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I'm currently trying to get a minimal working canbus receiver running on a SAM E51 board, but I've hit this strange problem where without the debugger connected (Jlink) I'm only correctly receiving about every 1 in 8 packets, the rest are triggering a <err> can_mcan: Message RAM access failure error. When I have the debugger connected the error goes away and everything immediately works perfectly.
I've verified the hardware works by making an Arduino sketch using the Adafruit can library (which is mostly taken from ASF), and that works fine with and without the debugger. I've tried enabling and disabling the MPU and cache, but that makes no difference.
How can I find out what changes when the debugger connects?
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I'm currently trying to get a minimal working canbus receiver running on a SAM E51 board, but I've hit this strange problem where without the debugger connected (Jlink) I'm only correctly receiving about every 1 in 8 packets, the rest are triggering a
<err> can_mcan: Message RAM access failureerror. When I have the debugger connected the error goes away and everything immediately works perfectly.I've verified the hardware works by making an Arduino sketch using the Adafruit can library (which is mostly taken from ASF), and that works fine with and without the debugger. I've tried enabling and disabling the MPU and cache, but that makes no difference.
How can I find out what changes when the debugger connects?
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