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Hello Guys,
What could you suggest in a situation like this?
I have a dev board with a slow external SPI flash (BCM9WCD1EVAL1). I keep webcontent on the ext flash. Some of the webcontent files are quite large, about 150KB. I can see that normally it takes about >4 sec to load a front page (to receive all the needed files).
I have a problem such that the connection to the webserver is not stable. If I try and access the webserver from another instance of a web browser (PC, smartphone, tablet) the front page can load and show BUT most of the time it does not (also nothing from WPRINT_ENABLE_WEBSERVER_DEBUG)
I reckon the connection times out due to slow extenal Flash and large files.
Please advise, what shall I adjust in the configuration (TCP, HTTP, etc) in order improve the situation.
So far I have tried to increase PACKET_POOL_SIZE but without a noticeable result:
GLOBAL_DEFINES += TX_PACKET_POOL_SIZE=15 RX_PACKET_POOL_SIZE=15
and
#define HTTP_SERVER_STACK_SIZE (14000)
I would be grateful for any help on this.
Oleg
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Hi Guys,
Apparently the instability was due to to the fact that external SPI flash access was unprotected in a multi-threaded application. It is quite logical for a web server application to protect SPI flash from concurrent access requests. SPI flash driver needs to be updated to be made thread safe (it is better to make a new sflash driver altogether).
Oleg
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Hello,
Thank you for the details. We are looking into this method.