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ctacke
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ctacke
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 Posted - 02 Jun 2003 : 14:58:37
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| I've updated the above post after successfully testing debugging on an XScale device (BitsyX rev 2, CE build 4.10.17). |
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HBPayne
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Posted - 03 Jun 2003 : 12:10:05
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| Should that be ARMV4I and not ARMV4T for XScale as it is for the BitsyX SDK? |
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ctacke
877 Posts |
Posted - 03 Jun 2003 : 12:25:23
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| Nope. I double-checked on my PC and even with Microsoft. They say to use ARM4T for both 4T and 4I systems. |
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dorgant
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Posted - 06 Jun 2003 : 18:14:23
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ok, I have done this before but we sent our board back for a new display and now I need to start over. I set up ActiveSync. I have the debug port working. I changed the flash storage size. I installed the ce.net toolkit, I configured the device using the tools->Select Windows CE Device CPU. ActiveSync is working. Im using a project I used before in the CE.net.
And then I discover that my board appears to be running Windows CE 3.0 (again).
the debug output shows:
Microsoft Windows CE Ver. 3.0 (build 126)
So, with my new display driver for a 10.4" screen (and driver), how do I update to ce.net? |
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akidder
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Posted - 06 Jun 2003 : 18:52:24
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Hi Tom. When you send your systems back here, we configure them the way we originally shipped them to you. But it shouldn't be too tough to update to CE.NET.
It sounds like you've loaded your system with a new CE image before, but if you haven't, take a look at the CE Getting Started Guide for instructions (topic 609). You can get links to the CE builds on the GMaster CE page at topic 281. If you don't already have them, you can extract the REG and HWT files for your system (and the new display we configured for you) with the ADSLoadExtract.exe app.
I hope this helps! |
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tempo
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Posted - 13 Jun 2003 : 15:02:04
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I've done everything above but I cannot connect with anything except serial. Although active sync shows my bitsy as connected vs2003 shows:
eploying to Windows CE .NET Device using TCP Connect Transport
With serial the compact framework fails to download.
Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically connected to the development computer.
---------------------- Done ----------------------
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tempo
26 Posts |
Posted - 13 Jun 2003 : 15:04:52
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When i try and use the smart device authentication it says: "No connection could be made becuase the target machine actively refused it at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Connect(EndPoint remoteEP) at SDAuthUtil.Form1.DoConnect()
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ctacke
877 Posts |
Posted - 13 Jun 2003 : 16:17:22
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First make sure that your device has enough storage space memory allocated to hold the CF and your app.
Second check your device settings under Tools | Options | Device Tools | Devices
The following settings work fine for me over USB, ethernet and serial:
[see CE Getting Started, C# Edition for settings -ak 23may06]
From the primary dialog dialog click "Connect" to see if it will make a device connection.
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tempo
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Posted - 13 Jun 2003 : 16:23:56
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That's what i have, but it will only connect if using serial
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ctacke
877 Posts |
Posted - 11 Sep 2003 : 16:54:34
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| For updated information on connecting with Studio 2003, see the new version of the Windows CE Developer's Guide |
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dorgant
46 Posts |
Posted - 25 Mar 2004 : 00:02:06
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Hello,
First, I have developed on the ARM GM board without problems using C# in the MS IDE and ActiveSync. In fact, I have a working system sitting right next to my AGX on my workbench. I have followed the directions in the C# users guide.
I have followed the instructions in 110010-10071-3_CE_Developers_Guide.pdf, etc. I have a working ActiveSync connection.
I have 2 issues:
1) I keep having to run the device authorization to get the connection started. Further, there have been several occasions when it just would not work until I gave up and went away. I can't afford to keep setting up this connection time and time again every day.
2) Although I can (sometimes) connect to the device from the IDE and download an image, debugging does not work. It does some downloading, says launching application and then says 'Ready'. And drops back into design mode. I can run the downloaded image on the device, but I need to be able to debug. I have checked my memory configuration and it is the same as on my Sharp GM board.
thanks,
Tom Dorgan. |
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Umberto
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Posted - 08 Nov 2005 : 21:12:24
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I am having the same problems , running ActiveSync 4.0 with VS2003
on a BitsyX board.
ActiveSync is working fine, I can browse and copy files with explorer,
Embedded Visual C++ 4.0 is working fine, I can compile and run remotely on the device.
but VS2003 is NOT working. giving me "Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically connected to the development computer."
There is also something weird with the ActiveSync connection on the BitsyX board.
I often have to unplug the USB, replug, close the program and restart REPLLOG.EXE in \windows folder.
Has anyone got any ideas ? It must be something to do with VS2003 but I can't fix it.
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