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[H07R0D]

I'm running 4.2.2.0 

Any time I load an assembly from SD I'm getting the following:

Invalid address 0 and range 40 Ram Start 20000000, Ram end 20020000

 

However, things still seem to be working fine.  I can still call into any objects created from the Assembly, and I don't lose anything I shouldn't during GC.

 

Just wondering what might be generating these.

I haven't tried running without Debug, so maybe this is all moot, but I would still like to know where they're coming from.

[me62]

Is there any update on this 'error'?  I am receiving this same error, but my program does not proceed.  If I use VS Debug build and after the message displays I set a breakpoint anywhere after the 'var assm = Assembly.Load(assmbytes);' line, execution jumps to that line.  Then I press "Continue" and the program proceeds. I am also following http://fabienroyer.w...ith-a-netduino/ My assembly is about 27K.  
 

[me62]

I actually tried with an assembly following the example provided in http://fabienroyer.w...ith-a-netduino/ and I get the error but no issues proceeding. The ASSM.pe file from the example is only 1K.  Maybe this is specific to my assembly, but I would still like to know what is causing the message 

Invalid address 0 and range 40 Ram Start 20000000, Ram end 20020000

[me62]

I found that I could not use any static variables, methods, etc in my assembly run from the SD card. Then even with this "message" the program runs fine...  I did not have this issue with v4.1.  I am using v4.2.  Is there a newer version I maybe should be using?

[iReplicate]

i'm getting the same issue with Assembly.Load.

[65tux]

Me too - no answer?

[65tux]

Huh. Got past it but I did 2 things and I'm not sure which one fixed it.  I tried the "remove all statics from Program" thing and, by itself that did not solve the problem.  I then changed my build to "release" and voila, it now boots.  Not sure if just the release would have fixed it, but it's working.

[kiwi65]

I'm getting this too. The 'Hello World' assembly loaded from my SD is tiny (<1k) with no static's. Tried Release vs Debug builds, but the error persists. Anyone cracked this?