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Ok, something doesn't make sense here. Your combination of part number and pins must be incorrect. The datasheet for the PK70EX-100IR show's pin 2 as GND. Perhaps you're referring to the PK70 with the Multi I/O board or the Digital I/O Board? Can you give me a block diagram or describe in closer det...

Short answer: Yes. Long answer: I'm not quite sure I understand what you're trying to do. I think you're trying to emulate a DCF receiver. Is this correct? Also, your description seems to suggest you want to both read and write on the same pins. With your apparent experience, you cannot do that, but...

Huh. You know what, I opened my mouth on a subject that I don't actually know much about. Propellers are much more efficient than I thought. On gyro stabilization, that'll work. I know that there's already a gyro wheel for children's bicycle. Turns out gyros/reaction wheels are used in a lot of thin...

If you're pursuing this project as an exploration of what is possible, ignore the following post and have fun, because this does sound fantastic! A short bit of commentary regarding balance, propulsion efficiencies, and road travel. If the vehicle you're envisioning is going to be ground based, then...

We have recently implemented the Data Cache on MCF5441x based products for the DDR memory region. Using a task-switch performance test (testing the various OS Task control structs: OS_SEM, OS_FIFO, etc.), the cache has increased the DDR memory performance to 95% of the SRAM performance, a >200% incr...

Change line 1140 of ethernet.cpp from: OSSemInit ( &SemSend, NUM_TX_BD ); /* Was NUM_TX_BD */ to: OSSemInit ( &SemSend, 1 ); /* Was NUM_TX_BD */ Yes, this is a small, simple, stupid change. Yes, this will fix the issue. The problem that occurs is that *for some reason* the MCF5441X's hardwar...

Noted. Looking into this one today...

uhh.... that's not good. Unfortunately, I have no idea what features you're using and/or what the component that might be failing to cause your application to "turn into a brick".

-Dan

OK, quick questions: is it always the same resources that take a long time to load? Do they take about the same time every time? How large are the actual files being sent? There was an issue fixed in 2.7.4 that is listed as "fixed truncation issue for static files >32kB". What I cannot rec...

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