Stefan

I shouldn't see why it's not allowed to post a link to the solution, you're most welcome to do so

There are 4.3 DLLs available if you download the source code. It will be embedded with the installer later.

Hi Djeizan,

Welcome to the Netduino community.

I would like to ask you to use English on these boards. I would love to help you out on your question but regretfully I can't understand you.

BTW if it helps, the connectors are the same as those on the cables used by the Kindle.

And the nook

You actually need a common usb cable from "male Micro USB B-type" (netduino-side) to "male USB A-type" (PC side)

See also: http://commons.wikim..._connectors.JPG

Hi Andy and welcome to the Netduino forums!

Just want to be sure, did you use the correct pin enumeration? This is a common mistake I often make myself too;

Debug.Print(SecretLabs.NETMF.Hardware.Netduino.Pins.GPIO_PIN_D0.ToString()); // 27Debug.Print(Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin0.ToString());           //  0Debug.Print(SecretLabs.NETMF.Hardware.Netduino.Pins.GPIO_PIN_D3.ToString()); //  1Debug.Print(Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin3.ToString());           //  3

The SecretLabs enumeration is the correct one

I wrote my own wrapper, which can be found at http://netmftoolbox....ntegratedSocket

It made working with TCP sockets a bit easier for me.

Hi weixiongmei,

There are currently two options:

1. you can reinitialize the SPI object before every read/write action

2. You can adjust the SPI.Config value with another one

I always use the 2nd method, you can see how in my MultiSPI class: http://netmftoolbox....ew/22109#354226

That's why I always use google to search these forums

Great news!

As addition, I also made a 4.3 built for the .NETMF Toolbox. It's available at http://netmftoolbox....ol/BrowseLatest

hi , welcome

Thank you very much for your response speed Thread

 

What is the best way ?

Downgrade my project [color=rgb(255,0,0);]or[/color] Upgrade my Netduino ?

Depends, downgrading the project is the easiest, but if you require 4.2 features, it may be better to upgrade your netduino. It's up to you really. Both versions are still supported as far as I know.

Hi Omar, and welcome to the Netduino Community.

The error you are getting is because you are trying to deploy an application for the .NET Micro Framework version 4.2, whilst the Netduino still holds version 4.1.2821.

There are two possible solutions:

1. Downgrade your project

2. Upgrade your Netduino

Both solutions are described here: http://wiki.netduino...y-mscorlib.ashx

First; Awesome project!

Second; Congratulations on your wedding!

Third; Thanks for proving a point I once made; geeks find the most attractive women. I still try to convince my wife of that though

Indeed, if IndexOf returns -1, the haystack doesn't include the needle.

Thanks for the confirmation, guys - turns out another problem was causing my inability to use vs2012 with 4.2.  It's working for me.

 

Note: in order to setup a new dev environment, you need to install vs2010 - at least temporarily - because the installer for the .Net Micro Framework SDK 4.2 requires it. Bleh.   Thanks alot Microsoft!

You could also install the 4.3 SDK which includes 4.2 and 4.1 assemblies, without need for VS2010