CrosschasmC5 - Can't read data source after compiling with custom config.cpp

[Kyle Kelly]

If I put the precompiled .hex on the device (type1 matches my vehicle) then I can read out data from the VI via USB using openxc-dump etc. However, once I compile my own firmware using a custom config.cpp file I get the following error:

kal$ openxc-dump

Can't read logs from data source -- stopping: ("USB device couldn't be read", USBError(60, 'Operation timed out'))

Can't read from data source -- stopping: ("USB device couldn't be read", USBError(60, 'Operation timed out'))

The weird thing is the device is pinging the Azure server that was set up to log the data. Attached is a pic of what I'm seeing there. Also attached is my config.cpp file with the host url masked. I compile using PLATFORM=CORSSCHASM_C5_CELLULAR make. 

Thanks

Kyle

[Eric Marsman]

Hi Kyle,

What's in your signals.cpp? I'm wondering if your config is ok, but you're not getting any CAN signals off the bus. You could also try adding translated obd2 (DEFAULT_RECURRING_OBD2_REQUESTS_STATUS=1) to get some data. This would be the same as the translated-obd2 firmware from the release. You could try that as a comparison.

Looks like the only other change (besides server) is that you disabled gps correct? Don't think that should have an effect.

Regards,

Eric

[Kyle Kelly]

Yes, I believe the only change I made to config.cpp was to the gps.

I never generated a signals.cpp because I'm trying to get at the raw CAN data from the vehicle. I tried adding that Makefile option as you suggested but still nothing....I'll keep at it and see if I can resolve the issue. 

Thanks,

Kyle

[Kyle Kelly]

Haha it was the signals.cpp. Forgot that I needed to create a passthrough.json and generate the signals.cpp file. 

Kyle