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Re: Fatal WPILib bug
The corruption or crash could be caused by the user code, by WPILib, or by a corrupted image. As mentioned already, it will not hurt to reimage, though the file system is quite robust.
I suspect that the symptom will remain. I'd suggest debugging the Test code. If DriverStationLCD::GetInstance(); doesn't return a valid object, the next line will crash. I also don't know much about the WPILib C++ implementation, but it could be responsible. Independently put in the LCD and gyro code and see which seems responsible.
Greg McKaskle
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