BSP Updates – NET+OS 7.3

 

Last Updated: 12/29/10         Fix Count: 43

Title 

Connect Wi-ME fails to authenticate after factory default

Case:  36555

Date Fixed:  12/29/10

Description

As soon as the CPU utilization goes down (i.e. after key generation), upon a hard reset, the WI-ME will begin authenticating again (a soft reset does not fix the problem).

Solution 

Title 

TX flow state problem

Case:  36318

Date Fixed:  10/15/10

Description

If an XOFF character (i.e. ASCII character 19) is transmitted to the serial port at 9600 baud after netos_serlinit has been called, but before the serial port has actually been opened, then transmit flow will be turned off when the port is eventually opened and written to.

Solution 

Title 

I2C bus hangs

Case:  32488

Date Fixed:  12/08/09

Description

I2C bus hangs during reset.

Solution 

Corrected a problem that could cause the I2C bus to hang if a reset is issued during active I2C communications.

Title 

Wireless update

Case:  none

Date Fixed:  09/10/09

Description

Tx fifo underrun on Connectcorewi9c.

Solution 

Fixed underrun.

Title 

Wireless update

Case:  31462

Date Fixed:  09/04/09

Description

Tx out of sync in ad-hoc mode.

Solution 

This change will wait for an ack after sending a probe_response before setting the tx state to idle.

Title 

Wireless update

Case:  31462

Date Fixed:  08/26/09

Description

Performance issue with ConnectcoreWi9c_a transceiver.

Solution 

Implemented automatic adjustment of the MAX AGC setting based on the receive strength of received frames. 

Added firmware to enable the second DC block HP bit in the transceiver.

Title 

Timer fault

Case:  30793

Date Fixed:  06/05/09

Description

It is possible for one thread to alter the timer handle variable while a second thread is using it if both threads call into the function simultaneously.

Solution 

Title 

GPIO ALT path not setup correctly

Case:  1264832

Date Fixed:  03/03/09

Description

When checking the state of paths for the GPIOs, the Alternate path was not being handles correctly.

Solution 

Code now properly determines the Alternate paths.

Title 

Connectcorewi9c_a FPGA Update

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  12/24/08

Description

Addresses TX FIFO reset problem which we experienced during WEP AND TCPIP data transfers.

Solution 

New FPGA for Connectcorewi9c_a platform.

Title 

Connectcore9p9125_a clock configuration register setup incorrectly

Case:  28657

Date Fixed:  12/05/08

Description

Modules could crash as DMA write ends.

Solution 

Title 

NS9750 USB Device Failure

Case:  1261982

Date Fixed:  12/05/08

Description

nausbdev_app example application fails on NS9750 Dev board.

Solution 

Fixed misuse of bytesAvailable variable.

Title 

Connectcorewi9c_a UBEC calibration

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  11/21/08

Description

Adjustments to UBEC TX power on Connectcorewi9c_a modules.

Solution 

o New FPGA will set default B_TX_GAIN to be 0xA0000000 at register 0x28

o New FPGA will allow B_TX_GAIN to be change-able at register 0x28

o Limit TX power to 10 for B_ONLY operation in wifi driver

o Default the board parameter's tx_power field to 10

Title 

RTS Toggle doesn't work on serial port B

Case:  27819

Date Fixed:  09/17/08

Description

We were attempting to use the serial driver when we should have been using the hardware to do this.

Solution 

Use HW RTS toggle to support CRTSTOGGLE when predelay and postdelay are both zero,
In this case, the RTS pin has to use the default GPIO function for RTS.

Title 

Calling NAGetSntpPrimaryServer/NAGetSntpSecondaryServer can cause system crash

Case:  27617

Date Fixed:  09/10/08

Description

In its effort to inquire of the board params, these calls utilize the call customizeReadDevBoardParams. In their call, they are using the boardParams structure as a stack variable (not malloced or staticed). This works OK in the BSP. But in something like an SNTP callback where the call to NAGetSntpPrimaryServer is called within the SNTP thread's stack space, this blows the thread stack, corrupts memory and causes a system crash that is extremely difficult to track down.

Solution 

Corrected allocation of devBoardParamsType structure from stack space to malloc.

Title 

CTS toggle on serial port not detected

Case:  1254539

Date Fixed:  09/04/08

Description

When the serial port is configured for HW flow control, changes in the CTS line are not detected on the serial port.

Solution 

1)      You can read CTS from modem status register if RTS/CTS is the only thing you use for flow control. If you want to use also DTR/DSR then, you can't read CTS from that register. This is current limitation.

2)      You can read CTS status by reading the input status of appropriate GPIO register, and CTS does not have to be reconfigured as GPIO for that. This provides a software workaround.

3)      GPIO status can be read regardless of what function that pin is configured for.

Title 

NANVWrite limiting access to NVRAM

Case:  27546

Date Fixed:  08/21/08

Description

NANVWrite was limiting access to NVRAM to the first 8k of a flash sector instead of the sector size.

Solution 

Title 

ConnectME9210 clock speed correction

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  08/13/08

Description

NET+OS 7.3 incorrectly set the CPU clock speed of the Digi Connect ME 9210 to 112 MHz.  Digi is taking the following steps to correct this problem.

 

1. This patch, which will cause the NET+OS to set the CPU clock speed to match the AHB clock speed.  On the original Digi Connect ME 9210, the AHB clock speed is 56 MHz.
2. The Digi Connect ME 9210 hardware is being updated to run at 75 MHz.  You should replace your 56 MHz Digi Connect ME 9210s with 75 MHz versions when they become available.

 

You should install the software update and switch to the new version of the Digi Connect ME 9210 when it becomes available.  That is all you need to do unless you need to run the old Digi Connect ME 9210s at 75 MHz before the new ones are available.

Solution 

There is a way to run the original version of the Digi Connect ME 9210 at 75 Mhz if you need to.  However, there are certain limitations you need to be aware of:

 

• The module will continue to run at 56 MHz in the debugger.  It will only run at 75 MHz when it boots from flash ROM.
• When the module boots from flash ROM, it will start running at 56 MHz at power up, but the firmware will change the processor speed to 75 MHz and reset the unit.  Since the unit is reset, it is impossible to debug with a JTAG debugger when the unit boots from flash.

 

To run the old Digi Connect ME 9210 at 75 MHz do the following:

 

1. Install this patch. 
2. Edit the file netos/src/bsp/platforms/connectme9210/customizeClk.c and add the following statement to the top of the file:

 

#define WANT_TO_ADJUST_PLL_DIVIDER_TO_75MHZ     (1)

 

3. Now clean and rebuild the connectme9210 platform.
4. Write the new rom.bin file into the Digi Connect ME 9210’s flash.
5. Write your application image into flash.

 

The unit should now run at 75 MHz when it boots from flash.

Title 

SPI master startup relocated to save power

Case:  27525

Date Fixed:  08/06/08

Description

To save system power, we didn't want to start the clock until the NASpiRegisterDevice() call.  

Solution 

Enabled clock configuration reg for SPI in SPI Module. Removed SPI intialization in bsproot.c and bootloader. SPI is initialized when SPI API is called for the 1st time.

Title 

Wireless fixes

Case:  26894, 26895

Date Fixed:  06/19/08

Description

Wireless units not handling beacon with blank SSID properly, and units were sending bursts of de-auth frames with zero mac address at startup.

Solution 

Ported fixes back from the CVS tip.

Title 

IP filtering flawed

Case:  26579

Date Fixed:  06/10/08

Description

The method for determining whether the IP address entered was V4 or V6 was flawed. It assumed that any address with a . was V4. This broke if a V4-mapped V6 address was entered.

Solution 

Method now correctly recognizes addresses.

Title 

HW register definitions added

Case:  1248414

Date Fixed:  05/14/08

Description

Some register definitions described in the HW Reference were missing from reg_def.h.  This could cause the example app naexternalirq to fail.

Solution 

Ported additional register definitions back from the CVS tip.

Title 

NaInstallTimeZone crashes

Case:  26161

Date Fixed:  04/28/08

Description

Data Abort could occur when installing the French Time Zone.

Solution 

Changed the size of the environ array to 60 to handle the larger Time Zone strings.

 

***NOTE***

This fix requires the C library be rebuilt.

Extract the file timefn.c to the gnusrc directory under your NET+OS installation.  For example, C:\netos73\gnusrc.

cd gnusrc

run “make”

Rebuild your application.

Title 

Core dump facility inaccurate

Case:  25428

Date Fixed:  04/28/08

Description

Error handling routines in ARM7 platforms were not working properly with the core dump facility resulting in inaccurate register info being displayed.

Solution 

Changed the CoreDump facility so that the PC reported is the one where the error occurred, not the PC of the exception handler.

Title 

TFTP recovery failure

Case:  none

Date Fixed:  04/18/08

Description

Image download via TFTP completes, but does not execute.

Solution 

Title 

GPIO cleanup – Connectcore9p9215 only

Case:  none

Date Fixed:  04/11/08

Description

3rd alternate path configured incorrectly.

Solution 

Corrected 3rd alternate path for IRQ3 from 105 to 101, and allowed for setting 3rd alternate path for I2C Mux for NS9215 based platforms

Title 

BSP_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT_IN_SECONDS not supported on NS7520 platforms

Case:  25857

Date Fixed:  04/02/08

Description

The watchdog timer is not easily configurable on NS7520 based platforms.

Solution 

Added new function watchdogTimeoutInMilliseconds that returns the watchdog timeout period.

Title 

Simpleserial not working on ARM7 platforms

Case:  none

Date Fixed:  04/01/08

Description

ARM7 BSP’s were being built to use PortC for simpleserial.

Solution 

Included bsp_serial.h in simple_serial.c to correct problem.

Title 

GPIO conflict using IRQ3 – Connectcore9p9215 only

Case:  25532

Date Fixed:  03/20/08

Description

Duplicate pins set up for IRQ3 on the Connectcore9p9215 platform.

Solution 

Fixed conflict between GPIO pins 19 and 101 when using IRQ3

Title 

Memory controller setup incorrect – Connectme9210 only

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  03/20/08

Description

Memory controller settings for ROM don’t match debug scripts.

Solution 

Title 

Timer error corrected – ARM7 only

Case:  25829

Date Fixed:  03/20/08

Description

The terminal count for NS7520 and NET-50 style timers was not being calculated correctly.  

Solution 

Title 

One wire driver added

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  02\14\08

Description

Added onewire support to NS9215/NS9210 platforms

Solution 

Title 

NS9215\NS9210 ASIC Errata on RTS 

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  02\13\08

Description

On the NS9210 and NS9215, RTS in the modem_ctrl register can't be controlled by software while CTS is used for HW flow control.

Solution 

To be able to use CTS to halt the transmitter, the HW requires that the AFE bit in the modem_ctrl register be set to 1, but this requirement prohibits us from writing to RTS directly. The work around for this problem is to use a GPIO output 0/1 to control RTS.   

Title 

Serial read failure using O_DMA

Case:  25192

Date Fixed:  02\12\08

Description

When using O_DMA to read data from the serial port, the bytes to read is ignored.

Solution 

Reworked the DMA implementation.

Title 

simpleserial not working

Case:  25345

Date Fixed:  02\11\08

Description

simpleserial is passing the wrong value to NA_IOHUB_* calls.

Solution 

simpleserial now passing correct value (5).

Title 

A\D converter fixes

Case:  24931, 25520

Date Fixed:  01\30\08

Description

First, there was a problem with buffer descriptors allocated by A\D converter that caused the driver to hang after about 100
runs. 

Also, the formula for the A\D sampling rate was not correct. 

Solution 

The first issue was that the DMA buffer descriptor was not allocated on a cache line boundary.  The example program to allocate its buffers on a cache line boundary too.
Also updated the driver to calculate the rate correctly and updated the ApiReference accordingly.

Also updated the ApiReference to make it simpler and easier to understand.

Title 

Serial Driver Update

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  01\29\08

Description

New FIM UART support added.

Solution 

Added FIM UART support to connectcore9p9215_a and connectme9210 platforms.

Title 

I2C Driver Update

Case:  25416

Date Fixed:  01\27\08

Description

To save power, the 9210/9215 I2C driver should turn the clock on and reset off only when the module is being used.  The BSP start up should default to setting this clock to off and reset on.  See registers A090017C and A0900180.

Solution 

Enable the clock to the I2C module in NAI2CInit().

Title 

Ethernet LED does not blink on Digi Connect EM 

Case:  25094

Date Fixed:  01\22\08

Description

The Ethernet (yellow) LED does not blink on the Digi Connect EM.

Solution 

Fixed error in customizeLed.c that mistakenly defined the red LED as the Ethernet LED.

Title 

Ethernet activity LED not working on connectme9210 platform

Case:  25425

Date Fixed:  01\21\08

Description

The Ethernet activity LED is always green.

Solution 

Repaired logic that handled the LED.

Title 

CS5 not detecting all RAM

Case:  24419

Date Fixed:  01\13\08

Description

CS5 did not previously detect a 2nd installed RAM chip

Solution 

Added logic to detect and configure 2nd RAM chip on CS5 if it is there.

Title 

na_pton not converting strings properly

Case:  24773

Date Fixed:  01\08\08

Description

na_pton call erroneously zeroes out port number.

Solution 

Corrected logic in na_pton.

Title 

Connectme9210 won’t boot from flash

Case:  internal

Date Fixed:  11\01\07

Description

Connectme9210 can be run in debug mode, but will not boot image from flash.

Solution 

Fixed the SDRAM sizing routine in INIT.arm that prevented it from working with the 9210.

*** NOTE Connectme9210 users *** 

Replace file \bsp\init\arm9\INIT.arm with the INIT.arm contained in the patch. 

You MUST now rebuild your BSP. When done, you MUST rebuild your application.

Download your application into your device. 

Title 

AutoIP problem

Case:  23964

Date Fixed:  11\01\07

Description

The function isOnlyAutoIp() (as called from netosStartup()) can return true even if 

#define APP_ENABLE_AUTO_IP  APP_ON_NO_INTERFACE is set in appconf.h

Solution 

Files:

netos\debugger_files\connectme9210.jlink

netos\debugger_files\connectme9210.mbs

gnusrc\timefn.c

gnusrc\syscalls.c

netos\h\errhndlr.h

netos\h\onewire_api.h
netos\h\sdioApi.h
netos\h\magicRestartFlags.h      

netos\h\ncc_init.h

netos\h\processorgpio.h            

netos\h\serlDev.h
netos\h\iop_api.h

netos\h\a2d.h

netos\h\reg_def.h

netos\h\watchdog.h

netos\h\arm9\ns9215_a2d.h

netos\h\arm9\scm_reg.h

netos\h\arm9\iohub_reg.h

netos\h\shared\nastatus.h

netos\h\wln\wln_api.h.h

netos\lib\arm7\32b\ghs\libwpa.a

netos\lib\arm7\32b\ghs\libwpadbg.a

netos\lib\arm7\32b\gnu\libwpa.a

netos\lib\arm7\32b\gnu\libwpadbg.a

netos\lib\arm9\32b\ghs\libwpa.a

netos\lib\arm9\32b\ghs\libwpadbg.a

netos\lib\arm9\32b\gnu\libwpa.a

netos\lib\arm9\32b\gnu\libwpadbg.a

netos\src\bsp\Makefile

            netos\src\bsp\bootloader\net\tftpc.c          

            netos\src\bsp\common\appconf_api.c

netos\src\bsp\common\blExe.arm
netos\src\bsp\common\bsproot.c
netos\src\bsp\common\nainet.c

netos\src\bsp\common\nasecurity.c

netos\src\bsp\common\sysAccess.c

netos\src\bsp\customize\boardParams.c

netos\src\bsp\customize\customizeClk.c

            netos\src\bsp\customize\MII.c

            netos\src\bsp\customize\errhndlr.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\a2d\a2dRegister.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\common\a2d\a2dWrapper.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\common\a2d\a2d_ns9215.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\common\gpio\nagpio.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\mercury_serl.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\camry_serl.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\camry_serl.h

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\iop_serial.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\iop_serial.h
netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\fim\fim_uart.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\fim\fim_uart.h

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\xk_em_serl.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\xk_em_serl.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\spimaster\spi_master.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\nvram\flashnvrm.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\timer\timer.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\newserial\iop_serial.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\common\wifimac\mac_hw_wi9c.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\wifimac\mac_hw.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\wifimac\mac_hw_wiwave.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\wifimac\mac.h

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\wifimac\mac_data.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\common\wifimac\mac_mgmt.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\net_50_20\serial\simpleserial.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\net_50_20\serial\gdbserial.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\net_50_20\watchdog\watchdog.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\i2c\i2c_api.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\iop\iop_api.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\iop\iop_private.h
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\mmu\mmu_util.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\onewire\onewire.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\onewire\onewire.h
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\onewire\fim\fim_onewire.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\onewire\fim\fim_onewire.h
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\sdio\sdioApi.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\sdio\sdioPic.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\sdio\sdioPic.h
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\usbdev\usbDma.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\watchdog\watchdog.c
netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\ns9215\gpio\processorgpio.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\ns9215\gpio\gpio.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\ns9215\serial\simpleserial.c

netos\src\bsp\h\bsp_defs.h

netos\src\bsp\h\MII.h

netos\src\bsp\h\bsp_local.h

netos\src\bsp\init\arm7\INIT.arm

            netos\src\bsp\init\arm7\INIT.s

            netos\src\bsp\init\arm9\INIT.arm

            netos\src\bsp\init\arm9\NCC_INIT.c

            netos\src\bsp\init\arm9\powersave.c

            netos\src\bsp\init\arm9\nawait.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\Makefile.files
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\customizeCache.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\bsp.gpj
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\bsp_iop.h
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\dbgbsp.gpj
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\subproject.gpj
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\devices.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\MII.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\nagpio.h

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\gpio.h

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\gpioplatform.c

            netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9360_a\cs.c

            netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9360_a\bsp_sys.h

            netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectem\customizeLed.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\Makefile.files
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\nagpio.h

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\gpioplatform.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\init_settings.h

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\customizeCache.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\customizeClk.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\bsp.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\bsp.gpj
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\bsp_iop.h
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\cs.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\dbgbsp.gpj
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\subproject.gpj
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\devices.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\bsp_net.h
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\customizeLed.c
netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectme9210\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9360_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9360_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9c_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9c_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\ssrc\bsp\platforms\connectcorewi9c_a\bbfw.c

netos\ssrc\bsp\platforms\connectcorewi9c_a\Makefile.files

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcorewi9c_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcorewi9c_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\ns9210_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\ns9210_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\ns9360_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\ns9360_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\ns9750_a\blmain.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\ns9750_a\spi_blmain.c

netos\src\examples\naa2d\root.c

netos\src\examples\naexternalirq\root.c

 

The following files have been added to the patch to support future features.

 

netos\h\nacbus.h

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\can\canIopDriver.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\can\canIopDriver.h

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\can\nacbus.c

netos\src\bsp\devices\ns9xxx\common\can\nacbusPrivate.h

netos\src\bsp\h\canTable.h

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\bsp_drivers.h

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\canTable.c

netos\src\bsp\platforms\connectcore9p9215_a\Makefile.example

netos\src\examples\Clib_fatfs\readme

netos\src\examples\nacbus\32b\Makefile

netos\src\examples\nacbus\appconf.h

netos\src\examples\nacbus\naftpapp.c

netos\src\examples\nacbus\readme

netos\src\examples\nacbus\root.c

netos\src\examples\naspi_extern\master\readme

netos\src\examples\naspi_extern\slave\readme

Special Instructions

 

*** Note to Digi ESP users ***

 

New projects created in Digi ESP will include all applied patches.

 

This patch contains files that will not automatically update your current Digi ESP projects.

 

These files are:

src/bsp/common/appconf_api.c

src/bsp/platforms/*

src/examples/*

 

You will need to merge them into your project if they are required.

 

Your Digi ESP project can be found by opening Digi ESP in the C/C++ perspective, right clicking your project and selecting properties.  The location will be under the info section.

 

As always, backup your files before making these changes.

 

• Unzip the patch(es) to the root of your NET+OS installation, for example C:\netos73\
• Be sure to install any patches listed under Dependencies below
• Digi ESP users must merge changes as noted above and rebuild their project

 

• All other uses must rebuild their BSP.
  1. GNU Users Only -From the root of your NET+OS installation execute  - make PLATFORM=<your platform> clobber
  2. GNU Users Only -From the root of your NET+OS installation execute  - make PLATFORM=<your platform> clean all
  3. GHS Users – Clean and rebuild your BSP
• And then rebuild their application.

 

Patch Link:  BSPUpdates_73

 

Dependencies

This patch also requires the installation of the following patch(es):

ApiReference_73