On 02/19/2014 06:14 AM, Scott Talbert wrote: > On Wed, 19 Feb 2014, Phil Dibowitz wrote: > >> OK with this, and my mac patch, I think we're ready to start preping a >> release. I'm willing to just say that config-dumping works on mac modulo a >> pending upstream patch. :) >> >> I tested my remotes with the hid_exit() removed, but I'd like a bit of wider >> testing. Also, I can guard the hid_exit() in an #indef __APPLE, but it's not >> clear to me that the hid_exit() is something we should be doing between >> reboots of the remote _anyway_. Hmm. > > Awesome! I'm glad we got the Mac issue figured out finally. > > Now, I'm curious, though - I wonder if your double-ack change is really > needed in remote_z.cpp, or whether that was just a case of consistently > dropping a packet. Do you want to try that again with the patched hidapi?
Ugh, so NOW when I write a config to the 890, instead of it failing to read
that 2nd ACK, instead it fails a few steps earlier when reading the ACK from
GET_CHECKSUM...
DEBUG (UpdateConfig): FUNKY-ACK
DEBUG (TCP_Ack): Writing packet:
03 40 E5 FD
DEBUG (TCP_Read): Reading packet:
03 40 FD E5 33%
PHIL 4
DEBUG (UpdateConfig): GET_CHECKSUM
DEBUG (TCP_Write): Writing packet:
08 40 E5 FD 00 45 FF FF 04
DEBUG (HID_ReadReport): USB read timed out, 30000 ms
DEBUG (TCPSendAndCheck): Failed to read from remote
Failed to upload config: Error while writing to the remote
Failed with error 4
and to make matters worse, disabling the thread pri change maintains this
behavior. :( I'll have to debug more later... but this is strange... *sigh*
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