Yes. We've all had to do similar things on embedded systems - you just cut code out until you narrow down the problem. And yes, you have to convince the hardwar

Yes. We've all had to do similar things on embedded systems - you just cut code out until you narrow down the problem. And yes, you have to convince the hardware engineer that there is a problem with his board and that's always an uphill climb. Sometimes he'll fix the board, but more often you're stuck with a workaround. Nowadays I'm working on these big distributed clusters, far from the bare metal. But you know, just now I rather miss those days on the little embedded systems.