Re: ActiveSync/Ethernet/CE6
- From: "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <p space tobey no spam AT no instrument no spam DOT com>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 08:04:42 -0700
Glad it's working; you'll probably never have another problem with it, now.
Paul T.
"skyapie" <skyapie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks!
Turns out I was using the wrong version of the files... I'd downloaded
CEDbgSetup from OpenCFNet and installed it, which installed a different
version of the same files, probably for some other cpu.
Plus I'd put it in a directory in the root directory, instead of the
Windows
directory.
"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:
No, that's what you have to do, in general. Perhaps you copied the
device's
IP address incorrectly to the device options page in VS. Maybe you have
not
run conmanclient2 or cmaccept. Maybe you've got the wrong version of
conmanclient2 or cmaccept on the device. Maybe you didn't copy *all* of
the
ConMan files to the device or didn't place them in a location where the
loader can find them, the \windows folder, for example.
A DEBUG build of the OS will probably give you some hints as to what's
going
wrong.
Paul T.
"skyapie" <skyapie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Paul,
I've got a device connected directly to a LAN via ethernet, and I can
ping
it and telnet into it. I've followed the instructions in your post, but
I
keep getting:
"Connection failed. 0x8973151A"
It's got an ARMV4i cpu and Windows Embedded CE 6.0 loaded on it. Could
you
suggest some possibilities as to what the problem might be?
Thanks
"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:
You can debug applications without redesigning the operating system.
Plug
the board into the PC where you're going to develop applications with
VS2005
and the SDK. Select Windows CE device as the target device and
everything
should just work, if your device supports ActiveSync. If you don't
support
ActiveSync, or if the application development computer doesn't have
ActiveSync, you'll need to copy some files to the device, run them in
the
right way, and reconfigure the Device Options in VS2005 to point to
the
device's IP address (and connect to it over Ethernet). ActiveSync
does
not
use Ethernet, so you either have to use ActiveSync over USB or serial
or
use
manual startup of the communication pieces and Ethernet.
The key word you're looking for is CoreCon. The files for my device
are
found at:
\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft
Shared\CoreCon\1.0\Target\wce400\armv4i
If you're running some other processor build, use the right one. On
the
device, after copying everything from that folder, run
conmanclient2.exe
and
then cmaccept.exe. You then have a minute or two to make the
connection
to
the device from VS2005 before the connection is automatically shut
down
and
you have to start cmaccept again.
To connect, in VS2005, choose Tools | Options | Device Tools |
Devices.
Choose Windows CE Device from the listbox and choose Properties...
Set
the
options for the TCP Connect Transport, which I think is the default.
Select
Use specific IP address and enter the IP address of the Windows CE
device.
Select OK over and over, then debug.
Paul T.
<embdev@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I been trying to determine the proper way to use VS2005 deployment
options. I have not been able to find anything, if anyone knows of
any documentation please point me to it.
So what I have so far, is 1 machine with VS2005 and WinCE 6.0
installed uptodate with service packs/qfes through March 2008. With
this machine I installed the boards BSP and built a valid NK.bin. I
then created a SDK and generated the MSI. I then booted the nk.bin
from the boards compact flash card and everything is working as it
should.
Next I have a 2nd computer with VS2005 installed with latest
updates.
(no platform builder). I installed the SDK created from 1st
machine.
I then built a sample application using the SDK. I can now copy
this
application to my board (either through a network share or copying
it
onto the compact flash card). The application works as in it
executes
as it should.
Now what I want to do is debug this application on the device from
my
2nd machine. (In past I have always included applications as
sources/
pbxml projects in platform builder and included them in the image
and
downloaded the image over eboot allowing me to debug them).
In order to do this I have tried to connect to the device from
VS2005,
which responds that active sync is not installed. Which version of
ActiveSync should I be installing? (I downloaded ActiveSync 4.5 as
its seemed to be the latest available though I see no option for
connecting through ethernet). Ethernet would be my preferred
method
to do this but can not seem to find out how to connect properly.
Would another type of connection be preferred?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
.
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