I've upgraded to vs2012, .netmf 4.3 and flashed the firmware successfully. I've upgraded my projects and their references to the 4.3 dlls, but when I go to deploy my programs the I'm getting errors with the .net microframework toolbox. I downloaded the 4.3 DLLs but I'm getting the following.

I have downloaded the source, but I'm not real sure how to upgrade it to 4.3.1. Do I have to change the target framework on all 40 projects? Do I have to manually edit the AssemblyInfo files and change AssemblyVersion("4.3.1.0")?

Thanks for the quick reply Chris. Do I also need to change the AssemblyVersion in AssemblyInfo.cs?

Hi cce1911,
 

In each project, go to project properties (right-click on the project name, select the "properties" menu option).

Then change the "Target Framework" from NETMF 4.3 to NETMF 4.2. It will probably close the window for you when you do this, to save the changes.

Then change the target framework back to NETMF 4.3.

Repeat the above for each project. If there are forty, it may take you 15 minutes. Tedious and no fun, but it should change everything from 'pre-production 4.3' to 'production 4.3.1' for you.

Now

Chris,

I just wanted to let you know that I was able to resolve my problem by compiling the toolbox with the 4.3.1 code.

-Capel

Could I use a male to male USB cable to power the Edimax BR-6258n NANO via the N+2 if I have a battery providing power to the N+2?

Baxter,

If I could use the USB port, it would make things easier. So I will now go down the path you suggest.

-Capel

I got the Edimax 6258n and installed but I'm having some issues.

Here is my configuration:

• Belkin N300 Wireless Router
• No WAN connectivity
• DHCP turned off
• Static IP of 192.168.1.1

• Edimax 6258n
• Setup as Station Infrastructure as described in http://www.edimax.us...rastructure.pdf
• Static IP of 192.168.1.99

• Netduino +2
• Setup with static IP of 192.168.1.100

• Laptop PC
• connected to Belkin N300 wifi
• Static IP of 192.168.1.29

My PC application uses a socket connection to talk to the Netduino on port 9999 and 9998. This works fine in a hard wired environment.  In this environment, I can ping the IP addresses of all the devices, but when I go to establish a socket connection I get an error saying "No connection can be made because the target machine actively refused it."

I tried configuring the Port Forwarding feature of the Edimax, but that did not seem to work either.

Does anyone have an idea on how to get the Edimax to allow tcp/ip traffic on designated ports?

I got everything working. I just needed to boot the Edimax and wait 60 seconds before powering up the N+2. When powering them up at the same time, the N+2 did not see the Edimax, but if I waited a minute, everything worked as advertised.

Baxter, yes I have it setup the way you described and port forwarding was not my issue.