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From: Roland Tollenaar <rwatollenaar@domain.hid>
Subject: [Xenomai-help] rtcan bufferoverflow but no evidence
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Hi,

I seem to be getting major buffer overflow. Yet when I check the 
messages with rtcanrecv with relative time stamp I get confirmation of 
the fact that there are only two messages on the bus every ms and the 
EASILY fit withing the 1ms task. I have tried to mask all errors but see 
nothing. Why would i get about one billion messagebuffer overflow errors 
to syslog? How can I make these mysterious messages visible?

Or is there a setting that i may have wrong such that the rtcan rev 
function does not empty the ring buffer?

I hope there is something obvious I am doing wrong because this rtcan is 
really giving me a headache.

Kind regards,

Roland