.
<kristianpaul>
after reset and test again with 100 (buf) all went okay..
<kristianpaul>
arggg, pesky bug !
<kristianpaul>
3000, and i still waiting...
<kmj>
hey
<kmj>
Anyone know video specs for 320x240? I managed to find some CGA specs that listed front/back porches, and so on -- but not a pixel clock speed.  I'm looking at stuff on my LA, and the specs don't appear to match. I'm thinking around 6mhz or so.
<kristianpaul>
hm?
<kmj>
This is an Amiga 500, 15.7khz horizontal refresh. I measured 63.56us between sync pulses, active video for 52.81us.
<kmj>
I divide the active video by around 320-375 or so pixels, and I'm getting 140-160ns period... and there's an available clock into the video chip of 7.15909mhz
<kmj>
yeah NTSC matches what I'm seeing pretty clearly. Thanks.
<kmj>
i can divide active video by pixels to get pixel clock speed
<kmj>
I just don't know if the active video portion would be more than just 320 pixels
<Fallenou>
hi :)
<Fallenou>
kristianpaul: so you did git pull before compiling right ?
<Fallenou>
would you say it is better now?  less crashing ? or the same
<Fallenou>
or you can't say because it's totally random :p
<Fallenou>
I am reading your e-mail
<Fallenou>
ok thanks for all the logs and tests I will have a look after the work :)
<adamw_>
roh, have u filled my phone number in tracking #?
<kristianpaul>
Fallenou: yeah i pull
<kristianpaul>
Fallenou: bette now, dont know, i dont get trought ftpd test (wich is the most important test for me)
<Fallenou>
ok !
<Fallenou>
thanks for testing anyway :)
<Fallenou>
I will have a look definitely
<Fallenou>
I am just very busy those days
<kristianpaul>
I can support the bug if it get better, as i just dont carsh the board !!! and start sending arp broadcast with no reason
<Fallenou>
assignments to turn late to school + internship + just found accomodation in London
<kristianpaul>
Just tell me where to look i will
<Fallenou>
+ talk to prepare for milkymist at the Open source hardware user group in london
<kristianpaul>
I just dint read all the extensive documenation about BSP porting or networking
<kristianpaul>
so i dont know where to start, more that just from scratch
<Fallenou>
you can have a look at the network driver since it is where the bug should be
<kristianpaul>
wich will be slow on my side..
<kristianpaul>
but wich part? wich function?
<Fallenou>
the network driver is a very basic one
<Fallenou>
it's kind of small
<Fallenou>
but if you don't feel like looking at it (I understand) I will no problem :)
<kristianpaul>
What you really think is failing there, you wrote the code, you know what could probably was writtena and could generate a bug like this
<Fallenou>
yes sure
<kristianpaul>
ok i will look
<Fallenou>
it's in c/src/lib/libbsp/lm32/shared/milkymist_network/network.c