John O'Hare
John O'Hare
Changes applied.
I didn't explain things too well. The change fixes the impact of the printf outputting to the *unopened* file descriptor number 3. It does this by *only* executing the printf...
On my system which uses a pipe for inter-process communication writing to the *unopened* file descriptor 3 actually presents the contents of the printf to my process through its pipe....
I wonder if the boot loader (STk500v2) is a match for the protocol being triggered by Arduino as it tries to upload via your network port. Perhaps you could upload...
Hi @Capiten, I'm sorry I could not add to the work you did at my request. The things I find odd are: -address 192.168.1.96 -port 80 I don't see port...
Could you post a link to the post of the forum?
Thanks @madsci1016
Does the library always send packets to the gateway? Packets destined for the local LAN should be sent as presented not redirected to the gateway.
#if RF12_COMPAT #define rf12_len (rf12_buf[1] - 2) extern volatile uint8_t rf12_buf[]; I think the attempted code line is: rxfill = (rf12_buf[1] - 2) = 0; Which looks odd to me...
I take it that you are using #define RF12_COMPAT 0 to trigger the almost undocumented fixed packet length transport mechanism. Since use of the RFM12B radio is controlled by: ```...