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I'm trying to flash my vid card bios using atiflash but when I enter the command atiflash -i to get the adapter number it says adapter not found. What am I doing wrong?
its better flash it using the bootable disc(flashrom) from this website where the bios file are burn together into the cd.it is more safe when the card not working from a bad flash. you know the risk of bad flash right? prepare a pci graphic card before u flash bios... hope this can help u.
then u better dont flash it. a built in display will automatically be disable after ur agp card slot into it. if u still want to proceed then it depends on your luck
So the only way to protect myself from a bad flash is to buy another graphics card to use in the event that the flash fails?
if the flash fail then u must prepare a pci graphic card(without this u cant see the screen to flash back). even if the flash fail, ur agp/pci express card will still working(coz its only the bios missing only) my advice, if u flash,try find the bios that close to ur card like gpu and rams type. before flash the card REMEMBER to backup your current bios and save it in safe place. well,good luck...
Thanks for the warnings. Will any PIC video card work? Does Win XP Pro have a minimum requirement (according to Microsoft all you need is a SVGA card capable of 800x600 resolution) or can I just go buy some old 8Mb ATI RAGE XL card for $5 on eBay?
for online shopping,i dont know much.. for the pci card,any type also can,as long as i get into dos mode(for flush the bios) as i know,normal pci card may work. mine one is from s3 trio64+ mine is a second hand one from my friends.
Ok, too bad you force your motherboard to use its integrated chipset. It would make things a lot easier.
You can always do a blind flash if your BIOS gets screwed up. Just use all the commands like you normally would; everything is still there you just can't see it. You are using an ATI card aren't you?
a blind flash? last time i fail to flash the bios.my pc just wont boot at all. my pc didnt looks like going to load into windows,the board wont beep a code also. maybe is just my board,your board maybe is ok. just ask the other guy how to blind flash. my board is abit nf7-s.
Hey Netskimmer, Are you sure that your card can be unlocked to 16 pipes? If not please post your fuses to see. If it is moddable I can send you "bootable automated flash CD". If you can't flash the card on your computer just use other PC (friend's for instance) to flash it. It will take you not more that few seconds. One last thing - what exactly card do you have AGP or PCIX (I suppose AGP)? Correct me if I am wrong. If you want post your original BIOS and I will include it into the automated flash CD compilation .
Hi dolf, I have an ATI built 256Mb ATI X850 Pro AGP video card. Not sure if this is what you meant by posting fuses… CONFIG_ROM_FUSES: 0x861. Attached a bios dump from ATITool. Is there anything other than enabling the pipes that I can do to increase my cards performance?
The inharent problem is the BIOS will wait for the card to become ready, and never try to use the onboard graphics. The card will never send the OK signal so it sits. You will need a PCI video card and to reset the BIOS.
My PCI video card is in the mail. If I decide to flash the bios using the ones on this website is their a reason I would want to use the X850 XT bois instead of the X850 XT PE bios? ATITool says I have an R481 chipset.
Yes mine says R481 to for some reason tho mine is now modded and giving me XT speeds. I think its safe to say you have the exact same card as mine , ( ATI agp brand ). Its very much capable of 16 pipelines and ive got it safe to 530 /580 from its stock 500/500. Ive tried both XT and XT PE bios and both seem to give me default clocks of 540/580, so I used Rabit2.0 to modify the bios so that it gave me default clocks of 500/500. You can use either tbh. Then I use ATI tool to manually OClock the card to 530/580 when gaming or benching with a ATI Silencer 5. just a question? is it damaging or unsafe to increase clocks in ATI tool everytime you boot up as appose to having them just load up as bios defaults, because I know OClocking does reduce lifespan of a card but sometimes I use my PC for work so I only need stock speeds hence why I only up it in ATI tool
If I'm going to reset the clocks back to default like you are doing wouldn't it just be easier dump my bios, unlock the pipes, then flash the modified bios? Or is there something else that I am getting with the XT PE bios.
Its possible I think , but I think just do it the way everyone else has done it using a X850XT PE Bios and just underclock back to pro speeds if your still using a Stock Fan.
I wonder if the enhanced performance from OC would be worth the time and money to upgrade the heatsink and fan. Not sure how difficult it would be to swap them out either.
Well I just did that today. I had stock fan and my temps were : 37 C at rest -> 65 at load. This was with stock 500/500 speeds I bought a ATI Silencer 5 Cooler for around 25$ . I got for 13 uk pounds. The cooler took me about 30 mins to install. Using a screwdriver, was pretty easy to take off the stock fan. I used a dry hankerchief to wipe off the paste on the actual chip itself... (Im not sure on the proper procedure but im still alive ). I added the silencer 5 cooler over, its own paste comes already attached onto the cooler. Did up the screws, made sure everything was tight together , pluged the fan wire into the 3 pin socket. Now my temps are 29 C at rest -> 45 at load. This is with OC 530/580 speeds. At stock speed I was actually only getting 5690 on 3dmark 05


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HUNDREDS of fans applauded York City players as they walked through the city centre with the FA Trophy to a civic reception at the Guildhall.
With another massive game to come at Wembley on Sunday - the Blue Square Conference play-off final against Luton Town - club officials decided on 'low-key' celebrations yesterday (tues) to mark last Saturday's victory against Newport County.
A victory parade on an open-top bus was ruled out and the players wore their tracksuits after completing a training session to emphasise their view that they were effectively only at half time.
And supporters responded by showing their appreciation of the team's achievements with prolonged clapping rather than over-the-top cheers and Manchester City-style jubilation as they arrived in a packed St Helen's Square and raised the trophy aloft on the steps if the Mansion House, although a chorus of 'We are York' broke out a couple of times.
Escorted by police, the players had taken a route from their Bootham Crescent ground along Bootham and High Petergate, stopping to pose for photographs with the trophy at historic Bootham Bar and then outside York Minster, with groups of fans breaking out in applause along the way.
Supporters who got close to their heroes for photographs included one of York's oldest fans, Pauline Westbrook, 79, of Acomb, who said: "I'm really pleased for all of them."
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Numerous behavioral theories and models include "environment" as a construct. For example, social cognitive theory posits that behavior is influenced by individual factors in combination with the social and physical environment (Bandura, 1986 xClose Bandura, A. (1986). Social Foundation of Thought and Action: A Social Cognitive Theory. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.). A social ecologic perspective acknowledges multiple levels of behavioral determinants, including individual, interpersonal, organizational, and community, as well as both social and physical environments at various levels (McLeroy et al., 1998 xClose McLeroy, K., Bibeau, D., Steckler, A., Glanz, K. (1988). An ecologic perspective on health promotion programs. Health Education Quarterly, 15(4), 351-77.). Health decisions are made, and behaviors occur, in environmental contexts (Stokols, 1992 xClose Stokols, D. (1992). Establishing and maintaining healthy environments. Toward a social ecology of health promotion. American Psychologist, 47, 6-22.).
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- If something can go wrong, it probably will.
This may not be the healthiest way to approach life, but it has often been my investment approach in what I consider broadly irrational bull markets. Warren Buffett said it another way by suggesting that we "be fearful when others are greedy."
There are a lot of truths in those sayings, both of which imply the importance of protecting oneself.
Over the past several weeks I have remained bearish on the market and discussed stocks that investors should sell leading into what we are seeing now: the pullback or the so called "correction" that we often talk about.
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On Friday it was mostly the same, although stocks climbed modestly, thanks to solid earnings from McDonald's(MCD) , Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) and Microsoft(MSFT) .
What I have begun to realize is that although corporate results look good and an impressive number of companies are beating estimates, investors are unable to make up their minds about what news should matter the most.
One week it is Europe's prolonged fiscal decay. The next week it is the perceived end of QE3. This past week it seemed that investors showed some concern regarding China's industrial activity.
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Ah, I love showers. Warm water, quiet, plenty of room to think. It's more like a ritual in meditation rather than habitual cleanliness. I swear some of my best story ideas hit me in the shower– perhaps some of my stranger ones too but I suppose that's to be expected.
I just got out of the shower and I'm feeling much better than I did before I went in. I always hurt a bit after work– some days are better than others but most days I still come out feeling like crap but that doesn't matter right now. What matters right now is that I feel awesome. Comfortably tired, warm, fuzzy (new pajamas will do that to you), and just… good.
Anyways, I haven't had much time lately to make a real blog post (that and I've been having way too much fun with the new camcorder) so– here we go. Lol.
There's a lot new in my life right now but when isn't there? The world is always changing and not just the 'big' world but the place inside my head, my home, my heart, my dreams. Everything is constantly changing and I love it– most of the time.
My Hubby quit his job recently for moral reasons, I'm proud of him for sticking up for what's right that and it was just a bad situation and he's so much happier now. Things will be a bit tight for awhile but he's following his dreams and that's what matters to me. I can't count how many times I've felt the need to do something but tried to find another rout because the one in front of me didn't have a guaranteed path. He worries for the future but he's doing what he feels he needs to do.
Work for me is just about the same as it was before. I still go, still get paid less than I should, still come home, still complain, and still get over it again. I'm still moving on with one foot in front of the other.
The only really newish thing going on at work is that I'm finding more and more people who've secretly never liked me and never said anything about it before. People who think I'm a lousy worker and who are 'amazed' I still have a job. I'm not sure what I think about some of these new and extremely obvious developments. On one hand I don't really care what they think, I know I work hard– I come home every night cursing from the pain to remind myself that I've pushed myself to a limit, High school is long over and I'm not interested in popularity contests. On the other hand, somehow a tiny part gets to me. Mostly because these people seem to be multiplying and conspiring together (that's purposeful vague wording by the way). I don't like feeling like people are out to get me, worse yet I've been there longer, feel like I work harder, and I still get paid less. I know why I get paid less, starting pay rate now is higher than it was when I started, but it still feels like it's backing up what these people are saying.
Anyway, new topic please.
Kei has been gone for two days. She's off visiting with her mother. Hopefully she'll be back in time for work tomorrow. I'm always worried when she goes up there. I know she can take care of herself but I don't feel like anyone is taking care of her. In the end things are only my business up to a certain point and every bird needs to learn how to flap their own wings– not from being shown but by doing it themselves. I could tell her how to stick up for herself, tell her how good it feels but she won't really know until that moment in her life comes.
In case you've been on Mars for the past few days (or just haven't visited in awhile) and don't know my happy, happy news– I have a new camcorder! It's pretty, useful, and durable. If you look below you'll notice I've started to video blog (vlog) a little bit but it's going to take me awhile to really get going with it. We got the camera for more than one reason but I want to go into that later. It's important for me to write about it but not right now.
Hmm, what else? Oh, yes! How could I possibly forget?
The first unofficial printing of my novel (for editing purposes) is done! Actually it was done a few days back but I haven't had the mind to write about it until now. The current total page count with the way we have it set up is 349 pages (wow).
My Hubby suggested we take it to Staples to get it printed after I spent an hour complaining about how editing things on computer is so much more difficult than fixing things on plain paper. I was thinking about when I first used to write stories with nothing but pen and paper and complaining mostly about the temptation to do too much editing. So, he suggested we go print it and print it we did.
It's huge! The lady even bound it for us for a discount price. Squee! It's very huggable and makes me feel just that much closer to publishing the darn thing. Editing is going much faster now, the big thing is picking out any inconsistencies and then a few of my friends are going to help me go over it with a fine tooth comb before I get ready to do the whole manuscript thing.
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Lattice multiplication
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- In the last video we did a couple of lattice multiplication problems
- and we saw it was pretty straightforward.
- You got to do all your multiplication first
- and then do all of your addition.
- Well, let's try to understand why exactly it worked.
- It almost seemed like magic.
- And to see why it worked I'm going to redo this problem up here
- and then I'll also try to explain what we did in the longer problems.
- So when we multiplied twenty-seven--
- so you write your two and your seven just like that-- times forty-eight.
- I'm just doing exactly what we did in the previous video.
- We drew a lattice, gave the two a column and the seven a column.
- Just like that.
- We gave the four a row and we gave the eight a row.
- And then we drew our diagonal.
- And the key here is the diagonals, as you can imagine,
- otherwise we wouldn't be drawing them.
- So you have your diagonals.
- Now the way to think about it
- is each of these diagonals are a number place.
- So for example, this diagonal right here, that is the ones place.
- The next diagonal, I'll do it in this light green color.
- The next diagonal right here in the light green color,
- that is the tens place.
- Now the next diagonal to the left or above that, depending on how you want to view it,
- I'll do in this little pink color right here.
- You could guess, that's going to be the hundreds place.
- And then, finally, we have this little diagonal there,
- and I'll do it in this light blue color.
- That is the thousands place.
- So whenever we multiply one digit times another digit,
- we just make sure we put it in the right bucket
- or in the right place.
- And you'll see what I mean in a second.
- So we did seven times four.
- Well, we know that seven times four is twenty-eight.
- We just simply wrote a two and an eight just like that.
- But what did we really do?
- And I guess the best way to think about it, this seven--
- this is the seven in twenty-seven.
- So it's just a regular seven. Right?
- But this four, it's the four in forty-eight.
- So it's not just a regular four, it's really a forty.
- Forty-eight can be rewritten as forty plus eight.
- This four right here actually represents a forty.
- So right here we're not really multiplying seven times four,
- we're actually multiplying seven times forty.
- And seven times forty isn't just twenty-eight, it's two hundred eighty.
- And two hundred eighty, how can we think about that?
- We could say that's two hundreds plus eight tens.
- And that's exactly what we wrote right here.
- Notice: this column-- I'm sorry, this diagonal right here,
- I already told you, it was the tens diagonal.
- And we multiplied seven times forty.
- We put the eight right here in the tens diagonal.
- So that means eight tens.
- Seven times forty is two hundreds.
- We wrote a two in the hundreds diagonal.
- And eight tens.
- That's what this two eight here is.
- We actually wrote two hundred and eighty.
- Let's keep going.
- When I multiply two times four.
- You might say, oh, two times four, that's eight.
- But what am I really doing?
- This is the two in twenty-seven.
- This is really a twenty and this is really a forty.
- So twenty times forty is equal to just eight with two zeros.
- Is equal to eight hundred.
- And what did we do?
- We multiplied two times four and we said, oh, two times four is eight.
- We wrote a zero and an eight just like that.
- But notice where we wrote the eight.
- We wrote the eight in the hundreds diagonal.
- Let me make this a different color.
- We wrote it in the one hundreds diagonal.
- So we literally wrote--
- even though it looked like we multiplied two times four and saying it's eight,
- the way we accounted for it,
- we really did twenty times forty is equal to eight hundreds.
- Remember, this is the hundreds diagonal,
- this whole thing right there.
- And we can keep going.
- When you multiply seven times eight.
- Remember, this is really seven-- well, this is the seven in twenty-seven,
- so it's just a regular seven.
- This is the eight in forty-eight, so it's just a regular eight.
- Seven times eight is fifty-six.
- You write a six in the ones place.
- Fifty-six is just five tens and one six.
- So it's five tens in the tens diagonal and one six. Fifty-six.
- Then when you multiply two times eight,
- notice, that's not really just two times eight.
- I mean we did write it's just sixteen when we did the problem over here,
- but we're actually multiplying twenty.
- This is a twenty times eight.
- Twenty times eight is equal to one hundred sixty.
- Or you could say it's one hundred--
- notice the one in the one hundreds diagonal-- and six tens.
- That's what one hundred sixty is.
- So what we did by doing this lattice multiplication,
- is we accounted all the digits. The right digits in the right places.
- We put the six in the ones place.
- We put the six, the five, and the eight in the tens place.
- We put the one, the eight, and the two in the hundreds place.
- And we put nothing right now in the thousands place.
- Then, now that we're done with all the multiplication,
- we can actually do our adding up.
- And then you just keep adding,
- and if there's something that goes over to the next place,
- you just carry that number.
- So six in the ones place, well, that's just a six.
- Then you go the tens place.
- Eight plus five plus six is what?
- Eight plus five is thirteen.
- Plus six is nineteen.
- But notice, we're in the tens place.
- It's nineteen tens or we could say it's nine tens and one hundred.
- We carry the one up here, if you can see it, into the hundreds place.
- Now we add up all the hundreds.
- One hundred plus two hundred plus eight hundred plus one hundred.
- Or, what is this?
- One thousand two hundred.
- So you write two in the hundreds place.
- One thousand two hundred is the same thing as two hundreds plus one thousand.
- And now you only have one thousand in your thousands diagonal.
- And so you write that one right there.
- That's exactly how we did it.
- The same reasoning applies to the more complex problem.
- We can label our places.
- This was the ones place right there.
- And it made sense.
- When we multiplied the nine times the seven,
- those are just literally nines and sevens. It's sixty-three.
- Six tens and three ones.
- This right here is the tens diagonal.
- Then we got six tens and three ones.
- When we multiplied nine times eighty-- remember, seven hundred eighty-seven,
- that's the same thing as seven hundreds plus eight tens plus seven, just regular seven ones.
- So this nine times eight is really nine times eighty.
- Nine times eighty is seven hundred twenty.
- Seven hundreds-- this is the hundreds place.
- Seven hundreds and twenty-- two tens just right there.
- And you can keep going.
- This up here, this is the thousands place.
- This is the ten thousands.
- I'll write it like that.
- This is the hundred thousands place.
- And then this was the millions place.
- So we did all of our multiplication at once,
- and accounted for things in their proper place based on what those numbers really are.
- This entry right here,
- it looks like we just multiplied four times eight and got thirty-two,
- but we actually were multiplying four hundred-- this is a four hundred-- times eighty.
- And four hundred times eighty is equal to three two and three zeros.
- It's equal to thirty-two thousand.
- And the way we counted for it-- notice, we put a two right there,
- and what diagonal is that?
- That is the thousands diagonal.
- So we say it's two thousand and three ten thousands.
- So three ten thousands and two thousands.
- That's thirty-two thousand.
- So hopefully that gives you an understanding.
- I mean it's fun to maybe do some lattice multiplication and get practice.
- But you know sometimes it looks like this bizarre magical thing.
- But hopefully from this video you understand that all it is
- is just a different way of keeping track of where the ones, tens, and hundreds place are.
- With the advantage that it's kind of nice
- and compartmentalized, it doesn't take up a lot of space.
- And, it allows you to do all your multiplication at once,
- and then, switch your brain into addition and carrying mode.
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I have a CC1101-based design that sniffs network traffic coming from some low-power motes. My sniffer device needs to stay in Rx mode forever except for sending some wireless commands. The following are the read/write functions:/** * sendData * * Send data packet via RF * * 'packet' Packet to be transmitted * * Return: * True if the transmission succeeds * False otherwise */boolean CC1101::sendData(CCPACKET packet){ byte marcState; // Enter RX state setRxState(); // Check that the RX state has been entered while ((readStatusReg(CC1101_MARCSTATE) & 0x1F) != 0x0D) delay(1); delayMicroseconds(500); // Set data length at the first position of the TX FIFO writeReg(CC1101_TXFIFO, packet.length); // Write data into the TX FIFO writeBurstReg(CC1101_TXFIFO, packet.data, packet.length); // CCA enabled: will enter TX state only if the channel is clear //cmdStrobe(CC1101_STX); setTxState(); // Check that TX state is being entered (state = RXTX_SETTLING) marcState = readStatusReg(CC1101_MARCSTATE) & 0x1F; if((marcState != 0x13) && (marcState != 0x14) && (marcState != 0x15)) { setIdleState(); // Enter IDLE state flushTxFifo(); // Flush Tx FIFO setRxState(); // Back to RX state return false; } // Wait for the sync word to be transmitted wait_GDO0_high(); // Wait until the end of the packet transmission wait_GDO0_low(); // Enter back into RX state setRxState(); // Check that the TX FIFO is empty if((readStatusReg(CC1101_TXBYTES) & 0x7F) == 0) return true; return false;}/** * receiveData * * Read data packet from RX FIFO * * 'packet' Container for the packet received * * Return: * Amount of bytes received */byte CC1101::receiveData(CCPACKET * packet){ byte val; // Rx FIFO overflow? if ((readStatusReg(CC1101_MARCSTATE) & 0x1F) == 0x11) { setIdleState(); // Enter IDLE state flushRxFifo(); // Flush Rx FIFO packet->length = 0; } // Any byte waiting to be read? else if (readStatusReg(CC1101_RXBYTES) & 0x7F) { // Read data length packet->length = readConfigReg(CC1101_RXFIFO); // If packet is too long if (packet->length > CC1101_DATA_LEN) packet->length = 0; // Discard packet else { // Read data packet readBurstReg(packet->data, CC1101_RXFIFO, packet->length); // Read RSSI packet->rssi = readConfigReg(CC1101_RXFIFO); // Read LQI and CRC_OK val = readConfigReg(CC1101_RXFIFO); packet->lqi = val & 0x7F; packet->crc_ok = bitRead(val, 7); } } else packet->length = 0; // Back to RX state setRxState(); return packet->length;}Everything starts working as expected. My device receives wireless packets and transmits commands without problems. However, after some hours without transmitting, my device stops receiving packets. I've checked multiple times that, when the problem occurs, this device is still in reception mode (MARCSTATE = 0x0D) and RXBYTES > 0 (and not overflowed) so I don't really know what could be happening. I've noted however that transmitting a packet (above senData function) takes the CC1101 IC out from the locked state, so it becomes immediately able to receive packets again.As a side note, before the locking problem, my device is frequently entering the "Rx FIFO overflow" state, maybe due to local wireless traffic coming from some unknown devices. Nevertheless, "receiveData" always flushes the FIFO when the overflow occurs. Mizanur Chowdhury from TI has suggested me a couple of things (thanks Mizanur!):1. Check for a possible calibration-related problem. I need to say that MCSM0.FS_AUTOCAL = 1 for this device so calibration should be performed automatically when going from IDLE to RX or TX.2. Check for the RX_FIFO Overflow issue described in errata note:http://www.ti.com/lit/er/swrz020b/swrz020b.pdfWell, I've checked both the above possibilites but running periodic calibrations (SCAL strobe) and flushing the RXFIFO after each reception do not solve the problem. Only sending a packet unlocks the CC1101 from its uncertain passive state so if I find myself unable to solve the problem I'm thinking in sending a heartbeat packet periodically as a way to prevent the CC1101 IC from get blocked on the reception side forever. But before doing this workaround I'd like to get some feedback from this community.Thank you very much for your ideas!
I've got some additional informations that, instead of clarifying things, are making them still more confusing. Well, I'm now printing RXBYTES at the moment of unlocking the CC1101 by transmitting a packet. I was expecting RXBYTES to be 0 since the CC1101 is not interrupting the uC. However, RXBYTES=41 every time. This would mean that the CC1101 would be receiving a packet, then it wouldn't interrupt the uC via GDO0 and finally it would quite the Rx state.
I'm very confused since MARCSTATE=Rx at the moment of unlocking the situation and, if I try to read RXFIFO the MISO line never goes low after selecting the IC. It's really showing a locked state. The only way to unlock it is by transmitting a packet or applying SRES.
It almost sounds like you are having some kind of digital communications issue between the MCU the RF device. Would it be possible for you to get some oscilloscope measurements done on your SPI port during some of the transactions?
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Hi It is a bit difficult to know exactly what is going on since I do not have your register settings, but I assume that you use variable packet length, CRC enabled, append status enabled, no length filtering, no FEC, and that you use CCA.
First I want to point out a couple of problems with your RX function. I assume that this is a function that is called every time you have an interrupt on GPIOn, where IOCFGn = 0x06.
Assume that you have received a packet where (packet->length > CC1101_DATA_LEN). In this case you do not flush the FIFO or read out the rest of the bytes in the FIFO. That means that there are bytes left in the FIFO the next time you enter RX (unless you do a strobe in the setRxState() function).
What you describe when reading RXBYTES = 0x51 and the radio is still in RX is the bug described in the errata note (see the case where APPEND_STATUS = 1, CRC = 1 and FEC_EN = 0). MARCSTATE will show RX but you will not receive anything, you get no interrupt and there are 0x41 bytes in the FIFO.
The way to get around this but is to use packet filtering in RX and set PKTLEN = 61 and always empty the FIFO after an interrupt has occurred (even if the length is not what you are looking for).
Another comment I have to your RX function is that if your radio is in overflow when this function is called you simply need to strobe SFRX (you do not have to strobe IDLE first).
Thanks Siri for your response. You've correctly guessed my settings :-)
I'm now following your suggestions and I hope to get some results soon. Meanwhile, what did you mean with "Rx filtering"? Receiver Channel Filter Bandwidth? BTW, RF studio did set MDMCFG4 for me: CHANBW_E = 2, CHANBW_M = 0
Thanks again!
Hi Daniel
I was referring to packet length filtering in RC. By setting PKTLEN = 61 the radio will never accept a length byte greater than 61. If the length byte is 61, 64 bytes will be put in the RXFIFO; The length byte, 61 data bytes, and 2 status bytes. This way you will never get an RXFIFO overflow or enter the error state explained in the errata. You must however make sure that the FIFO always is empty when entering RX state. This can be done by always read all the bytes present in the FIFO when the interrupt occurs or by always flush the FIFO before entering RX state. Make sure that the FIFO is only flushed while in IDLE state or while in RXFIFO_OVERFLOW state.
When using filtering there is another thing you must be aware of. If an un-valid length byte is received (length byte > 61) the packet is discarded (not put in the RX FIFO), but since GDOn has already been asserted, the signal will de-assert when this happens but the radio will remain in RX. This means that you can get interrupt when the radio is in RX and the FIFO is empty. The first thing you should do in you interrupt is therefore to read RXBYTES to see if this is zero. If it is, you know that you entered the interrupt due to filtering, and you can simply return from the function (since the radio is still in RX).
I am really hoping that you are able to solve your problems. Good luck with your debugging :-)
Doing PKTLEN = 61 seems to have solved the problem. My board has been running for more than four days without a single problem!
Thanks Siri for the help!!


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Hey Ellen I love your show I watch you everyday this is my favorite time of the year to watch you because I love watching your Christmas giveaways and think of how lucky these people are. Ellen I'd love to see more of you dancing on the show it just makes my day. :)
Posted at 8:21PM on November 25th 2013 by Merissa Kerish
Ellen would love this Vipers AC/DC Dancing Fan-YouTube. This is Luke Gowdy His sister Julia Hartnett was on the show So You Think You Can Dance Canada. It's a talented family. This video is very funny and heart warming.
Posted at 11:30AM on November 23rd 2013 by Debbie Aspa
Ellen, I love all d great photos, being such a animal lover. Unfortunately, I can't have a dog where I live, and my sis is allergic to dander and shedding. D property owners of my apt complex charge an enormous amount a month to keep one. D depos alone is outrages. So, all I cn do is enjoy them on your website. I get so lonely at times, n miss d pets I used to have in d past. And now my sick bro (70 yrs of age) came to live with me and my sis since being diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. I gave him my rm so he could have his own space, privacy, and comfort, and I sleep on a fairly comfortable airbed in my sis' rm. It's bin a pretty stressful time, and a pet wld b jst d ticket for my nerves. Who says cats n dogs don't get along? And the mix of all d other type of animals....(a goat n his horse, Turtle n cat, etc.) well, who knew they wld all get along? You make me laugh every day, especially thru these tough times. I luv you Ellen.
Posted at 2:44PM on November 13th 2013 by Olga Andujar
"Mama" baaaa!!!
Posted at 2:06PM on November 13th 2013 by Olga Andujar
Awwww, I see they got you in the Cone of Shame?!
Posted at 1:58PM on November 13th 2013 by Olga Andujar
Ellen love watching your show; every night while cooking dinner. My husband gets home you are the entertainment while eating. We enjoy watching you help people any so many ways; scaring people, best comedy, it's like watch candid camera at times. Need to put the lady back on that screams like a mouse...LOL!!
Posted at 8:30PM on November 10th 2013 by Ella Morris
Hi Ellen. Just wanted to say that I appreciate everything you do for people. I am a big fan and order from the Ellen store and watch your show everyday I can. I am a 48 year old college student that wants to help others in some way. Thank you again and God bless. Sincerely Christina Hyde
Posted at 3:47PM on November 10th 2013 by Christina
Me again. His name is Sebastian. Have video of him watching Ellen dancing.
Posted at 3:51PM on October 28th 2013 by Joyce Guthrie
Love your show. Love the cats, have several of my own. You are a wonderful caring person and it is so nice that you do so much for people in need. God Bless You Ellen and Porsche. Is her name spelled like the car. My husband and I love Porsches. Love to you Judy
Posted at 4:27PM on October 24th 2013 by Judy Williams
Immediately I hear in my head Marvin Gaye's song "Let's get it on". I know that is so wrong.
Posted at 2:36PM on August 12th 2013 by Stephanie M.
Please send the care giver for the pets in photo #78 a couple more pet beds. Life shouldn't be that unfair.
Posted at 9:52AM on June 28th 2013 by Carrie
It's Milo and Otis!!! So cute.
Posted at 7:57AM on June 28th 2013 by Pamela
I always like when you have pictures of animals on your show.
Posted at 2:46PM on June 7th 2013 by Sandy McLane
I love to see two different animals getting along so well. Maybe there is hope for us humans. Animals are really our best friends.
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Step by step Saturday, thousands walked to ward off heart disease, it's the cause behind one in every four deaths in America.
Locally, the American Heart Association raised $425,000. "Raising funds, making it possible for people like myself not to have a death sentence, a life sentence," said Anne Proppe.
Proppe was honored as a survivor Saturday, she had open heart surgery in 2005 and survived a stroke. Since she's recovered, she's made big strides in improving her heart health. She has ran 7 marathons, completed the iron girl competition and earned a black belt in karate.
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BOOK review of Chad Harbach's "The Art of Fielding." In Chad Harbach's début novel, "The Art of Fielding" (Little, Brown; $25.99), Henry Skrimshander arrives for his first day at Westish College with a beat-up copy of a book called "The Art of Fielding" in his pocket. The book in Henry's pocket isn't Harbach's. Rather, it's a gathering of numbered koans that form a kind of "The Art of War" for baseball—a guide to action on the field that is, moreover, a guide to being. Henry, an unlikely athletic prodigy, has been recruited to Westish to play shortstop for the Westish Harpooners. Perhaps the most unusual feature of this unusually charming début is the easy, unpretentious way it has of joining a love of baseball with a love of literature. There's a pattern of Melvillian references that run playfully and purposefully through the novel. The central drama of becoming arises from a wildly errant throw by Henry, which injures a teammate. Henry is suddenly incapable of throwing accurately, undermined by paralytic self-consciousness, or, Harbach seems to be arguing, by the onset of adulthood itself. The difficulty of measuring the size and nature of one's acts and of choosing whom one will be is at the heart of the struggles that Harbach's characters confront. Watchers of "Friday Night Lights" will be at home in Harbach's generously told novel. But there's also much here to interest readers of the contemporary literary novel, a genre that is clearly a preoccupation of Harbach's: he is a co-editor of the literary magazine n+1. One of the pleasures of reading "The Art of Fielding" is to see how David Foster Wallace and Jonathan Franzen got Harbach working; there are sly homages to both writers in the book. Yet the main order of business here is to entertain, and in this Harbach succeeds. The dream of perfection deferred allows him to tell a story about our national past-time that manages, as well, to be about our historical present—in other words, a story about fallibility.
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The coaching change obviously had an impact on BC's class. Still, the Eagles were able to land two of the region's top quarterbacks in Mackay Lowrie and James Walsh, plus some talented defensive line help in their 17-player class with tackle Tevin Montgomery and end Joel Rich.
The Tigers needed run blockers, and landed two really good ones in Richmond Senior's Tyrone Crowder and Georgia's Maverick Morris. They also snared four-star corner Mackensie Alexander from Oklahoma on signing day to plug a secondary hole. This is a big-time defensive class.
The nation's No. 2-ranked outside linebacker (Matthew Thomas) and No. 3-rated cornerback (Jalen Ramsey) headline a 21-player, star-studded class. Picking up four-star defensive tackle Keith Bryant on signing day helped propel this class to national top-10 status.
The Yellow Jackets have a class that is small in numbers (14), but actually includes some quality in-state players such as massive 6-foot-7, 355-pound offensive lineman Shamire DeVine and 6-6, 272-pound blocking prospect Chris Griffin. Lovejoy High running back Travis Custis was another solid in-state find.
The Terrapins landed some major D.C.-area talent in their 22-man class. Foremost among those was Maryland state Gatorade Player of the Year, linebacker Yannick Ngakoue. Ngakoue, defensive back Jacquille Veii and four-star receiver Taivon Jacobs - all in-state prospects - gave Maryland a big boost by announcing for the Terps on signing day.
Landing Pompano Beach wide receiver Stacy Coley was a big deal on signing day for a Miami program hindered in recruiting by an NCAA investigation. Coley is rated among the nation's top five receivers and joins four-star New Jersey quarterback Kevin Olsen to give the Hurricanes an imposing passing combo for the future.
A 22-man class includes the nation's top-ranked all-purpose back in Taquan Mizzell from Virginia Beach. Mizzell accounted for more than 2,000 all-purpose yards as a senior. Throw in four-star defensive backs Kirk Garner and Tim Harris, and the Wahoos have their best class yet under coach Mike London.
An outstanding class of secondary players signed with the Hokies, the best of which committed on signing day. Maryland prospect Kendall Fuller is rated the nation's No. 2 cornerback and heads a class of seven secondary players. In-state quarterback Bucky Hodges was also a key addition for Virginia Tech.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- For years, there have been requirements on government programs that a portion of the work go to businesses run by women or minorities. But often, local companies that meet those requirements find themselves on the "outside," unable to tap into that source of business.
The people in charge of awarding contracts met with those business people at Syracuse's South Side Innovation Center Wednesday. The business owners are being told to be more active in seeking out that business.
"Going to these expos, going to these seminars, getting information about businesses, especially when you look at starting up a business. That's the toughest part, as you know," said Derek Coleman, former SU-NBA basketball player.
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beginning to think the cats are clogged, short of cutting them off are there any tricks that really work for such diagnosis?99 K1500 Suburban LT "THE BEAST"
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08-23-2012, 01:15 PM #2The best test is doing a back pressure test. This is where you take out the o2 sensor and attach a pressure gauge. you can also measure the temperature of the inlet and outlet of the cat after running it a while. If the front is 400* or more hotter than the back, chances are that it is clogged.
You can also take out the o2 sensor upstream of the cat and see if you gain any power. It will be loud but it will tell the story!"It went together didn't it? Well then there has to be a way to take it apart!" - Me.
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08-23-2012, 09:14 PM #3Does the power issue continue throughout driving or just when you start out from a stop?
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08-25-2012, 09:01 AM #4Yes when the cruise is set on the highway it always feels like it is going headfirst into the wind, i still get 17 mpg on the highway even with the bigger tires on, but it just feels like it is always struggling. But I do know that if I put this up against my suburban and raced them and did a passing test my suburban would win hands down even with power and weight disadvantage. The mule also has a new fuel pump, filter, pressure reugaltor and O2 sensors
08-25-2012, 11:49 PM #5I would say plugged cats. Had a similar problem but it was just at start and it ended up being the MAF sensor
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Five Skype user story videos now available
We have now not two or three, but FIVE video stories available from people who have shared their Skype story with us. Check out our updated [stories site](http://www.skype.com/share/stories/) where you can find ["High flight"](http://www.skype.com/share/stories/high-flight/), ["Bridging the generation gap"](http://www.skype.com/share/stories/bridging-the-generation-gap/), ["Music to my mouth"](http://www.skype.com/share/stories/music-to-my-mouth/), ["Separated by Katrina"](http://www.skype.com/share/stories/separated-by-katrina/) and ["From little things big things grow"](http://www.skype.com/share/stories/from-little-things-big-things-grow/). Plus of course all the others — just use the links on the stories site to move around.
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Broward County Receives High Grades in the American Lung Association's 2013 State of the Air Report
The American Lung Association released their 2013 State of the Air Report and Broward received an A score for Ozone and a B score for PM 2.5. More...
Broward County Receives Clean Air Excellence Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Broward County was awarded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 2012 Clean Air Excellence Award for Education/Outreach for the Conservation and Climate Change (C3) Challenge for schools program at a ceremony September 19. The Clean Air Excellence Awards recognize innovative programs that protect Americans' health and the environment, educate the public, serve their communities and stimulate the economy. More...Broward County Offers Resources to Help Local Businesses Go Green
Broward County would like to provide tips on things you can do conserve energy, improve air quality and reduce your carbon footprint. Here are easy changes everyone can make to help Businesses can find information on best practices and useful strategies to reduce their carbon footprint by conserving water and electricity, reducing waste and recycling, and making smart transportation choices More...
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1958 BMW 502 the first Aluminum 3.2 V8 BMW made. Swedish from new and was part of a major collection. Paint looks predominantly original gearbox and engine work. Car... More
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There are kind Slytherins.
There are brave Hufflepuffs.
There are some stupid Ravenclaws.
There are twisted Gryffindors.
Your House doesn't define you.
And please, the next time you're about to tease someone for being a lowly Hufflepuff, or a slimy Slytherin, or a stuck up Ravenclaw or even a foolish Gryffindor, just remember that we are all Hogwarts students. We're all part of the magic.
I just remember Harry telling his son about maybe being a Slytherin and he was like "I knew a Slytherin and he was the bravest man i ever knew"…..
I'm a motherfucking Hufflepuff and I will motherfucking cut a mutherfucking bitch if I hear someone try to motherfucking bully a Hufflepuff homeboy/homegurl!!!


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Corroon, a Democrat, says the county hasn't had a tax increase for more than a decade, and its budget has been cut over the last several years.
He says any further cuts would primarily affect employees, and he doesn't want that to happen.
His proposed 17.5 percent property tax increase would increase the tax bill on a $238,000 home by $64 a year.
Chairman David Wilde says he and other Republicans who hold a 5-4 majority on the county council are willing to consider a tax increase to balance a "challenging" 2013 budget, but not as much as Corroon recommended.
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Financial markets were sluggish Wednesday as an apparent budget deal in the U.S. Congress failed to divert attention from investors' primary focus - whether the Federal Reserve will reduce its stimulus next week.
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Cajoled by developed world governments and shocked by disasters such as the Bangladesh factory collapse, investors in emerging market companies are looking more closely at environmental, social or governance issues before they buy.
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Stocks edged lower in morning trading Wednesday as investors weighed a budget deal out of Washington and the outlook for economic stimulus from the Federal Reserve.
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The S&P/TSX composite index gained 27.97 points to 13,340.75 as commodity prices rose amid positive Chinese economic data.
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Twitter shares climb to roughly double its IPO price
Twitter shares hit a new high Tuesday, leading the way on a day of big gains for Internet stocks, as the microblogging service climbed to roughly twice the price the company set for its initial public offering last month.
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TAKING A BREAK: Stocks fell modestly Tuesday as investors stepped back a day after the market notched its latest record high close.
Financial regulators approve long-awaited Volcker Rule
Banking regulators on Tuesday unveiled a central element of the sweeping 2010 reform law Congress passed in response to the financial crisis.
US ban on high-risk bank trades approved
The Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. each unanimously voted to adopt the so-called Volcker Rule, taking a major step toward preventing extreme risk-taking on Wall Street that helped trigger the 2008 financial crisis.
Once-frothy Nasdaq tries to reach dot-com peak
It takes a long time to recover from a bad hangover, especially when you party like it's 1999.
Stocks slip as investors hit pause on rally
Stocks fell Tuesday morning as investors hit the pause button a day after the S&P 500 closed at yet another record high.
World stocks muted as impulse from US data fades
In early European trading, Britain's FTSE 100 was nearly flat at 6,562.83. France's CAC 40 was down 0.1 percent at 4,131.75.
Stocks edge higher on Wall Street
United States stocks edged higher on Monday, with the S&P 500 closing at a record high, as traders awaited more clues from the Federal Reserve on whether the US central bank would soon begin winding down its economic stimulus.
Gold stocks, financials push TSX higher, traders take in mixed Asian data
The Toronto stock market moved higher Monday as investors bought up battered gold and financial stocks that slipped last week in the wake of earnings reports from the big banks.
US household wealth reaches high of $77 trillion
The nation's wealth rose 2.6 percent from July through September to $77.3 trillion, the Federal Reserve said Monday.
What correction? Stocks continue to rally
Stocks rose again Monday, as the market continued to cheer Friday's better-than-expected jobs report as well as some notable mergers.
Stocks edge higher after Sysco acquisition
Food distributor Sysco jumped $7.79, or 23 percent, to $41.15 after it announced an agreement to buy rival US Foods in an $8.2 billion acquisition.
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Was a very pleasant stay. If you are into antiques and old fashioned hospitality, this is the place for you.
- Also Known As:
- Robert Morris Hotel Oxford
- Robert Morris Hotel
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Once the home of Robert Morris who gained fame as "Financier of the Revolution". General and later President George Washington was a close friend and visited Robert Morris often. In more recent times author James Michener outlined his famous novel, Chesapeake here and fell in love with our renowned crab cakes. More history is located here. Now the Eastern Shore's most unique historic restaurant with rooms under celebrity Chef Proprietor, Mark Salter and Ian Fleming. Enter the Inn and step back 300 years: a pristine yet historic interior welcomes with timber beams, panelled walls and open fires in the cooler months. Through to Salter's Tavern featuring historic red brick walls and old slate floors, with magnificent fires in the cooler months and offering casual outside dining on our Terraces and Veranda during balmy warm summers. This is a truly historic Inn, cosy with a natural patina running through. Friendly, great cuisine and understated professional service. ... more less
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