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Are auto companies going with error correction in memory? I'm thinking of the Toyota unintended acceleration problem. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/toy
by pfdietz 1y ago
Are auto companies going with error correction in memory? I'm thinking of the Toyota unintended acceleration problem.
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/toyota-unintended-acceleration/39277734 https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/toyota-unintended-accel...
- marze 1y agoWasn't a correlation with elderly drivers and the unintended accretion found in the Toyota cases?
- f1shy 1y agoJust because they could not handle it. It happened to many people, young people hndled that better.
- pfdietz 1y agoHow about a difference between Toyotas and non-Toyotas? It's not like elderly drivers are unique to Toyotas. Also, unintended acceleration seems to have gone away. The control hardware has been changed; driver age, not so much.
- nickpsecurity 1y agoIt happened to me. I sure wasn't elderly. The only thing that stopped a crash was shifting into neutral and hitting the brakes. Then, I was sitting there with the engine revving loudly for no reason. Car behind me started backing up. I decided to just shut it off and turn it back on. It went away. Scary stuff. Especially since I had no idea why it happened.
- qznc 1y agoECC RAM is normal for safety-critical stuff. Hard to argue for ISO26262 compliance without.