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FS#7630 - MPEGPlayer - Data abort at 0006F6BE

Attached to Project: Rockbox
Opened by Dominik Hufnagel (homedom) - Monday, 20 August 2007, 22:16 GMT+2
Last edited by Marc Guay (Marc_Guay) - Thursday, 10 April 2008, 01:42 GMT+2
Task Type Bugs
Category Video
Status Closed
Assigned To No-one
Player Type iriver H10
Severity Low
Priority Normal
Reported Version Daily build (which?)
Due in Version Undecided
Due Date Undecided
Percent Complete 100%
Private No

Details

Sometimes when I start a mpeg file, 'Data abort at 0006F6BE' is shown and there is no movie. I also can not go back and have to reset my H10
This task depends upon

Closed by  Marc Guay (Marc_Guay)
Thursday, 10 April 2008, 01:42 GMT+2
Reason for closing:  Invalid
Additional comments about closing:  Silence = no.
Comment by Michael Sevakis (MikeS) - Wednesday, 22 August 2007, 18:29 GMT+2
The Portal Player targets in general have something being done wrong with cache handling where flushing both caches results in both cores having the same but wrong data and the reason doesn't seem to be obvious. Trust me, it keeps me up at night a little. :) It blows up at mpeg2_init() as far as I've been able to determine.
Comment by Stephane (Icefire) - Friday, 31 August 2007, 04:22 GMT+2
I got a similar error on my e250, Data abort at.... then freeze up. It do it sometime with the elephant dreams mpeg.
I need to keep a screwdriver with me now ;)
Comment by Michael Sevakis (MikeS) - Friday, 31 August 2007, 10:42 GMT+2
How about holding the power button for 10-15 seconds? It will do a hardware shutdown. Shouldn't need a screwdriver.
Comment by Stephane (Icefire) - Saturday, 01 September 2007, 04:00 GMT+2
prefetch abort at deadbeee

Today's error was that.

If I remember correctly, when it freeze up you can only reset it with the battery. Holding power for 5 sec do a shutdown if normal
Comment by Michael Sevakis (MikeS) - Monday, 07 January 2008, 17:10 GMT+2
Is any of this still relevant now?

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