File Error
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File Error
by gwd » 08 Jun 2010, 17:23
I get a message of File Error when I run the tickler2 program. I have updated the firmware of my NXT (original) to 1.28 and download the programs to the Brick. Because of the memory limitation, I have to delete the original programs included on the Brick. There is also not enough memory for onearm program. Does this message mean that some files are missed in the Brick?
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Re: File Error
by Benedettelli » 13 Jun 2010, 17:47
It's related to the firmware version.
Check the errata corrige contained in the files archive downloadable from the support page.
There's described how to fix the problem.
Check the errata corrige contained in the files archive downloadable from the support page.
There's described how to fix the problem.
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Re: File Error
by pastabagel » 08 Aug 2010, 22:10
What is the "errata corrige"? I downloaded and compiled ttt_player1.3 and it still doesn't work. The problem is that it wont create ttt_s.cfg file when it isn't present. But whenever I try to create one it gives me a "downlad failed" error.
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Re: File Error
by Benedettelli » 19 Aug 2010, 18:09
"Errata corrige" means "correct the errors" in Latin. There's no file named like that.
You are probably using the wrong executable file for your firmware.
Try to compile the source code provided.
You are probably using the wrong executable file for your firmware.
Try to compile the source code provided.
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