Windows CE 6.0 Board Support Package for Gumstix Verdex platform

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New Post: Allow applications to access the console port??

rjschafer — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 21:09:31 GMT

Hello,

I have an application that communicates with several serial devices simultaneously. I would like to be able to use the console port on the Console-Vx board as a third RS-232 interface. Is there a way to release this port for use by applications?

Thanks for your help,

-rjs

New Post: Unable to flash NK.BIN to VerdexPro XM4

dvescovi — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 12:20:04 GMT

Can’t think of anything off hand. I have seen similar stuff when firewalls are enabled. Make sure your firewall is not blocking these ports (3D4 46f in this case).

From: JonHarrison [email removed]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 4:26 AM
To: dvescovi@tampabay.rr.com
Subject: Unable to flash NK.BIN to VerdexPro XM4 [GumstixIII:268499]

From: JonHarrison

Hi,

I'm using a Verdex Pro XM4 COM with a ConsoleLCD 16 and an LG 4.3" LCD touchscreen.

I've been able to flash EBOOT and successfully run the NK.BIN supplied with the v1.4 BSP from a microSD card. I've got ActiveSync running on my PC and that side of things is all working fine.

Then I setup Platform Builder under Visual Studio 2005 and built my own NK.BIN based on the v1.4 BSP got it down to 14.2MB so that I can flash it to the board (release build with IMGFLASH=1).

The netMicro and netCF boards don't seem to be available any longer (I've got a NetPro-vx) so I haven't managed to get the network interface working with the board. I have tried the 'USB RNDIS' interface on EBOOT though and have successfully installed the RNDIS driver on my PC and got it talking to the Verdex board, setup the IP address and the MAC etc. When I try and upload the NK.BIN though either via Platform Builder Target > Attach Device or ESHELL it seems to connect to the Verdex ok but I always seem to hit the same brick wall with the FTP transfer ...

Starting auto download ...
HostMiniInit:: !!
Rndis:: initialization: with addr=0
Rndis:: initialization!
Rndis:: PDDInit Success!
Rndis:: Get MAC address 2301,6745,AB89
RndisMdd:: PDD's max RX buffer = [8192] bytes.
Rndis:: initialization: Success
HostMini:: New filter set: [0x0] --> [0xB]
INFO: MAC address: 01-23-45-67-89-AB
System ready!
Preparing for download...
INFO: Using device name: 'GUM35243'
+EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp
Sent BOOTME to 255.255.255.255
Packet has the following data:
boot.bin[NULL]octet[NULL]
TFTP packet could have 1 name/value pairs
Locked Down Link 1
Src IP 192.9.200.83 Port 03D4 Dest IP 192.9.200.79 Port 046F
Default TFTP block size set to: 512 bytes
There were no options detected in the TFTP
EthDown::TFTPD_OPEN::boot.bin
-EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp

and it never gets any further. I'm stuck at the moment and I'm not sure how to proceed.

Any guidance will be gratefully received !!!

Regards,

Jon

New Post: Unable to flash NK.BIN to VerdexPro XM4

JonHarrison — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 08:25:45 GMT

Hi,

I'm using a Verdex Pro XM4 COM with a ConsoleLCD 16 and an LG 4.3" LCD touchscreen.

I've been able to flash EBOOT and successfully run the NK.BIN supplied with the v1.4 BSP from a microSD card. I've got ActiveSync running on my PC and that side of things is all working fine.

Then I setup Platform Builder under Visual Studio 2005 and built my own NK.BIN based on the v1.4 BSP got it down to 14.2MB so that I can flash it to the board (release build with IMGFLASH=1).

and it never gets any further. I'm stuck at the moment and I'm not sure how to proceed.

Any guidance will be gratefully received !!!

Regards,

Jon

New Post: Application development for BeagleBoard

nilavarasan — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 03:31:12 GMT

I am new to BeagleBoard xm and wince. I am looking information on application development and application samples. Can anyone help me to point where I can get such information?

Regards

Nila

New Post: C/C++ Support

dvescovi — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 01:20:27 GMT

You can do C# and VB. You can also do native C++ development.

You can’t compile C++ on the target but you can cross compile in Visual Studio on PC and execute on target.

From: matthewkirchner [email removed]
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2011 8:05 PM
To: dvescovi@tampabay.rr.com
Subject: C/C++ Support [GumstixIII:245804]

From: matthewkirchner

Hi,

I was drawn to this package as a way to develop Window CE applications with C# and I am greatly happy with it so far. While I will mostly use that for most projects, does your Gumstix BSP support other .Net language development like C++. Or can it be used to compile C programs?

Thanks,

Matt

New Post: C/C++ Support

matthewkirchner — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 01:04:29 GMT

Hi,

Thanks,

Matt

New Post: Wifi

matthewkirchner — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 20:43:45 GMT

So sorry to sound dumb, but I am new to Wifi networking. What is the name of the the standard CE API's that you like to use? For reference I am trying to connect to an access point connected to a laptop and send TCP and/or UDP wirelessly bewtween the gumstix and the computer. Your help is much appreciated,

Matt

New Post: how to use uboot saves

ozillator — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 23:19:27 GMT

And any experience using the robostix ffuart for the whole procedure?

I would be very thankful for any suggestions!

Thanks!

Steffen

New Post: how to use uboot saves

ozillator — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 23:18:02 GMT

Hey, just about to deploy your image on a verdex xm400. what i'm not quite clear about is how to receive the "uboot saves size 40000" file through hyperterminal. Can you help me with that issue?

Thanks!

Steffen

New Post: Wifi

dvescovi — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:33:30 GMT

yes, I use it all the time.

You just need to use the standard CE API's.

New Post: Wifi

matthewkirchner — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 19:41:16 GMT

Any body use the Wifi module on a Gumstix Verdex using the windows CE BSP? Do you develop your application the same as you would a standard PC or is there a special gumstix API that we need to use?

Thanks!

Source code checked in, #48968

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New Post: Cannot Get ActiveSync to Recognize Device

dvescovi — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 21:49:18 GMT

I don't remember all the details off hand but you might try setting an USB RNDIS mac address (anything will do).

New Post: Internet Explorer Browser

dvescovi — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 21:44:13 GMT

You really can't save the time as the Verdex does not incorporate a battery backed real time clock.

If you are powering the whole device from a large battery, you can "suspend" and "resume" and the time will not be lost.

Cold restart will reset the clock to default time.

New Post: Cannot Get ActiveSync to Recognize Device

kdthomas — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 00:02:59 GMT

Cannot connect to ActiveSync 4.5 (AS45).

AS45 on this machine *will* recognize a cradled motorola MC3090 handheld

AS45 on this machine will *NOT* recognize the verdex

AS45 on my other machine *will* recognize a cradled motorola MC3090 handheld

AS45 on my other machine will *NOT* recognize the verdex

However, both machines recognized that there was "something there" and installed drivers.

Does the stuff in red/bold below make any difference?

What am I missing?

******************** BOOT SCREEN *************************

Microsoft Windows CE Bootloader Common Library Version 1.4 Built Oct 1 2008 11:
04:27
Hardware or Power-on Reset
For GumstixIII Verdex Platform 1.4 Built Oct 1 2008 11:28:38
PLATFORM INFO: XL6 Verdex @624Mhz
RAM INFO:Size 134217728
FLASH INFO:Size 33423360
FLASH INFO:Bytes per blocks: 131072 Number of blocks: 255
FLASH INFO:Sectors per blocks: 256 Data bytes per sector: 512
Serial number: 880B01BF49315368
Persistent registry support enabled.
Configuring ConsoleLCD16...Configured w/USB client.
Configuring netPro...LAN9118: Chip Id 117 Revision 2
Auto Negotiation done
LAN9117 Mac = 00-12-33-55-CC-AA
Configured wo/WiFi.
Configuring SD...Configured SD.
XL6PRO platform Configured!

Press [ENTER] to launch image stored on SD/MMC or [SPACE] to cancel.

Initiating image launch in 2 seconds.

Boot Loader Configuration:

0) IP configuration:            DHCP
1) SMSC MAC address:            00-12-33-55-CC-AA
2) USB RNDIS MAC address:       00-00-00-00-00-00
3) Boot delay:                  3 seconds
4) Hardware configuration:      0xC000D026
5) Startup:                     Launch SD/MMC resident image
6) Download device:             STUART
7) Download baud rate:          115200
8) Reset default configuration
9) Edit memory
C) Clean registry boot:         NO
U) Unlock boot blocks
R) Reset
S) Store and lock configuration/boot blocks
D) Download image now
L) Launch SD/MMC resident image now

Enter your selection:

******************** EQUIPMENT *****************************

Bought the LCD Pro Pack. I can boot the device with the default NK.BIN. This file is 15,836,667 bytes in sized and dated Nov 10, 2008. The boxes they came in say

verdex PRO XL6P

consoleLCD16

NetPro-vx

New Post: Internet Explorer Browser

kdthomas — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:20:02 GMT

Figured out #1 ... got the BSP and did a build, but included IE ... Used the Industrial Device template I believe

Still don't know 2) about the time saving...

New Post: Internet Explorer Browser

kdthomas — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:15:33 GMT

Hi ... I am quite new to using CE on gumstix.

First ... many thanks to the authors for their hard work on this project.

Now .. my questions. I loaded up the NK.BIN from the SDK zip file, and I have a booting windows CE OS.

1) How can get internet explorer running on the device?

2) How can I get the time to save from boot to boot? Each time I boot, the time and timezone is reset.

Thanks in advance for any help ...

--Kerry

New Post: netPRO Config

dppascal — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:11:25 GMT

Thank very much for your time . I'm looking on it, all keep you posted.