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A.User
I am trying to get a remote debugging session between our CE.NET 4.2
Xscale device and Visual Studio 2003 via ActiveSync or TCP/IP Ethernet.
I can make an autoconnect ActiveSync session with our USB client port
and USB cable (our platform is simular to the Intel lubbock).
ActiveSync is working fine over USB. It connects as Guest only.
I have installed the "Windows CE.NET utilities v1.1 for Visual Studio 2003"
Here is the problem:
I can get it work by doing the following, start SDAuthUtilDevice on the CE
device. Run "Smart Device Authenication Utility" from the tools menu on VS
and putting in the static IP address of the device. Plug in the USB
ActiveSync
connection. I have a LAN ethernet connection also. This is the only way I
can
get it to work.
The Readme for the "Windows CE.NET utilities v1.1 for Visual Studio 2003"
describes a TCP/IP Ethernet only (ActiveSync not required) connection
similar
to what I described above but not using the USB ActiveSync. This method
does not work as described.
I also tried to get a debug session via ActiveSync (USB) only and this also
does not work.
It looks like the "Startup server option" in the VS settings option only
allows "ActiveSync" and the transport only allows "TCP/IP" or "IRDA"
I would like to debug with just USB ActiveSync (as our Ethernet controler
will
not be populated on our production device). Does it have anything to do with
the "Guest" only ActiveSync connection?
Has anyone gotten this working? or has anyone got just the TCP/IP only
working?
Xscale device and Visual Studio 2003 via ActiveSync or TCP/IP Ethernet.
I can make an autoconnect ActiveSync session with our USB client port
and USB cable (our platform is simular to the Intel lubbock).
ActiveSync is working fine over USB. It connects as Guest only.
I have installed the "Windows CE.NET utilities v1.1 for Visual Studio 2003"
Here is the problem:
I can get it work by doing the following, start SDAuthUtilDevice on the CE
device. Run "Smart Device Authenication Utility" from the tools menu on VS
and putting in the static IP address of the device. Plug in the USB
ActiveSync
connection. I have a LAN ethernet connection also. This is the only way I
can
get it to work.
The Readme for the "Windows CE.NET utilities v1.1 for Visual Studio 2003"
describes a TCP/IP Ethernet only (ActiveSync not required) connection
similar
to what I described above but not using the USB ActiveSync. This method
does not work as described.
I also tried to get a debug session via ActiveSync (USB) only and this also
does not work.
It looks like the "Startup server option" in the VS settings option only
allows "ActiveSync" and the transport only allows "TCP/IP" or "IRDA"
I would like to debug with just USB ActiveSync (as our Ethernet controler
will
not be populated on our production device). Does it have anything to do with
the "Guest" only ActiveSync connection?
Has anyone gotten this working? or has anyone got just the TCP/IP only
working?