habakuk

I have to disagree a bit. In my opinion ethernet isn't necessarily useless w/o SSL.

If you want to do something that requires login or to send data over public networks (aka Internet) you should encrypt it. And the webservice that i wanted to use only allows https-secured connections...

Also, it's not common to list limitations. Instead features are listed. You won't be able to stream 1080p videos with a Netduino Plus too, for example. In my opinion that's obvious. The processor speed and RAM just won't allow it.

I think that's a bit different as .Net Micro supports SslStream.AuthenticateAsClient but the Netduino throws a NotSupportedException. :net Micro doesn't promise to show video at all.

As far as I know the Netduino still has no SSL stack. Perhaps Chris could confirm this.

I tired it today with Netduino plus and MF 4.2 but there is still no support. Would have been nice to know this before I purchased it... (as ethernet is rather useless without SSL) - Are there any other limitations (that are also not listed on http://www.netduino....oplus/specs.htm).

And my other question: I deleted some methods and classes an I now have 62296 bytes, but I still get the error. On http://www.netduino....oplus/specs.htm it says I have 64 KB Code storage - shouldn't that fit there? ((62296 / 1024 = 60,83) < 64 KB)

I updated my firmware to version 4.2.0.0 and now i can deploy my package with 62316 bytes.

Incrementally deploying assemblies to device
Deploying assemblies for a total size of 62316 bytes
Assemblies successfully deployed to device.

The other question, how to get a small package, is still a question. Are there any docs about that?

Ciao!
Stefan

Hi Chris,

Could you please try upgrading to the .NET MF 4.2 QFE2 SDK and the Netduino 4.2.0.1 SDK on the downloads page?

You'll need the new WinUSB drivers for the device to work once TinyBooter is flashed.

I tried to install both packages, but they told me that they are already installed (that could be right, I reinstalled my system not long ago) - but now I looked in my installed programs and there are these versions listed:

• Microsoft .Net Micro Framework SDK 4.2 (QFE1)
• Netduino SDK v4.2.0 (August 2012)

After manually uninstalling them and installing the newest version these versions are listed:

• Microsoft .Net Micro Framework SDK 4.2 (QFE2)
• Netduino SDK v4.2.0 (August 2012)

Now I redeployed the bootloader and the firmware and it seams to work.

Thanks!
Stefan

Hi Stefan,

thanks for your answer!

I'm afraid your app is too big for the code memory. Could you try to remove unused classes?

That's a bit disappointing... as I am first at the beginning of my project ;-(

How can I get my project small? What helps, what does the compiler automatically, to reduce the size?

And my other question: I deleted some methods and classes an I now have 62296 bytes, but I still get the error. On http://www.netduino....oplus/specs.htm it says I have 64 KB Code storage - shouldn't that fit there? ((62296 / 1024 = 60,83) < 64 KB)

And can I increase the space by adding a microSD card? Or is this only for data?

Thanks for your answers (Or your hint to the relevant docs)!

Ciao!
Stefan