Closed beckmx closed 4 years ago
You can increase sysparam area size by setting a define in your Makefile:
CFLAGS += -DDEFAULT_SYSPARAM_SECTORS=14
(keep in mind that sysparams have two regions: active and standby, so you need twice as much sectors. 14 sectors are a total, so 7 sectors per region).
But I would not recommend using sysparams for that purpose at all. Seems like you're doing some kind of time series storage which deserves a dedicated area and probably a better optimized storage system. But of course the choice is yours.
wow, indeed it did the trick, I didn't use 14, because looks like my default was 4, so I increased to 6, and worked like a charm, I need ur PayPal link for those beers
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Hello guys, a little doubt, not directly related to the library but as I am using the library I figured maybe someone has a clue. I would like to know how to expand the sysparam region space, I have an array of numbers that I would like to store, but it runs out of space because of the size of the array, I have 2 options: 1) increase the region of the sysparam ( I dont know how exactly), right now I have 4 sectors, I would like 7 2) Store my array directly as "set_data" but whenever I read the length it has much more indexes and is not the original sent