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    PBM_free: Invalid packet

    PBM_free: Invalid packet

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    Pavithra Shankar
    Posted by Pavithra Shankar
    on Aug 06 2012 08:31 AM
    Prodigy65 points

    Hi,

    I am running an UDP application on C6678evm. I'm using the Udp method sento to send packets. On executing sento i get the following errors:

    PBM_Free: Invalid packet

    PBM_enq: Invalid packet

    What causes these errors? What am i doing wrong?

    Thank you

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    • Varada Bellary
      Posted by Varada Bellary
      on Aug 06 2012 15:14 PM
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      Can you please describe more details of what your program is doing ?

      How many packets have transferred before you see this error ?

      Are there any other prints on the console and are there any prior warnings? 

      Can you please describe more details of what your program is doing ?  How many packets have transferred before you see this error ?
       
      Are there any other prints on the console and are there any prior warnings? 

       

      Regards,

      Varada

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    • Pavithra Shankar
      Posted by Pavithra Shankar
      on Aug 07 2012 08:32 AM
      Prodigy65 points

      Sorry about that.

      The program is actually an integrated system containing a layer doing the UDP sends and receives. The UDP layer was separately tested and found to be working.

      On integration, even the very first send threw the PBM_Free: Invalid packet error but seemed to be sending the packet all the same (The receiving side got the packet)

      I had just been looking to see if somebody would be able to tell me what sort of scenario causes that error, so that i would know where to look for a fault in the code.

      NdkSetup call was being done in 2 different places in the code. Eliminating one call seemed to fix the PBM_Free issue.

      Thank you varada.

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