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[samjones]

OK, so my netduino's miss me? I have been working on the electronics side, and have just returned to the netduino side code. Annd, VS won;t talk to netduino! mfdeploy connects fine. Using all the released 4.1 stuff On a machine I have used for this work from the start Tried with three different netduino boards. Given that the problem spans boards, reflashing boards seems wrong (for multiple reasons). Soooo, it must be on my machine? - reinstalled netduino 4.1 sdk from http://netduino.com/downloads/ - rebooted (couple of times) - rebooted the netduino board - checked that mfdeploy is happy --- Yes, I always exit mfdeploy prior to starting VS Now what? (The only suggestion I have seen is to copy into a new project, but that is both a hassle and unneeded, as this is a working project under version control.) Thanks!

[Chris Walker]

Hi samjones, In Visual Studio, go to your project properties and then to the .NET Micro Framework tab. Change your deployment transport from USB to serial. Save. Then change it back to USB and make sure your Netduino is selected. Does that get you back up and running? Chris

[samjones]

Chris, Thx a ton. So I went to do your steps... and before even starting your steps, everything just worked... happy, but ack....!

[smarcus3]

I have done this but my project will not run. I can get the blinky light to run by not my own code. Please help.

[smarcus3]

I deleted the lcd section of my project and now it runs. I guess I will have to slowly look at it.

[Chris Walker]

smarcus3, How big was the app you were trying to deploy? Chris

[smarcus3]

How do I tell this. My debug folder is 664 KB

[smarcus3]

The debug folder without the lcd class is 641 Kb

[Cabadam]

The debug folder without the lcd class is 641 Kb

In Visual Studio, go to your Output tab after a failed deployment. Change the dropdown till it says .NET MF Deployment (or something like that). That should have some text describing how big your application is.