Hi Chris,

Sorry for the late reply, here are my findings:

#1) I wasn't able to run DfuSe Demonstration on my laptop(As it would just crash everytime I hit "Upload"), so I installed everything on a fresh desktop and still ran into the errors above. I then was able to run DfuSe Demonstration from my desktop to produce a dump.

#2) Attached is my full solution with the dump.dfu inside:

https://www.dropbox....tduino.zip?dl=0

To run this project, open the Monkey.Robotics-master folder and then navigate to "Sample Apps/Robotroller/Robotroller.sln"

Please note for the Netduino specific items, you will find two projects:

* - Robotics.Micro.Core

* - Robotics.Micro.Robotroller.Netduino (References Robotics.Micro.Core)

These can be found under the "NetduinoRobot" folder and you can simply exclude all the "MobileApp" solution items.

Once again, I really appreciate all your help with me getting this code deployed to my Netduino 2 Plus!

Hi Chris,

Unfortunately that did not resolve the issue. I still get the same error:

The program '[2] Micro Framework application: Managed' has exited with code 0 (0x0).

I also changed my MSBuild output verbosity to diagnostic to see if I might be able to dig deeper, but it doesn't seem to provide anything ontop of the minimal.

Onto the next item!

Hi Chris and JoopC!

I tried this out last night and no cigar.

1) The solution can be downloaded here: https://github.com/x...cro.Robotroller

(Full Sample in case a missing project reference - https://github.com/x...ps/Robotroller)

Please note that I did some small refactoring for my specific board:

Changed Reference: SecretLabs.NETMF.Hardware.Netduino -> SecretLabs.NETMF.Hardware.NetduinoPlus

Changed Pins.ONBOARD_BTN  to Pins.ONBOARD_SW1(As I believe that is the Netduino 2 Plus equivalent from peeking in a decompiler)

Netduino:

Netduino 2 Plus:

2) Do you have a guide on this topic so I can provide this image? I'd really be interested in how I can figure out if this is an issue between VS deploying or runtime

3) I've tried various combinations, and all seem to have the same result. What can I provide here that isn't in my MFDeploy / etc?

One of my sneaking suspicions is that this code might not work as "nicely" as on a regular Netduino 2. I decided to go with the Plus as I wanted to do a bit more tinkering and it seemed like the best option at the time. I know that the Netduino 3 is coming out soon and that looks quite awesome as well! Is it possible that this could be a Netduino 2 vs Netduino 2 Plus issue?

Finally, I really appreciate you both helping me out and looking into this specific problem. I know each of you are taking time out of your day to help me, so thanks!

@Chris

The redeployment of the app just does the same thing, which is the respective errors in the first post. Do you perhaps have any troubleshooting ideas that I might have overlooked? I'm targeting 4.3 in my projects, so I don't suppose an issue is the target framework?

@JoopC

I started with the following post: http://forums.netdui...showtopic=10479

To which I updated my firmware to 4.3.1.

I had the following versions installed:
 

.NET Microframework v4.3 QFE1 SDK

Netduino 4.3.1 SDK

This wouldn't let me deploy anything to my board, so I then looked around for the latest version of Microframework:

https://netmf.codepl...ads/get/1423115- (Dated Jan 26 2015)

After installing this, I was able to install and debug my simple LED program.

I had the following versions installed:

.NET Microframework v4.3 QFE2-RTM SDK

Netduino 4.3.1 SDK

Out of curiosity yesterday, I saw a very recent firmware release for 4.3.2(http://forums.netdui...-firmware-v432/), so I decided to update to that. It still lets me deploy my LED program, but not the Digital I/O program.

I would go ahead and try .NET MF 4.4, but I believe Netduino needs a 4.4 SDK for this to work:

https://github.com/N...Getting Started

I will try your suggestion tonight and report back!

Hi Netduino Forums!

I'm fairly new to Netduino, but have been using Arduino for awhile. I'm using a Netduino Plus 2 and after trying quite a bit with v4.3.1 firmware, I decided I'd try v4.3.2. I can confirm that simple programs that include the LED blinking will indeed work and attach to the debugger(https://gist.github....20a8667d975a41d), but it seems anything that has to do with Digital I/O(Pins) seems to crash well before it can even invoke the main program and thus the debugger never gets connected. Currently I'm unable to get past an error stating:

Cannot find any entrypoint!

Which then leads to the following in the Microframework Logs:

The program '[16] Micro Framework application: Managed' has exited with code 0 (0x0).

I do have a fairly simple Program.cs:

public static void Main()
        {
            using (var led = new Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.OutputPort (Pins.ONBOARD_LED, false)) {

                for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
                    led.Write (true);
                    Thread.Sleep (250);
                    led.Write (false);
                    Thread.Sleep (250);
                }
            }

         }

Debug Output:

https://gist.github....69f7c0f24cf63d1

MFDeploy Version Information:

https://gist.github....7e8e7aa468b9d53

.NET Microframework Device Deployment:

https://gist.github....49cff321828efe6

I have tried to re-flash this board multiple times now just in case I missed something in terms of versions. I've also tried to get the board to a "fresh" state by either using the Updater and clearing the applications, or using MFDeploy -> Clear.

Any help would be appreciated!