Can't deploy or debug from VS.Net on my Samsung i700

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Paul Turley

I've read dozens of articles & posts and I'm just going around in circles on this.

I have a new Samsung i700 Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition.

When I try to deploy a simple VB Smart Device application from Visual Studio, I get "Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically connected to the development computer." It is attached and I am able to browse and syncronize just fine.

Now I'm just guessing and trying things...

I try to run the two "Smart Device..." & "Select CE.." utilities under the Tools menu and more confusion...

I'm prompted for the IP address for the device. I leave it blank and I'm instructed to run DSAuthUtilDevice to get the IP address. There are several copies of this exe under the CFSDK folder so I copy each one in turn and try to run it in the My Documents folder on the device with errors.

I'm supposed to select the processor type. I went to Intel's site and I find that it's an ARM CPU but I can't determine if I should choose ARMV4, ARMV4I or ARMV4TE. Intel's specs tell me it's an ARM v.5 something.

Should this be so hard?
 
Paul,

When I try to deploy the Compact Framework on that smartphone it tells me it's not supported on that OS.

Bogdan


I've read dozens of articles & posts and I'm just going around in circles on this.

I have a new Samsung i700 Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition.

When I try to deploy a simple VB Smart Device application from Visual Studio, I get "Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically connected to the development computer." It is attached and I am able to browse and syncronize just fine.

Now I'm just guessing and trying things...

I try to run the two "Smart Device..." & "Select CE.." utilities under the Tools menu and more confusion...

I'm prompted for the IP address for the device. I leave it blank and I'm instructed to run DSAuthUtilDevice to get the IP address. There are several copies of this exe under the CFSDK folder so I copy each one in turn and try to run it in the My Documents folder on the device with errors.

I'm supposed to select the processor type. I went to Intel's site and I find that it's an ARM CPU but I can't determine if I should choose ARMV4, ARMV4I or ARMV4TE. Intel's specs tell me it's an ARM v.5 something.

Should this be so hard?
 
I'm sorry but I haven't worked with the SmartPhone OS. My device runs Pocket PC Phone Edition.

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Paul,

When I try to deploy the Compact Framework on that smartphone it tells me it's not supported on that OS.

Bogdan


I've read dozens of articles & posts and I'm just going around in circles on this.

I have a new Samsung i700 Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition.

When I try to deploy a simple VB Smart Device application from Visual Studio, I get "Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically connected to the development computer." It is attached and I am able to browse and syncronize just fine.

Now I'm just guessing and trying things...

I try to run the two "Smart Device..." & "Select CE.." utilities under the Tools menu and more confusion...

I'm prompted for the IP address for the device. I leave it blank and I'm instructed to run DSAuthUtilDevice to get the IP address. There are several copies of this exe under the CFSDK folder so I copy each one in turn and try to run it in the My Documents folder on the device with errors.

I'm supposed to select the processor type. I went to Intel's site and I find that it's an ARM CPU but I can't determine if I should choose ARMV4, ARMV4I or ARMV4TE. Intel's specs tell me it's an ARM v.5 something.

Should this be so hard?
 
Paul -
Don't use the "Select Windows CE Device CPU..." with the PPC Phone edition.
That menu is only intended for use with custom CE devices.

The key thing to understand is that connecting to the device happens over
TCP/IP, not over Active Sync. So the fact that Active Sync works is
irrelevant to the connection failure.

Try three things:
Go to the "Select Windows CE Device CPU menu and then select the "" (blank)
option from the drop down menu.
Reset your device.
Repair your installation of Visual Studio

For the FAQ on connectivity issues, you can find help on:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/prodtechinfo/devtools/netcf/FAQ/default.a
spx
Section 11. Connectivity


Regards,
Christin Boyd
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation

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| I've read dozens of articles & posts and I'm just going around in circles
on this.
| I have a new Samsung i700 Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition.
| When I try to deploy a simple VB Smart Device application from Visual
Studio, I get "Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is
physically connected to the development computer." It is attached and I am
able to browse and syncronize just fine.
| Now I'm just guessing and trying things...
| I try to run the two "Smart Device..." & "Select CE.." utilities under
the Tools menu and more confusion...
| I'm prompted for the IP address for the device. I leave it blank and I'm
instructed to run DSAuthUtilDevice to get the IP address. There are
several copies of this exe under the CFSDK folder so I copy each one in
turn and try to run it in the My Documents folder on the device with errors.
| I'm supposed to select the processor type. I went to Intel's site and I
find that it's an ARM CPU but I can't determine if I should choose ARMV4,
ARMV4I or ARMV4TE. Intel's specs tell me it's an ARM v.5 something.
| Should this be so hard?
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| Paul Turley, MCSD, MCDBA, MCAD, MSF, MCT, Project+, A+
| paul@scout-master.(com - remove parentheses)
| www.scout-master.com
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