On Monday 07 January 2013 21:49:36 Mariusz Kozlowski wrote:
> Ok. So it looks like there is something wrong with this version, it gets
> stuck at POD startup step #1 and never recovers. Please take a look at
> attached line6-3.log.
That's actually what I expected, it repeats sending the version request over
and over again. Moreover, you see another interesting thing: the first 16
bytes of the channel dump response are missing, the message is therefore
ignored, the channel dump request is correctly repeated, and the second
attempt succeeds.
> This is interesting. I tried a couple of times and it always worked.
> When I send firmware version request using 'raw data communication'
> interface POD responds correctly with firmware version and the driver
> completes initialisation - alsa devices are registered and usable.
> So this is pretty cool. There is some hope ... ;) Please see attached
> line6-4.log with my comments inlined there.
Ok, so there doesn't remain much code to check then :-) At first sight, the
statement "kfree(buffer);" in "line6_version_request_async" could be a
problem. Can you comment it out just for testing? This creates a memory leak,
but shouldn't cause any troubles otherwise.
Kind regards,
Markus
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