There is no other way to reset the board. As I said, people running this under Windows or MacOS are fine, so maybe this calls for a change of OS.
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Hello, thanks for your answer. Unluckily if i try to reset in this way it keeps hanging
musb_write: requested 10, wrote 0, errno -7 (Unknown error 18446744073709551609)
musb_read error 0
musb_write: requested 10, wrote 0, errno -7 (Unknown error 18446744073709551609)
musb_read error 0
Invalid magic number: 0000
musb_write: requested 10, wrote 0, errno -7 (Unknown error 18446744073709551609)
musb_read error 0
musb_write: requested 10, wrote 0, errno -7 (Unknown error 18446744073709551609)
musb_read error 0
I also tried with sudo tee /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind and binding again; same thing happens. It seems the board needs to be reset when this happens. Is there a way to do that - to reset the board instead of usb?
Thank you
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Stefan Ritt wrote:
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Under linux, many people observed that the USB connection is unstable to the evaluation board. This must be related to the linux USB stack, since my code runs fine under MacOSX and Windows, where I use the same USB library (libusb-1.0). So I can't do anything from my side. Baybe the linux system has some tools to reset an USB endpoint. I googled it and found some proposals here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/645/how-do-you-reset-a-usb-device-from-the-command-line
Regards,
Stefan
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Hello everybody!
After some times i init my board, or if i stop the program during the acquisition, i get the error message "Invalid magic 0000". The only way i can solve this problem is to physically disconnect and plug in again the USB cable.
What's the point? Is there a bash command / code i could use to reset it?
Thank you very much
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