Download to target hang at Vbridge:: NK add MAC...

After adding USB host support and device driver, when I tried to download to
target the system hang. Here is the bottom of the serial output file:
+---------- Initialize ----------+

RCR = 0x[8] TCR = 0x[0]

CR0 = 0x[D] CR1 = 0x[8] CR2 = 0x[0] CR3 = 0x[0]

ISR = 0x[10000005] IMR = 0x[FF]

RDSE = 0x[29710C0]

TDSE[0] = 0x[29700C0]

TDSE[1] = 0x[29704C0]

TDSE[2] = 0x[29708C0]

TDSE[3] = 0x[2970CC0]

RDCSIZE = [15] TDCSIZE = [15]

RDINDX = [1]

TXINDX[0] = [0]

TXINDX[1] = [0]

TXINDX[2] = [0]

TXINDX[3] = [0]

RDCSR = 0x[3] TDCSR = 0x[1111]

+------------------------------------------------------------+



0x8bf67c0c: x86KitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
0x8bf67c0c: OALKitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
KITL: *** Device Name CEPC49284 ***
KITL: DHCP get/renew device IP: 192.168.20.43
VBridge:: built on [Oct 11 2006] time [13:08:57]

VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes

Tx buffer [0xA29745A0] to [0xA29785A0].

Rx buffer [0xA29785C0] to [0xA297C5C0].

VBridge:: NK add MAC: [0-40-63-E5-C0-84]

Any inputs would be great. Thanks

Geoff
Mon Nov 27 14:33:13 CST 2006

The usual suspects are:

You have an NDIS miniport driver AND a KITL driver using the same port -
that simply won't work.

Next up is if the system downloads DLLs over kitl - that is if they are
not in your bib file but are used by the OS or applications, then you
must ensure that your ethernet MTU is set to 1500.



Geoff
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PhillipP wrote:
> After adding USB host support and device driver, when I tried to download to
> target the system hang. Here is the bottom of the serial output file:
> +---------- Initialize ----------+
>
> RCR = 0x[8] TCR = 0x[0]
>
> CR0 = 0x[D] CR1 = 0x[8] CR2 = 0x[0] CR3 = 0x[0]
>
> ISR = 0x[10000005] IMR = 0x[FF]
>
> RDSE = 0x[29710C0]
>
> TDSE[0] = 0x[29700C0]
>
> TDSE[1] = 0x[29704C0]
>
> TDSE[2] = 0x[29708C0]
>
> TDSE[3] = 0x[2970CC0]
>
> RDCSIZE = [15] TDCSIZE = [15]
>
> RDINDX = [1]
>
> TXINDX[0] = [0]
>
> TXINDX[1] = [0]
>
> TXINDX[2] = [0]
>
> TXINDX[3] = [0]
>
> RDCSR = 0x[3] TDCSR = 0x[1111]
>
> +------------------------------------------------------------+
>
>
>
> 0x8bf67c0c: x86KitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
> 0x8bf67c0c: OALKitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
> KITL: *** Device Name CEPC49284 ***
> KITL: DHCP get/renew device IP: 192.168.20.43
> VBridge:: built on [Oct 11 2006] time [13:08:57]
>
> VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes
>
> Tx buffer [0xA29745A0] to [0xA29785A0].
>
> Rx buffer [0xA29785C0] to [0xA297C5C0].
>
> VBridge:: NK add MAC: [0-40-63-E5-C0-84]
>
> Any inputs would be great. Thanks

PhillipP
Mon Nov 27 14:48:02 CST 2006

How do I go about setting the ethernet MTU to 1500?
Thanks

"Geoff" wrote:

> The usual suspects are:
>
> You have an NDIS miniport driver AND a KITL driver using the same port -
> that simply won't work.
>
> Next up is if the system downloads DLLs over kitl - that is if they are
> not in your bib file but are used by the OS or applications, then you
> must ensure that your ethernet MTU is set to 1500.
>
>
>
> Geoff
> --
>
>
> PhillipP wrote:
> > After adding USB host support and device driver, when I tried to download to
> > target the system hang. Here is the bottom of the serial output file:
> > +---------- Initialize ----------+
> >
> > RCR = 0x[8] TCR = 0x[0]
> >
> > CR0 = 0x[D] CR1 = 0x[8] CR2 = 0x[0] CR3 = 0x[0]
> >
> > ISR = 0x[10000005] IMR = 0x[FF]
> >
> > RDSE = 0x[29710C0]
> >
> > TDSE[0] = 0x[29700C0]
> >
> > TDSE[1] = 0x[29704C0]
> >
> > TDSE[2] = 0x[29708C0]
> >
> > TDSE[3] = 0x[2970CC0]
> >
> > RDCSIZE = [15] TDCSIZE = [15]
> >
> > RDINDX = [1]
> >
> > TXINDX[0] = [0]
> >
> > TXINDX[1] = [0]
> >
> > TXINDX[2] = [0]
> >
> > TXINDX[3] = [0]
> >
> > RDCSR = 0x[3] TDCSR = 0x[1111]
> >
> > +------------------------------------------------------------+
> >
> >
> >
> > 0x8bf67c0c: x86KitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
> > 0x8bf67c0c: OALKitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
> > KITL: *** Device Name CEPC49284 ***
> > KITL: DHCP get/renew device IP: 192.168.20.43
> > VBridge:: built on [Oct 11 2006] time [13:08:57]
> >
> > VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes
> >
> > Tx buffer [0xA29745A0] to [0xA29785A0].
> >
> > Rx buffer [0xA29785C0] to [0xA297C5C0].
> >
> > VBridge:: NK add MAC: [0-40-63-E5-C0-84]
> >
> > Any inputs would be great. Thanks
>

Geoff
Tue Nov 28 18:08:50 CST 2006

It is a registry setting on you XP box;
try DrTCP, http://www.dslreports.com/drtcp

PhillipP wrote:
> How do I go about setting the ethernet MTU to 1500?
> Thanks
>
> "Geoff" wrote:
>
>> The usual suspects are:
>>
>> You have an NDIS miniport driver AND a KITL driver using the same port -
>> that simply won't work.
>>
>> Next up is if the system downloads DLLs over kitl - that is if they are
>> not in your bib file but are used by the OS or applications, then you
>> must ensure that your ethernet MTU is set to 1500.
>>
>>
>>
>> Geoff
>> --
>>
>>
>> PhillipP wrote:
>>> After adding USB host support and device driver, when I tried to download to
>>> target the system hang. Here is the bottom of the serial output file:
>>> +---------- Initialize ----------+
>>>
>>> RCR = 0x[8] TCR = 0x[0]
>>>
>>> CR0 = 0x[D] CR1 = 0x[8] CR2 = 0x[0] CR3 = 0x[0]
>>>
>>> ISR = 0x[10000005] IMR = 0x[FF]
>>>
>>> RDSE = 0x[29710C0]
>>>
>>> TDSE[0] = 0x[29700C0]
>>>
>>> TDSE[1] = 0x[29704C0]
>>>
>>> TDSE[2] = 0x[29708C0]
>>>
>>> TDSE[3] = 0x[2970CC0]
>>>
>>> RDCSIZE = [15] TDCSIZE = [15]
>>>
>>> RDINDX = [1]
>>>
>>> TXINDX[0] = [0]
>>>
>>> TXINDX[1] = [0]
>>>
>>> TXINDX[2] = [0]
>>>
>>> TXINDX[3] = [0]
>>>
>>> RDCSR = 0x[3] TDCSR = 0x[1111]
>>>
>>> +------------------------------------------------------------+
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 0x8bf67c0c: x86KitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
>>> 0x8bf67c0c: OALKitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49284'
>>> KITL: *** Device Name CEPC49284 ***
>>> KITL: DHCP get/renew device IP: 192.168.20.43
>>> VBridge:: built on [Oct 11 2006] time [13:08:57]
>>>
>>> VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes
>>>
>>> Tx buffer [0xA29745A0] to [0xA29785A0].
>>>
>>> Rx buffer [0xA29785C0] to [0xA297C5C0].
>>>
>>> VBridge:: NK add MAC: [0-40-63-E5-C0-84]
>>>
>>> Any inputs would be great. Thanks

Richard
Tue Nov 28 22:08:32 CST 2006

> PhillipP wrote:
>> How do I go about setting the ethernet MTU to 1500?
Another suspect is Cisco Systems VPN Client, if you are using it.
If installed, it places afilter driver with MTU=1300 in line with all net
ports. This filter is active even if you are not connected.
That product comes with a 'Set MTU' utility, which allows a 'Custom' setting
to the standard '1500' value.

--
-Richard Lee eMVP