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The Reset Status Register (RSR) in section 12 of the manual has some bits that can tell you if it was a power-up or reset line event.

If you're able to write to the display from a higher priority task, then you can:
- Add a watchdog that is pet in your main task
- Create a high priority task to check how long it has been since you pet the watchdog
- If you haven't pet the watchdog recently enough then write a message on the ...

Why not just move all of your code managing the display to a task with a higher priority so it doesn't have to freeze at all?

It seems suspicious that it stops after reading exactly 3kb. I would wonder if there is a limit on some buffer somewhere.

If you really wanted to, you could write a program to act as port forwarder. Catch incoming connections on the ports you want, open new connections on the other interface and then pass the data between the 2 connections.

Wikipedia says that these abbreviations predate any kind of standard. They were created arbitrarily in each region and have been carried over since then.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_time_zone_abbreviations

Time zones are often represented by alphabetic abbreviations such as "EST", "WST ...

The explicit blocking should be whatever you are using to evenly space out your DACout calls in each thread. So that would either be an OSTimeDly or pending on some resource that is made available at specific intervals.

It would be nice if similar methods could be added for running a DHCP server. Personally I'd like to be able to set a captive portal address to direct a user to my webpage when they connect to wifi.

Looks like it ended up being my processor. I had a MOD54417 and plugged it in with that example and it worked fine. Thanks for the help

Running the program you provided seems to have the same results, so if that program worked for you then there must be something off with my hardware. I'll see if I can scrounge up a totally different dev board, processor, and SD card and try again.

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