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    LM Flash Programmer - Build 1381 crashes after invalid MAC address on Ethernet manual configuration

    • Dan K
      Posted by Dan K
      on Jun 17 2012 13:38 PM
      Intellectual980 points

      Recently, when attempting to configure LM Flash Programmer - Build 1381 for Ethernet programming, I discovered that setting the third character of the Client MAC Address to an invalid value hangs the program when attempting to select a different tab (Program, Flash Utilities, or Other Utilities). See below - although the Program tab appears to be selected (which I clicked after setting the invalid Configuation MAC address), the contents of the Configuration tab is still shown and the program has hung!

      Dan

      LM Flash Programmer
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    • Dan K
      Posted by Dan K
      on Jun 17 2012 13:48 PM
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      Trying again with image attachment:

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    • Bobby Bradford
      Posted by Bobby Bradford
      on Jun 18 2012 08:35 AM
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      Thank you for the post.  I will raise an issue with the software team that maintains this program to let them know of the error.

      --Bobby

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