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Tim Ehlers osmocom at ehlers.infoOn Fri, 11 Jan 2013, Tim Ehlers wrote: Hi, > TOA AVG is not 16 qbits, correcting (got 15) > TOA AVG is not 16 qbits, correcting (got 15) > TOA AVG is not 16 qbits, correcting (got 15) > > Has anybody a clue how this could happen from time to time? mhh, I reply to myself, since nobody seems to have that problem too? In the meantime I made further inverstigations and came to the conclusion that theses crashes are related to the layer1. When using a new mobile and osmocon application, but the old layer1: no crash. And I should mention that I have a C118 (e88) phone. I newly got a e99 phone and interestingly this phone doesn't crash with current layer1. But before you think the hardware is broken. I have several e88 phones and all of them behave the same. In the past I used the pre-compiled cross-compiler gnuarm-3.4.3. According to the new Wiki-pages I compiled the combi binutils-2.21.1, newlib-1.19.0 and gcc-4.5.2. Tried it with e88 and e99 during the night. Today e88 crashed again. So do I have a special cell here (SIMs are from german O2 prepaid platform) causing crashes to layer1 (e88)? Or what is special here? I made a diff between working and not working compal_e88 directory, but the changes are only some kind of irq-changes, like: - calypso_bootrom(1); + calypso_bootrom(with_irq); and so on. I think this is not the problem, or could it open a race condition? But why am I the only one with this problem? Has anybody a suggestion, what I could test to track the problem down? Cheers Tim