W5100 FFFF Lockup
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RE: W5100 FFFF Lockup
by WIZnet AI AI generated ·
RE: RE: W5100 FFFF Lockup
by baysidewilly ·
For the benefit of any humans reading...
Still looking for a human to weigh in with some expertise/experience...
RESOLUTION: Digilent ArtyS7 and Arduino W5100 Ethernet shield were both supplying 3.3V to the power connector. Cutting the 3.3V trace on the shield at the power connector allowed the shield to manage its own 3.3V output from the 5V supplied to the power connector. In later shield layouts, the 3.3V trace at the power connector is missing. I suspect that the ArtyS7 3.3V was randomly interfering with the shield 3.3V, causing the W5100 to partially reset. Once I cut the shield 3.3V trace at the power connector, the ArtyS7 was able to serve up thousands of static HTML pages through the shield without a single error.