04-26-2021, 08:00 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-27-2021, 10:20 AM by ab1jx.
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The dishwasher's not a bad idea if you can get it apart to be sure no pockets of water with sediment are left when it dries. A chemist once told me the best way to clean something like that was to flush/soak it with distilled water and let it air dry. The soda will leave behind a syrup which won't go away by itself, you need to flush it out. It may conduct electricity or not, pure water won't.
I didn't get far, still trying to figure out what happened. I blame it on git. I was determined to write out what was in flash, so I carefully commented out all the writes in the updater that might endanger its 8-write life. Added a routine to dump that memory out to a file. Got it compiled and running. I didn't fuss with trying to put the USB back to the correct state. So when I ran it I couldn't type anything afterwards, so I sshed in and shut it down, Booted it back up and my program was competely gone. No output file, just a log I made by redirecting stdout through tee while it was running. I had done a git clone and then started modifying what I had downloaded, In the same directory under git's control. When I booted back up git had restored everything to the way it was at the end of the download. I think, I couldn't find my changes anywhere, I even checked to see if the immutable flag had gotten set but it hadn't.
I didn't get far, still trying to figure out what happened. I blame it on git. I was determined to write out what was in flash, so I carefully commented out all the writes in the updater that might endanger its 8-write life. Added a routine to dump that memory out to a file. Got it compiled and running. I didn't fuss with trying to put the USB back to the correct state. So when I ran it I couldn't type anything afterwards, so I sshed in and shut it down, Booted it back up and my program was competely gone. No output file, just a log I made by redirecting stdout through tee while it was running. I had done a git clone and then started modifying what I had downloaded, In the same directory under git's control. When I booted back up git had restored everything to the way it was at the end of the download. I think, I couldn't find my changes anywhere, I even checked to see if the immutable flag had gotten set but it hadn't.