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from what I can see there have been previous threads on similar issues. From reading the http://alteraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31901 thread I tried: 1. Increasing the receive depth of the TSE_MAC from 2048x32 bits to 8192x32 bits, but that did not help. 2. Increasing the MAXBIGPKT and NUMBIGBUFS from 30 to 512 in the "ipport.h" file, only delays the time it takes before the "no free buffers for rx" is displayed on the Nios II Console. The SSSLEDLightshowSem error messages persist and there is a delay before the DHCP aquired IP address is displayed on the NiosII Console(the delay is shorter when having removed a single UART in the SOPC design. The removal of a single UART some how also avoids the SSSLedLightshowSem error messages and let me run the SSS application). Also, I noticed that If I try pinging the socket server between the time the DHCP aquired IP address is printed to the Nios II Console and the "Simple Socket Server starting up" message, the socket server is replying Some pointers would be nice Saber890
