> I wish I knew of a good write-up. As I recall, it was in the 1960s and > much of the more direct documentation has not made it into the > internet-age. There are some second, third, and fourth hand retellings but > I don't know of specific references. > > It was an odd one in which, I think, the clock oscillator of one > controller board went way out of spec (perhaps due to a bad crystal) and > the fail-safe software interlocks were not built to detect that kind of > failure. There may also have been some contributing software flaws that > were exposed as a result of the larger failure. Right, I referenced that one a few weeks ago on crystal oscillator design. -- There is no computer problem which cannot be solved by proper application of a sufficiently large hammer.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] I picked this up in an article this morning, any opinions?
2009-03-26 by David VanHorn