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I think I know why this happens. The app loads single dumps from the virus on the wrong channel. It is exactly one channel above the actually channel being sent. For example the app requests a multi dump from the virus (sysex F0 00 20 33 01 10 34 00 F7). When receiving the single dump request string for part 1, app switch into part 2 (the apps should switch to part 1, not part 2), then loads the parameters from the single dump string sent by the virus. This continues fine until the virus sends the single dump string for part 16: the app trys to load part 17 which does not exist...and the app crashes. I noted this was happening because I turned off the virus in the middle of the fetch command and noticed that part 1 in the app always loaded the -INIT- patch, and part 1 form the virus was actually loaded into part 2 in the app.
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I think I know why this happens. The app loads single dumps from the virus on the wrong channel. It is exactly one channel above the actually channel being sent. For example the app requests a multi dump from the virus (sysex F0 00 20 33 01 10 34 00 F7). When receiving the single dump request string for part 1, app switch into part 2 (the apps should switch to part 1, not part 2), then loads the parameters from the single dump string sent by the virus. This continues fine until the virus sends the single dump string for part 16: the app trys to load part 17 which does not exist...and the app crashes. I noted this was happening because I turned off the virus in the middle of the fetch command and noticed that part 1 in the app always loaded the -INIT- patch, and part 1 form the virus was actually loaded into part 2 in the app.
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