Mongoose crashes during ping test on STM32H757 #3191
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Hi all, Here is the terminal output for the crashed mongoose behaviour:
I 've triied disabling MPU and still same issue, increased freeRTOS task stack to 16KB, same issue. Any solution for the issue? Regards. |
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I have no idea what a Riverdi 10.1 is
Your TX is not working, your networking is broken, your firmware is not properly configured for your hardware, or you're trashing memory.
I don't know what LvGL is, except for a huge UI library that is your responsibility, not ours.
You have to understand your problem and then fix it; you have examples and tutorials where things are explained. Take one of our examples, do all the mods you need without changing what we do (NO CACHES),
You're trashing your memory, or you enabled caches, or you are using multithreading.
If you absolutely need multi-threading, take the time to go through the user guide (linked above) and tutorials, there is one that shows you how to do multi-threading. Don't enable caches, we don't, we explicitly disable them in all our examples. Please see our documentation, and follow the guidelines in our tutorials. |
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I have no idea what a Riverdi 10.1 is
We do not provide example code for H757, so your errors are yours, not Mongoose's
The closest example we provide on our Wizard is for an H747 on a STM32H747I-DISCO and an H755 on a Nucleo-H755ZI-Q
Your TX is not working, your networking is broken, your firmware is not properly configured for your hardware, or you're trashing memory.
If you say "it worked", then probably the last, or you enabled caches and forgot to mention that.
I don't know what LvGL is, except for a huge UI l…