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I'm using DHM Software's SNMP package with a Nano54415, and v2.8.6 of NNDK. SNMP requires a file system on the Nano's flash memory, so I used code from the EFFS-STD-HTTP example program to create the file system. This has worked for the last year. But now I'm getting errors trying to mount the drive...

If nothing has changed, why would replacing FatFile.a solve the problem?

Jon,

I have the same issue with 2.8.6, and I'm confused by your answer. Is the "previous NNDK release" v2.8.3 or v2.8.6? Because it seems as if you are saying to replace fatfile.a in v2.8.3 with the same file from v2.8.6.

As an FYI...We hired a Netburner Certified consultant to do a code review. He recommended a couple of changes, but could find nothing that would cause the reboots. I purchased a commercial lint package, and spent a few weeks removing the 100's of warnings it flagged. None of which could I identify a...

I'm trying to convert a MOD5441X application to IPv6. The app needs to be able to switch between DHCP & Static IP on command. So I have code that will start and stop the dhcp client and set a static ip address, net mask, and gateway when in static mode. Is that necessary with IPv6, because I don...

Using v2.8.6, when I build the IPv6-DHCPv6 example program I get the compiler warnings below. ..\ip_util.cpp: In function 'void showLeaseInfo(IPV6_PREFIX*)': ..\ip_util.cpp:163:61: warning: unknown conversion type character 0xd in format [-Wformat=] iprintf(" Server: %I\r\n", pPrefix->pDHC...

Found it.

Since structure InterfaceBlock contains IPADDR4 members, is there an equivalent structure to use for IPv6?

Is there a way to determine if a TCP connection is still open before using it? In my case there can a couple of seconds between opening a connection and using the connection. If the other side were to close the connection in the intervening time, how would I know?

On a NANO54415 I notice that on boot-up that "Configured IP" is set to a previous static IP used some time ago. Normally it comes up as 0.0.0.0. It's not obvious to me where in my code I might be setting it. It's definitely not intentional. Does setting the IP Address and Netmask in an Int...