The problem here is that jayasooriah is the one with the
closed mind who likes to turn everything into a slinging
match whenever his (presumably deliberately) misleading
statements are questioned.

By misusing the processors in a naive way he seems to
encounter problems which do not occur when things are
done correctly. And then he claims to be the only expert
on fixing those problems.

I assume that he is trying to promote himself as a
consultant for these processors (either on his own or
on behalf of his employer). But his behavior creates
a bad impression of both himself and the University
of New South Wales.

- Danish

--- In l..., "jayasooriah" wrote:
>
> --- In l..., "Brendan Murphy"
> wrote:
>
> > The issue documented by Jaya only manifests itself when the serial
> > ports configuration on each end of the line don't match (i.e. one is
> > configured with one stop bit, the other with two stop bits): one
> > would not expect this setup to work in any case. All that's being
> > observed with the different behaviour at different clocks are
> > different failure modes: there is no issue with different clocks on a
> > correctly configured line (i.e. one where the number of stop bits
> > match). As with any async serial line, the clocks can be out by up to
> > about 5% and still work correctly.
> >
> > Brendan
>
> Brendan is very clever at taking things out of context, and turning
> simple statement of findings into a never ending slinging match.
>
> Thankfully, the rest of us with open minds can read the statement of
> the problem in full in which I have stated:
>
> A relatively simple download using Philips Boot Loader on the above
> system connected to PC through FTDI FM232BM reveals that the Boot
> Loader itself suffers from character loss problem.
>
> Jaya
> Start a New Thread

--- In l..., "jayasooriah" wrote:
>
> --- In l..., "Brendan Murphy"
> wrote:
>
> > It took long enough the last time to establish that the bahviour
you
> > describe can only be observed on misconfigured lines.
>
> Wrong again!
>
> More specifically, on LPC2292 with 14.7456 MHz crystal, both PLL and
> MAM disabled, VPBDIV set to 1, UART set to 8-data 1-stop and no
> parity, it works at 230400 baud and above, but drops characters at
> 4800 baud and below.
>
> Have you configured your browser correctly -- it seems to be missing
> paragraphs :)
>
> Jaya
>

Jaya,

You're clearly not reading what I'm writing, but repeating your own
point over and over. Enough!

Brendan Start a New Thread

--- In l..., "Danish Ali" wrote:
>
> The problem here is that jayasooriah is the one with the
> closed mind who likes to turn everything into a slinging
> match whenever his (presumably deliberately) misleading
> statements are questioned.
>
> By misusing the processors in a naive way he seems to
> encounter problems which do not occur when things are
> done correctly. And then he claims to be the only expert
> on fixing those problems.
>
> I assume that he is trying to promote himself as a
> consultant for these processors (either on his own or
> on behalf of his employer). But his behavior creates
> a bad impression of both himself and the University
> of New South Wales.
>
> - Danish

Danish,

As off-topic as it is, I think the above is an excellent example of
personal attack as it is full of (self gratifying and) gratuitous
insults against the person making the point while making little or not
contribution to the technical discussion.

Kind regards,

Jaya Start a New Thread

--- In l..., "jayasooriah" wrote:
>
> --- In l..., "Danish Ali" wrote:
> >
> > The problem here is that jayasooriah is the one with the
> > closed mind who likes to turn everything into a slinging
> > match whenever his (presumably deliberately) misleading
> > statements are questioned.
> >
> > By misusing the processors in a naive way he seems to
> > encounter problems which do not occur when things are
> > done correctly. And then he claims to be the only expert
> > on fixing those problems.
> >
> > I assume that he is trying to promote himself as a
> > consultant for these processors (either on his own or
> > on behalf of his employer). But his behavior creates
> > a bad impression of both himself and the University
> > of New South Wales.
> >
> > - Danish
>
> Danish,
>
> As off-topic as it is, I think the above is an excellent example of
> personal attack as it is full of (self gratifying and) gratuitous
> insults against the person making the point while making little or not
> contribution to the technical discussion.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Jaya
>
The post was, and is still, labeled "off topic".
It also simply stated facts that all readers can see for themselves.
If that is percieved as a "personal attack" then there is probably
some problem at the perception end.

Whatever!
--Dave Start a New Thread