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There is a product change notice on the MOD54415 product page. Have you looked at that yet?

I have a pk70 with the xilinx blade board. That is the only place that file occurs. The file is not created automatically. Do you have the xilinx blade board? Did you import the xilinx example?

I would search your hard drive for that file and see how many places it occurs.

Maybe two sets of gnu tools? Have you installed/updated any other software since the last time?

I would check to see if where ever your printf is located could be the problem. If the system timer is not running, I do not think any part of your program would run either. Maybe your printf is is a task that never runs when this situation occurs?

Just out of curiosity, why wouldn't their protocol just ignore them? Seems like anyone using their software would need to modify the source code of whatever tcp/ip stack they are using. I think there are configuration settings to disable an arp cache on some operating systems, but the arp requests w...

Take a look in the web programming section of the network programming guide. It goes through the variable and callback function mechanism.

I would try building your app in 2.7.3 as a test and verify the problem goes away.

Absolutely. I think the normal mode for any type of data port is to read/write directly. I only use stdio for debugging in release mode or status messages on a debug serial port.

Is the build debug or release?

Why update to 2.7.1 when the current release is 2.7.3? Just curious.