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Tuxedo wrote:I noticed that the eth connection wasnt so stable here...

Are you using an SE model perhaps?

Python has a stack cookie so you probably don't need to worry about it.

JosDuchIt wrote:I am rather disappointed thet the compiler does not give any warning, error or undefined reference in this case.

That is impossible because tag IDs and tag data are all uint32 types. There are no types for the compiler to check.

xenic wrote:I think somebody is blowing hot air up your sleeve because by definition there can only be one "current" directory.

I think the guy who rewrote most of dos.library knows a tad more than you do...

This is wrong, you can't suppose users to change this. HD/SSD should run at max speed by default not in ancient PIO mode. I can understand why but if we want to attract users we should make this kind of stuff easier. For example OS4 installation should detect a SAM board and run a script which enab...

My point is that a lot of factors (including hardware & connections) seem to affect USB performance. My experience and experiences reported by others in various forums seem to confirm that there is a USB problem related to the use of some hubs for keyboard/mouse input but I'm not totally convin...

That is incorrect. The paging was not broken by update 3 but rather fixed by update 3. If it seemed to "work" before it didn't because it was broken. I'm afraid that's not making any sense to me: If I over-fill the RAM disk with large files, then OS4 locks-up. Others also reported finding...

I was under the impression the VM paging was broken by Update 3, such that OS4 tends to lock-up as soon as it runs out of real memory. So this may be nothing to do with Roadshow... That is incorrect. The paging was not broken by update 3 but rather fixed by update 3. If it seemed to "work"...

fitzsteve wrote:I guess there is a bug in the network driver for the uA1's onboard Ethernet adapter?

My guess would be the DHCP bugs which are present in that older copy of Roadshow you guys have. Expect a fix in the next update.

You should stick to using -gstabs all the time anyway.

I realize it is a tad annoying but not really worth fixing until we upgrade the compiler to the latest GCC version.