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It seems endemic with embedded devices. Only big customers get the true list of errata, and of course the errata are random PDFs rather than a useful format. Ev
by anitil 2y ago
It seems endemic with embedded devices. Only big customers get the true list of errata, and of course the errata are random PDFs rather than a useful format. Even just having them on an ftp site with all the errata in one spot would save so much pain!
- kevin_thibedeau 2y agoSometimes you don't even get a PDF. Their Ethernet drivers for Cortex-M7 have been broken for years with subtle cache coherency bugs and the only discussion of it is a forum thread with now obsolete example code.
- anitil 2y agoOh no! I luckily never dealt with the ethernet drivers, but I had plenty of small issues with other drivers