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In a long USB command session, whenever you wrap around 256 characters of input, the routine to get the number of bytes available returns a wild number, and Serial.read() similarly returns a bunch of while (somewhat historical) data. I think the problem is that the byte count is wrong, and then Serial.read either returns historical data or the contents of the tx ring buffer.
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@dhineshkumarmcci , @Lakshmipriya233 , please see if you can come up with a simple test to duplicate this, so we can know when we've fixed this. Probably it involves a simple app using Catena-Arduino-Platform and sending repeated echo 123456.... commands using cut and paste and TeraTerm.
In a long USB command session, whenever you wrap around 256 characters of input, the routine to get the number of bytes available returns a wild number, and Serial.read() similarly returns a bunch of while (somewhat historical) data. I think the problem is that the byte count is wrong, and then Serial.read either returns historical data or the contents of the tx ring buffer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: