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When editing a file on the SD-card the built-in RTEMS shell hangs aftewards. Steps to reproduce (using boot loader 1.0.1):
Create a SD-card with a grisp.ini file that points out a non-existing binary to boot from
grisp.ini
Edit that file in the RTEMS shell started after boot fails:
[/] # edit /media/mmcsd-0-0/grisp.ini
Save it and quit (Ctrl+S and then Ctrl+Q)
Try to see the changes:
[/] # cat /media/mmcsd-0-0/grisp.ini
At this point, the shell freezes and does not recover. Before trying to edit or print the edited file, other commands seems to work (ls etc.).
ls
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Does the shell hang if you exit the editor with out changing the file?
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@kiwichris Didn't test that.
Ideally, this should be completely tested with a boot loader that is built with RTEMS 5 since it contains many fixes for the FAT file system.
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When editing a file on the SD-card the built-in RTEMS shell hangs aftewards. Steps to reproduce (using boot loader 1.0.1):
Create a SD-card with a
grisp.ini
file that points out a non-existing binary to boot fromEdit that file in the RTEMS shell started after boot fails:
Save it and quit (Ctrl+S and then Ctrl+Q)
Try to see the changes:
At this point, the shell freezes and does not recover. Before trying to edit or print the edited file, other commands seems to work (
ls
etc.).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: