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Re: Webserver Summer Project

· Posted: 30.12.2010 - 00:38 · #9

Hi Neil,

Line 8 is usually emtpy.
Line 9 contains your line 8 (line 3 refers zu line 9)
C:\E-LAB\AVRco\Optimiser\MerlinOptimiser.exe %Mp\%Mb.asm

The -R is abviously in the meantime obsolete.

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· Posted: 30.12.2010 - 02:08 · #10

Hi Guys,

On the move again.
After adding in the optimiser, my base code as originally posted has come down from 10KB to 7.5KB.
This is the W5100 TCP code with the TCP state machine and the basic web page as per the original code.
Now I can compile with the FAT16 added in and with the following code it comes to 10K.
I might get there yet

Who said the Mega32 is too small to do anything with

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function MMC_Check : boolean;
begin
     F16_OK := False ;
     If F16_DiskInit then                              // always the very fist step
        If F16_DiskReset then
           If F16_CheckDisk then
              F16_OK := True;
           Endif;
        Endif;
     Endif;
     Return(F16_OK);
end;

For those that are interested. I will keep you posted and of course provide a link to the AVR.

Neil.

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· Posted: 01.01.2011 - 12:39 · #11

Starting to look good

Tell me what you think....

http://121.44.239.39:8080 - Remember this is Dynamic. It could change again.

P.S.
I'm having some hardware issues with the W5100.
I think the PCB has a heat sensitive joint somewhere

I'm doing constant pings to the web server and every now and then it stops responding.
At this time the web server also stops.
Most times it does recover but.....

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· Posted: 01.01.2011 - 21:38 · #12

Morning All,

After using my phone, I have found that some web page GET commands can be quite large.
So I've done some changes to the code.
Please try again.
Neil.

Avra, Your in box is full.

I'm back from my bike ride, (having breakfast with the wife) so I thought I would give you a bit more info on what the problem was.

If I browse to the web server via a local ip address ie 10.0.0.250:8080. The actual TCP packet that is sent is about 400 bytes. When I browsed to my device using my external IP address, it was about the same size.
So I made the AVR buffer 500 bytes in size.

When I browse from my mobile phone via a 3G connection, the TCP packet is about 850 bytes.
So that meant 350 extra bytes being read in and overwriting other variables, not good.
When I saw other people browsing from Germany? They also were about 850 bytes in size.

The actual TCP packet coming from your browser has the address of the site doing the browsing. So various paths had different length address's.

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· Posted: 03.01.2011 - 23:10 · #13

Hi All,
I've tried the web server from a few locations now and it seems to be coming up ok.
Has anybody else tried it?
Use the link from two posts back.
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· Posted: 04.01.2011 - 02:18 · #14

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http://121.44.33.112:8080 - Remember this is Dynamic. It could change again.

This can be solved with www.dyndns.com or some other similar service, and you can have an address like [url=neil.homeip.net]neil.homeip.net[/url].

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Avra, Your in box is full.

Huh, thanks for the tip. I was not aware that inbox was limited to 50 messages. I really think this limit is set too low.

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Has anybody else tried it? Use the link from two posts back.

At first try I have received "zero size reply", then minutes later I have tried again and I could see your main page with time of last edit. Then, few times in a row I have received "zero size reply" for both links on your main page. This is the page received:

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ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved

While trying to retrieve the URL: http://121.44.33.112:8080/Perf.htm

The following error was encountered:

* Zero Sized Reply

Squid did not receive any data for this request.

Your cache administrator is root.
Generated Tue, 04 Jan 2011 01:09:46 GMT by sepn1-4128 (squid/2.5.STABLE14)

Then the same error for your main page, then suddenly perf.htm succeeded. From those tries, I can say that randomly about once in 5 times I get the html page, and successful reads were extremely slow.

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· Posted: 04.01.2011 - 10:02 · #15

Hi Avra,

Thanks for trying it.
On my internal network it all responds quite quickly. However I do see a bit more of a lag when accessing via my external address.
I wonder what other external things might be slowing it down???

Out of curiosity, what browser are you using?

As you can see, I'm only serving static pages at the moment.

The questions is - How do I make them dynamic ie display variables and get input?

To start off with, I would like to be able to edit some basic things such as DeviceName, Time, Date, IP address details etc.

Seeing an input and setting an output would also be nice.

This would probably be pushing the bounds of the Mega32 though. Time to step up to a Mega128 etc.

All quite a learning curve. I only started this two weeks ago.
1) How does a Web server work?
2) How does a browser interface work
3) Design a TCP state machine
4) Make "Hello World"
5) Learn HTML

Neil.

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· Posted: 04.01.2011 - 20:51 · #16

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Out of curiosity, what browser are you using?

Tests were done with FF 3.5.9 and IE7. I have tried the same today and although response is still very slow (20-30 sec), I couldn't repeat "zero sized reply" error.

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As you can see, I'm only serving static pages at the moment.
The questions is - How do I make them dynamic ie display variables and get input?

Take a look here: http://shop.tuxgraphics.org/el…tware.html

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