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09-02-2011, 00:40
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Re: Weird issue "No Robot Code"
When you get a No Robot Code error, that usually means that there was an error before the FRC_UserProgram (or something similar) task was called, thus causing there to be "no code." Try running the NetConsole with the broken code uncommented and see what errors, if any, it outputs.
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