Inconsistent EEPROM state
benjaminaigner opened this issue · 3 comments
When programming a FLipMouse, normally there are no slots available (only the default config, not saved in EEPROM).
Using a terminal program, entering:
"AT" --> "OK"
"AT LI" --> no feedback
"AT LA" --> should write the default slot,but I get following incomplete feedback, error messages and a stuck FLipMouse:
Initializing EEPROM!
Deleting all IR slots
Error: seperator problem0
Error: seperator problem0
Error: seperator problem95
Slot:
AT AX 40
AT AY 40
AT DX 20
AT DY 20
AT MS 50
AT AC 20
AT TS 400
AT TP 600
AT WS 3
AT SP 800
AT SS 10
AT MM 1
AT GU 50
AT GD 50
AT GL 50
AT GR 50
AT RO 0
AT BT 1
AT II
AT BM 01
AT
Current master (v2.8.3).
It is also not working with the C# GUI.
Also there are no beeps on start-up, initializing,...
Only if the mouse is attached, and AT CA is entered on the console.
does this only happen when programming first time (with a new EEPROM) ?
i cannot replicate the problem - after reprogramming and also when changing version number (to reinitialize EEPROM content) AT LI and AT LA work fine... maybe because the EEPROM already contains data...
if necessary for testing, we could write a firmware to completely clear the EEPROM.
Just found the problem:
In Arduino, use "Tools"->"Optimize" ->Smallest Code
do NOT use Smallest Code with LTO