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I feel rolling my own for this device is the way I'll go too. Thanks for pointing
out the issues. I hadn't gotten this far to the ToD from lack of need at this point.
At least Moto kept on using the Gregorian calendar. ;)

I didn't see the "gone to battery" indicator and time freeze that I'm used ...

And that's the way it is...
This isn't new for the 54415 (well, the RTC being internal is). I've had to do
(or not) that +/-1 for years depending on the RTC chip I was using. The library
for the clock functions is generic so I just adapt my app's service functions to
the part being used - here ...

Is this one of those PClint tests?

The first problem I see is the memory leak from File_name[] that was fixed
in the second code set. Trashing the stack usually isn't a good thing. I'd try
that small change in the first code and see if that clears up the problem.
Whether there is another with ...

Is this manual forthcoming (when?) ala the manual for NBWIFIUG?
I downloaded the older when first installing the new adapter and today
I finally needed to refer to it and told a potential :( client the adapter
was based on the REALTEK part rather than the Inventek(Broadcom)
part that is currently ...

WiFi is greyed out on page for: C++ Project | NetBurner Project Options | NetBurner Application Wizard

The MOD54415 is listed as a supported device in the NBWIFIIN documentation.

Any ideas?

Hi,
I'm getting all kinds of errors on linking. I'm just trying to build the factory app.
I just installed 2.6.7 today.

The link is complaining about files in -some directory c:\jenkins-slave\workspace\...

Description Resource Path Location Type
more undefined references to `sim2' follow ...

thanks!
i used the processor clock speed dithering on previous modules.

Amen brother!

the binary format is available only starting from gcc 4.3.
NNDK 2.4rc2 is using gcc 4.2.1.
NNDK 2.6 is still using 4.2.1.
http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.3/changes.html

so you might just want to do your assignments in hex, e.g.,
const UINT8 MapFansToFanSets[] =
{
0x00, // 0 fans
0x01, // 1 fan
0x03, // 2 ...

Nice job!