FMC crash(?) during LEGS edit

[DoubleWhisky]

I was browsing trough reports hopefully I'm not doubling some report.

My planned route was:

MOLUS UN871 GAMSA DCT BADVI N871 LETNA DCT ARTUP DCT LAGAR N871 OKENO Q277 AGAVA

Shortly before crossing LAGAR i "picked up" AGAVA from LEGS (last page). When I was about to enter AGAVA into L1 (Page 1) airplane crossed LAGAR and I was unable to enter AGAVA where it was supposed to go. Console window poped out with errors. I am sorry I didn't take screenshots. It was sth about null values. Since then I was unable to enter any waypoint. Either from keyobard or from list. I had to stop flight.

X-plane 11.50r9

IXEG 1.3

Gizmo in beta.

 

EDIT: luckily it's saved in X-Plane Log

 

Quote

1:38:05.250 G64: debug: TK: route index is: 9
1:38:05.250 G64: debug: TK: WP AGAVA exists on this LSK line
1:38:07.663 G64: debug: TK: Sequencing LAGAR
1:38:07.663 G64: debug: TK: building routelist from: 8points
1:38:07.663 G64: debug: TK: Setting Altitude Target
1:38:07.663 G64: debug: TK: Setting speed target
1:38:07.663 G64: debug: TK: Setting Cruise Speed Target
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: route index is: 2
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: WP RUDUB exists on this LSK line
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: There is some text in the scrpad and it is not DELETE
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: searching front to back for ptInRoute
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: point is part of route. Route point: RUDUB was selected
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: Direct to SHORTCUT initiated, found index = 
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: partial route has 0 points in it
1:38:08.965 G64: debug: TK: Purging mod route of points below the shortcut
1:38:08.965 G64: error: Callback_Dref_Hooked_setDataf: cdu1_lsk_1L_OnWrite: [string "ixeg.733.fmc.legs.lua.ra1"]:623: attempt to index a nil value
1:38:09.048 G64: Run: [OnError]
1:38:09.436 xPilot/XPMP2 INFO  CSLModels.cpp:1045/CSLFindMatch: MATCH INPUT: Type=B744 (WTC=H,Class=L4J,Related=21), Airline=DLH, Livery=
1:38:09.436 xPilot/XPMP2 INFO  CSLModels.cpp:1146/CSLFindMatch: MATCH FOUND: Type=B744 (WTC=H,Class=L4J,Related=21), Airline=DLH, Livery= / Quality = 2 -> B744 B744_DLH2
1:38:14.772 xPilot/XPMP2 INFO  CSLModels.cpp:1045/CSLFindMatch: MATCH INPUT: Type=B788 (WTC=H,Class=L2J,Related=70), Airline=SAS, Livery=
1:38:14.772 xPilot/XPMP2 INFO  CSLModels.cpp:1146/CSLFindMatch: MATCH FOUND: Type=B788 (WTC=H,Class=L2J,Related=70), Airline=RAM, Livery= / Quality = 12 -> B788 B788_RAM
1:38:25.740 G64: debug: TK: route index is: 3
1:38:25.740 G64: error: Callback_Dref_Hooked_setDataf: cdu1_lsk_2L_OnWrite: [string "ixeg.733.fmc.legs.lua.ra1"]:533: attempt to index a nil value
1:38:25.773 G64: Run: [OnError]
1:38:47.884 G64: debug: TK: route index is: 6
1:38:47.884 G64: error: Callback_Dref_Hooked_setDataf: cdu1_lsk_5L_OnWrite: [string "ixeg.733.fmc.legs.lua.ra1"]:533: attempt to index a nil value
1:38:47.944 G64: Run: [OnError]
1:39:02.516 G64: debug: TK: route index is: 4
1:39:02.516 G64: error: Callback_Dref_Hooked_setDataf: cdu1_lsk_3L_OnWrite: [string "ixeg.733.fmc.legs.lua.ra1"]:533: attempt to index a nil value
1:39:02.575 G64: Run: [OnError]
1:39:06.054 G64: GizmoLog::ClearAll()
1:39:07.809 G64: Run: [OnBeforeReboot]
1:39:07.809 G64: debug: --- -- --- -- --- -- --- -- --- -- Firmware Reboot -- --- -- --- -- --- -- --- -- --- -- ---

 

Edited May 27, 2020 by DoubleWhisky

[Litjan]

Thanks for the report - I will try to duplicate that!

Cheers, Jan

PS: To continue your flight in such cases, reboot gizmo, then set up your airplane systems again - at least you can continue the flight then...

Edited May 27, 2020 by Litjan

[DoubleWhisky]

Take another look at post above. I've found  some logs.

 

(Damn you're fast)

[DoubleWhisky]

I reboot sth from console. But my engines where shut down so it didn't make sense to continue online. Thanks for advice.

[Litjan]

1 hour ago, DoubleWhisky said:

I reboot sth from console. But my engines where shut down so it didn't make sense to continue online. Thanks for advice.

You may cure this by setting the "ready to fly" state in the PREFLIGHT menu, first

Thanks for the logs!

Jan