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Any chance you can tell me what version of the NNDK you're using, whether there's any dynamic content in the pages, and what browser sees this issue?

Ok, I'll be honest: you're the only person asking for this right now. I'd like to get VLAN support added for you, but it's just not in the schedule at the moment. It's fairly straightforward for IPv4, but gets complicated pretty quick for IPv6. As it stands right now, VLAN support would end up being...

IPv6 support has now been added to RegisterMulticastFifo. It's a little rudimentary (we don't currently support *full* MLDv2 querying for instance), but appears to be functional.

-Dan

Wow... Uh. I usually see things and respond when I have any clue what's going on. So, yea. I'm not exactly sure how I didn't see this...

post the full error and possibly the map file. SetIntC has different formats depending on the platform...

I can guarantee that memcpy is correct... what I will note is that the pointer math is going to slow things down. What happens if you increase the delay from Addr latch to CS active? what happens if you slow down the internal ack (or are you running with external ack)?

-Dan

Uh... did you actually use the address 0xC000_0000 as your SRAM1_BASE? If so, open the MOD54415 Platform documentation... That's the address for the Flash. The problem is that if you're actually using 0xC000_0000, CS[0] is going to intercept the transaction. I'm surprised you're not reporting that y...

What's the SRAM P/N?

(I'm thinking through other fun things as well, just thought I'd start with that, since I'm the oddball who knows things like the Flexbus better than generic things like SRAMs. Guess this is what I get coming from software.)

Open up the _APP.s19 you want to load with a text editor. Remove the first line and save. Load that with autoupdate. It's up to Autoupdate to verify the image and target share the same platform. Basically, every _APP.s19 generated by compcode will embed the platform it's for at the start of the file...

Hmm... interesting. I get what you expect that to do. I'll have a look at this later, currently trying to improve performance for Diffie-Hellman key exchange.