On Mon, 02 Apr 2012 09:54:16 -0700
JSL Internet <[email protected]> wrote:
> You claim to have solved a mystery but you did not provide any
> technical details of the problem or the solution. This is a support
> list but instead of being supportive or asking for support, you are
> being critical of a product that most users do not have any trouble
> with. Without knowing what you did to the net5501 to "fix" it, nobody
> benefits and your credibility suffers. I'm an experienced RF/digital
> engineer and I've seen some "creative" explanations and solutions here
> on the Soekris list.
My credibility? I've never been called an idiot as often as on
this mailinglist, do you really think i have a credibility to lose?
If you are an RF/digital engineer, just take a random net5501 board
or a picture of it. Follow the power supply lines and you will see
why some people have crashes and some do not. It is really that obvious!
How i fixed it is simple: take a hand full of capacitors, sprinkle
them over the board and solder them where they fall. Depending on
the load conditons you will also need to add a couple of wires.
Attila Kinai
--
Why does it take years to find the answers to
the questions one should have asked long ago?
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