Unfortunately, I've never figured out how to reproduce this!! That drives me
*nuts* ...
I've *never* actually seen the bad characters get injected, I'll just notice
them a few seconds later. Here is the batch file that had the problem most
recently.
I had inserted the two colons before the 'cd' line, then noticed the corrupted
characters a few seconds later... I know that this doesn't give you much to go
on, but I've just never been able to actually catch it happening... I also don't
know exactly what keys I touched around that time... :-/
@echo off
::Change the path variables below as per your folder structure
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::set PLUTO=C:\pluto
::Change this COM Port value to the COM port of your Pluto Debug board
set PLUTO_COM_PORT=49
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if %PLUTO_COM_PORT% == 0 (echo COM Port Error! Please edit this file in any text
editor and change the value of PLUTO_COM_PORT=0 on Line#6 to the COM port number
of Pluto Debug board
pause
exit
)
::cd %PLUTO%\tools
bdaddr.exe
start "" autoit_command.bat
start "" dbg_img.cmd vc_reader_test.elf
echo Halt DPU
pause
start "" run_img.cmd vc_reader_test.elf
echo Ready to Flash...
pause
fw2flash %PLUTO_COM_PORT%
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