Elektron Musical Instruments

I've found that switching patches while in MIDI sync mode _and_
receiving MIDI sync causes a reboot.  This is reproducable.  (My power
supply is 800mA, so that's not an issue.)  I'm running v1.000 R28.

Has anybody else seen this?

-- 
  Aaron J. Grier  | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." | agrier@...
   "I really admire your perverse mastery of the SPARC branch delay slot,
      Dave.  Or is it your mastery of the perverse branch delay slot?"
	          -- Joe Martin to Dave S. Miller on linux-kernel

On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, Aaron J. Grier wrote:

> I've found that switching patches while in MIDI sync mode _and_
> receiving MIDI sync causes a reboot.  This is reproducable.  (My power
> supply is 800mA, so that's not an issue.)  I'm running v1.000 R28.

This is the way bug-reports should be - repsoducable! :)

What sequencer are you using for sending sync and program change?
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__///Daniel Hansson           |   SidStation - MOS6581 Synthesis
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On Mon, Oct 25, 1999 at 11:51:39AM +0200, Daniel Hansson wrote:

> This is the way bug-reports should be - repsoducable! :)
> 
> What sequencer are you using for sending sync and program change?

You're going to laugh at me...  The source of MIDI sync is a casio
cz230s, (a preset version of a CZ-101,) with program changes being
controlled from the sidstation console.

I checked this again tonight, and it appears that I don't even have to
change patches to get the sidstation to reboot.

so... in summary: with the cz230s sending MIDI sync to the sidstation
(no other MIDI devices in the picture at all, single cable from cz230s
out to sidstation in,) and the sidstation set for external MIDI sync, it
reboots, so long as I'm having the sidstation play notes.  The crash
seems to more quickly if I play more notes.

-- 
  Aaron J. Grier  | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." | agrier@...
   "I really admire your perverse mastery of the SPARC branch delay slot,
      Dave.  Or is it your mastery of the perverse branch delay slot?"
	          -- Joe Martin to Dave S. Miller on linux-kernel