Why was PPPoE picked in the DSL market?
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1. Re: [cisco-nas] L2TP - va bandwidth (Anastassios Chatzithomaoglou)
2. 12.2(16)B!!! (mac)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 13:29:27 +0300
From: Anastassios Chatzithomaoglou <achatz@forthnet.gr>
Subject: [cisco-bba] Re: [cisco-nas] L2TP - va bandwidth
To: Dennis Peng <dpeng@cisco.com>
Cc: cisco-nas@puck.nether.net
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Dennis Peng wrote:
> I think it's time we started a mailing list for discussion of
> BroadBand Aggregation (BBA) questions and issues. I'll contact the
> host of cisco-nas to see if they could host this.
>
:-))))
> Anastassios Chatzithomaoglou [achatz@forthnet.gr] wrote:
>
>>In a L2TP scenario where does the va interface get the bandwidth
>>description from?
>
>
> The bandwidth is set by the value of the Tx and Rx Connect Speed AVP
> in the ICCN that is sent by the LAC. If you do "debug vpdn
> l2x-packet", you should see the decodes of the AVP that the LAC sends.
>
>
Do Cisco routers (when used as LACs) provide it automatically?
Our Telco uses a Unisphere ERX-1400 (with IOS-like CLI ;-) as a LAC, but
they don't know
how to enable this functionality ;-(
>>This is a PPPoA/L2TP customer (1024/256)
>>
>>router#sh int vi707
>>Virtual-Access707 is up, line protocol is up
>> Hardware is Virtual Access interface
>> Description: ** FORTHNET **
>> Interface is unnumbered. Using address of Loopback0 (x.x.x.x)
>> MTU 1500 bytes, BW 622080 Kbit, DLY 100000 usec,
>> reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255
>>
>>BW = 622080 Kbit
>>
>>
>>
>>This is a template used for our L2TP customers
>>
>>router#sh int virtual-template 3
>>Virtual-Template3 is down, line protocol is down
>> Hardware is Virtual Template interface
>> Description: ** FORTHNET **
>> Interface is unnumbered. Using address of Loopback0 (x.x.x.x)
>> MTU 1500 bytes, BW 100000 Kbit, DLY 100000 usec,
>> reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255
>>
>>BW = 100000 Kbit
>>
>>
>>Is there a way i can have each va interface show each customer's dsl
speed?
>
>
> If the LAC sends the correct speed information to us, then the
> interface will reflect that information.
>
> Dennis
>
>
>>--
>>***********************************
>> Chatzithomaoglou Anastasios
>>Network Design & Operations Center
>> FORTHnet S.A.
>> <achatz@forthnet.gr>
>>***********************************
>>
>>
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>
>
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FORTHnet S.A.
<achatz@forthnet.gr>
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 16:50:26 +0200
From: mac <mac@telvia.it>
Subject: [cisco-bba] 12.2(16)B!!!
To: cisco-bba@puck.nether.net
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Hi all,
I have a bunch of 7200 NPE300 doing DSL works, after upgraded to
12.2(16)B i get:
router#sh align
7200 Software (C7200-IS-M), Version 12.2(16)B, EARLY DEPLOYMENT RELEASE
SOFTWARE (fc1)
TAC Support: http://www.cisco.com/tac
Compiled Mon 12-May-03 19:51 by leccese
Total Corrections 117446, Recorded 67, Reads 117446, Writes 0
Initial Initial
Address Count Access Type Traceback
E1405C7 54013 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34
E1405C7 54013 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34
E140787 4694 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34
E140787 4349 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34
E140867 36 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E140867 36 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E140867 31 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E140867 31 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E1406A7 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E1406A7 28 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x6078414C
E1406A7 28 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x6078414C
E140867 11 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E140867 11 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E140867 13 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC8FB8
E140867 13 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC8FB8
E1405C7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60AC72F0
E1405C7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60AC72F0
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607A2440
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607A2440
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60ACA2BC
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60ACA2BC
E1406A7 8 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC7334
E1406A7 8 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC7334
E1406A7 6 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606976C4
E1406A7 6 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606976C4
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607822AC
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607822AC
E1406A7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E1406A7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E1406A7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60B4DA88
E140947 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E140947 4 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E140947 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E1405C7 3 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606F0E40
E1405C7 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606F0E40
E1406A7 9 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC91EC
E1406A7 9 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC91EC
E1406A7 3 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606ECCA0
E1406A7 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606ECCA0
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606D569C
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606D569C
E140B07 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x606D580C
E140B07 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x606D580C
E140A27 3 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4D120
E140A27 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4D120
E140BE7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60DA1FEC
E140BE7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60DA1FEC
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60695890
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60695890
E1406A7 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E1406A7 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E140B07 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC724C
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC724C
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4DA88
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4DA88
E140867 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BF2650
E140867 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BF2650
E140CC7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E140867 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4C688
E140867 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4C688
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AD6BB8
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AD6BB8
E140947 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B1F8F4 0x607AAF78
E140947 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B1F8F4 0x607AAF78
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60C88510
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60C88510
Total Spurious Accesses 42, Recorded 1
Address Count Traceback
0 42 0x6126452C 0x61264828 0x61264A2C 0x61264AE8
0x61257610 0x606EC9E4 0x606FFB58 0x6077895C
How i need to do????
Mac
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1. Re: [cisco-nas] L2TP - va bandwidth (Anastassios Chatzithomaoglou)
2. 12.2(16)B!!! (mac)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 13:29:27 +0300
From: Anastassios Chatzithomaoglou <achatz@forthnet.gr>
Subject: [cisco-bba] Re: [cisco-nas] L2TP - va bandwidth
To: Dennis Peng <dpeng@cisco.com>
Cc: cisco-nas@puck.nether.net
Message-ID: <3EF6D687.4050000@forthnet.gr>
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Dennis Peng wrote:
> I think it's time we started a mailing list for discussion of
> BroadBand Aggregation (BBA) questions and issues. I'll contact the
> host of cisco-nas to see if they could host this.
>
:-))))
> Anastassios Chatzithomaoglou [achatz@forthnet.gr] wrote:
>
>>In a L2TP scenario where does the va interface get the bandwidth
>>description from?
>
>
> The bandwidth is set by the value of the Tx and Rx Connect Speed AVP
> in the ICCN that is sent by the LAC. If you do "debug vpdn
> l2x-packet", you should see the decodes of the AVP that the LAC sends.
>
>
Do Cisco routers (when used as LACs) provide it automatically?
Our Telco uses a Unisphere ERX-1400 (with IOS-like CLI ;-) as a LAC, but
they don't know
how to enable this functionality ;-(
>>This is a PPPoA/L2TP customer (1024/256)
>>
>>router#sh int vi707
>>Virtual-Access707 is up, line protocol is up
>> Hardware is Virtual Access interface
>> Description: ** FORTHNET **
>> Interface is unnumbered. Using address of Loopback0 (x.x.x.x)
>> MTU 1500 bytes, BW 622080 Kbit, DLY 100000 usec,
>> reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255
>>
>>BW = 622080 Kbit
>>
>>
>>
>>This is a template used for our L2TP customers
>>
>>router#sh int virtual-template 3
>>Virtual-Template3 is down, line protocol is down
>> Hardware is Virtual Template interface
>> Description: ** FORTHNET **
>> Interface is unnumbered. Using address of Loopback0 (x.x.x.x)
>> MTU 1500 bytes, BW 100000 Kbit, DLY 100000 usec,
>> reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255
>>
>>BW = 100000 Kbit
>>
>>
>>Is there a way i can have each va interface show each customer's dsl
speed?
>
>
> If the LAC sends the correct speed information to us, then the
> interface will reflect that information.
>
> Dennis
>
>
>>--
>>***********************************
>> Chatzithomaoglou Anastasios
>>Network Design & Operations Center
>> FORTHnet S.A.
>> <achatz@forthnet.gr>
>>***********************************
>>
>>
>>_______________________________________________
>>cisco-nas mailing list
>>cisco-nas@puck.nether.net
>>http://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nas
>
>
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Network Design & Operations Center
FORTHnet S.A.
<achatz@forthnet.gr>
***********************************
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 16:50:26 +0200
From: mac <mac@telvia.it>
Subject: [cisco-bba] 12.2(16)B!!!
To: cisco-bba@puck.nether.net
Message-ID: <06D03BF3-A58A-11D7-82FF-0030654E5616@telvia.it>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; format=flowed
Hi all,
I have a bunch of 7200 NPE300 doing DSL works, after upgraded to
12.2(16)B i get:
router#sh align
7200 Software (C7200-IS-M), Version 12.2(16)B, EARLY DEPLOYMENT RELEASE
SOFTWARE (fc1)
TAC Support: http://www.cisco.com/tac
Compiled Mon 12-May-03 19:51 by leccese
Total Corrections 117446, Recorded 67, Reads 117446, Writes 0
Initial Initial
Address Count Access Type Traceback
E1405C7 54013 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34
E1405C7 54013 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34
E140787 4694 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34
E140787 4349 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34
E140867 36 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E140867 36 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E140867 31 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E140867 31 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E1406A7 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E1406A7 28 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x6078414C
E1406A7 28 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x6078414C
E140867 11 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E140867 11 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E140867 13 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC8FB8
E140867 13 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC8FB8
E1405C7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60AC72F0
E1405C7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60AC72F0
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607A2440
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607A2440
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60ACA2BC
E1405C7 4 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60ACA2BC
E1406A7 8 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC7334
E1406A7 8 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC7334
E1406A7 6 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606976C4
E1406A7 6 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606976C4
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607822AC
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x607822AC
E1406A7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E1406A7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E1406A7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60B4DA88
E140947 4 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E140947 4 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BC4B78
E140947 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E1405C7 3 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606F0E40
E1405C7 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606F0E40
E1406A7 9 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC91EC
E1406A7 9 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC91EC
E1406A7 3 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606ECCA0
E1406A7 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606ECCA0
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606D569C
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x606D569C
E140B07 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x606D580C
E140B07 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x606D580C
E140A27 3 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4D120
E140A27 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4D120
E140BE7 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60DA1FEC
E140BE7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60DA1FEC
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60695890
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60695890
E1406A7 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E1406A7 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x607989F0
E140B07 3 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60765F1C
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC724C
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AC724C
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4DA88
E140B07 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4DA88
E140867 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BF2650
E140867 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x61BF2650
E140CC7 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x6045A9EC
0x6045CF34 0x60B42A30
E140867 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4C688
E140867 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B4C688
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AD6BB8
E140787 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60AD6BB8
E140947 2 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B1F8F4 0x607AAF78
E140947 2 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60B1F8F4 0x607AAF78
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60547ADC 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60C88510
E140A27 1 16bit read 0x60548080 0x6054C1A8 0x60A7EB38
0x60451290
0x6045CF34 0x60C88510
Total Spurious Accesses 42, Recorded 1
Address Count Traceback
0 42 0x6126452C 0x61264828 0x61264A2C 0x61264AE8
0x61257610 0x606EC9E4 0x606FFB58 0x6077895C
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