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Subject:    AW: [SNAP] 5 times flashing STS led ?
From:       "Michael Kroll" <michael.kroll () trantor ! de>
Date:       2003-10-21 17:33:50
Message-ID: 000001c397f9$7df82090$5b00a8c0 () plutoii
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Hi Jonas,
no is does not happen while installing the firmware.
Currently I give the MMC interface a second try. I'm using the Vinculum
proto
adapter on a broadboard and tries to reset SNAP using SNAPDEV.exe. In
the STEP+
I also got, this works fine, but when I connect the serial cable to the
vinculum proto
adapter and reset SNAP using SNAPDEV.exe then the STS led flashes as
already mentioned.
Tomorrow I'll try to solder my own socket without those broadbord and
prototype shit.

Hope to get it work, using a 72-pin connector, some wires and all
necessary components.
Thanks for your time. Currently I have a ossi to measure the signals at
the MMC, and will 
post the results if I got it setup tomorrow.

Kind Regards,

Michael Kroll

Co-Author of the SAMS book "J2ME Application Development" and
Markt+Technik "Java 2 Micro Edition Developer's Guide"

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: snap-bounces@geekythings.com 
> [mailto:snap-bounces@geekythings.com] Im Auftrag von Jonas Antoni
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 21. Oktober 2003 18:40
> An: SNAP list
> Betreff: Re: [SNAP] 5 times flashing STS led ?
> 
> 
> On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, Michael Kroll wrote:
> 
> > Hi all,
> > what is SNAP telling me, if the STS led it flashing 5 times and the 
> > pauses?
> According to the source code it is an "malloc" error 
> (malloc() returns NULL).
> 
> Does this happen when you reset the SNAP with snapdev.exe or 
> (to load new
> firmware) or when you do an ordinary powerup?
> 
> If it happens when installing new firmware, I suggest that 
> you just try to reset it again...
> 
> If it happens att boot up, it might be a filesystem problem, 
> probably a filesize or something is invalid (too big so 
> malloc() can't find a block big enough), in this case you 
> probably need to reformat the flash and reinstall the firmware.
> 
> 	Regards.
> 
> 	/ Jonas
> 
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