Don't know if you know but this was one of the few things that turned Fabian off Secret Labs. He mentions you promised to create an Ethernet module for the GO. Also he doesn't like how the Agent watch is still not up for sale yet.

I respect you but I'm asking you to do your best to get him back. Fabian Royer is a genius and his contributions made to the .NET MF were priceless!

Cheers Chris!

I live in NZ too. Wellington.

I live in NZ too. Wellington.

Hey chris. I'm having trouble installing the 4.3 SDK. I'm running 4.3 on my N2. I deleted the old 4.2SDK. I can't install the "WIX" 4.3 sdk.

If we have a N+3, I'd like to see built in HDMI with a driver chip for fast performance while keeping the code as native as possible.

This is amazing. The sad truth is it COULD stop me using netduino.

Ok so I'd like to build my own .net dev board. How was the netduino mini built?

What is the exact ARM Atmel chip used and how can I make it run a.net just like netduino?

Cool board! Place nice with SPI? What version of N2 firmware? 4.3?

Juzzer's watch actually seems cool. I''d kickstart it.

Oh and Chris, I'd like you to try find some ways to make everything a single standard. I'm pulling my hair out getting a simple LCD to work from Fabien's NP1 to my N2. If there's a netduino 3, stick to chips that are VERY similar because I hate having to read schematics to find the correct SPI module.

I'm not going to lie, GHI has a much better community. Why?

1. Trained experts supporting new comers VERY well.
2. A very reliable Gadgeteer production.
3. Many members can show their custom made parts.
4. Their "Codeshare" is a brillient place for Drivers.
5. Though not as open source, good structure and gameplan.

I hope we can all learn from this.

I was wondering a NM2 was under development yet.

Do you think it'll support built-in micro-USB? Will it be STM32 or Atmel?

Thank you Chris! Yes, I agree the mini is great for embedded projects. The AGENT smartwatch inspires me to use a NetMini.

The thing that actually attracted me to the AGENT that it runs .NET so it is great for my Windows Phone.

Has anyone used a ST7565 with their netduino? I'm stuck and I'm a noob. Could anyone help me get started with the libraries and a simple demo? The wire up is basic enough as it is. 

I'm desperate. 

I don't seem to be able to get it working, Having problems with line 9.

I'm running 4.2. Here are the photos of wiring and the "result".

Link:https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=95EDA52E6601F7B0!18018&authkey=!ALH6P7svj1YQ3WA&ithint=folder%2c photos in the root.

How do you upload anyway

Thanks but it didin't work. Even when I tried setting it to SPI module 2(according to the N2 schematics). I'm surprised it worked out of the box. Maybe it was designed only for the PLUS. I don't know what else I must do to get the lcd working on this hardware.

I have this thread on GHI and am trying to get my netduino 2 working with my glcd(st7565).

Almost all info you need is there.

Help me fix fabien's driver so something will come up on my lcd. There is also a onedrive link you can check out.

https://www.ghielect...id=18209&page=4

Ok Nerbsti72

I have 4.31 with VS2012 now. The blink test works but this still gives me a white backlight of death. I looked at schematics and also tried setting it to SPI module 2.

I'm surprised it worked out of the box for you..

I'm using a N2. I am on 4.2 and ported everything and deleted most things I wouldn't use. It deploys good but only a white backlight comes on while nothing is shown on screen.

My display is also the negative rgb one.

Title says it all. The only link I found was broken. Wanted it for VS2012.

I have a netduino 2 with the MF version 4.2. I also have a negative ST7565 LCD. I'm trying to run Fabian Royer's sample app: Netduinohelpers.codeplex.com

The problem is that I can't run it as it's written with MF 4.1.

I tried changing the targeted version under project properties now it come up with these "Check Device hardware" issue.

Help/Fix is needed urgently!

Ok, it's a clean 4.2. Now what?