I read up to this point and I thought "aha, a software guy" and later Alex
confirmed that.

I'd categorize myself as a hardware guy and most software people I talk with
seem to think that if software works once then it will always work, otherwise
it's a "hardware" problem. I've been burned too many times by registers not
being initialized quite correctly so that I don't just jump in and start looking
for something wrong in the hardware. Separate ivory towers for the two
disciplines makes problem solving more difficult.

dave.


In a message dated 7/11/03 6:09:44 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
AlexK@HCITRAINING.COM writes:

> I do care about it.  But since the second board works, I know it is not
> a problem with the design.  My design is not crashing, a particular
> implementation of the design is crashing.


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