cpp file is provides, which doesn't do much, built for debug and tried a Run command. All I did was create a new C++ project, look at the default.
#Set up mtty download#
Then I tried to download a project I'd built. On a reset, I saw the nb> prompt, typed BOOT, and saw the factory app run. and using MTTY and the FLA command I got that pushed to the board. Netburner support sent me the default factory application. (Again if you need more detail let me know and I'll upload some screen shots). In eclipse go to the run configurations menu, click on the configuration you are using, and change the value in the Target IP: box.
#Set up mtty update#
This will happen every time until you update the fun configuration. You see the AutoUpdate normal screen and you can type in the new address and then hit Update. Then when you go back to eclipse, it still thinks your board is at 32 so when it runs AutoUpdate it can never find your board. Then you run a program with DHCP and your DHCP assigns a different IP. One thing that is easy to screw up is when you get your default 5270 it gets an address like 192.168.1.32. Make sure you check the "AutoUpdate" box.Ģ. After the screen that has the search button, use the NEXT button and you willl get to the screen with the checkboxes. Make sure to choose "Netburner Device Executable" when starting. Then start over creating your sample app but use the wizard and don't hit the FINISH button too soon. (IF you need more help with that let us know).ġ. Follow Rnixon's advice and reinstall with MTTY a factory default program. If your simple program has already downloaded once your problem is you probably didn't enable AutoUpdate when you created your program. What program is in your 5270 right now? If it is the factory default Skip to Step 2. Everything is on the same LAN with no funny firewalls involved.Īnyone know what I'm missing? I have a ticket in, but maybe it's something very simple. I don't think I have any other fancy port blocking. Autoupdate comes up, sits there doing nothing for a time, and then times out. I create a C++ application called "test", containing the default application code, which apparently just writes a message to stdout and then goes into a sleep loop.ĥ. The output ends with a message about TCP. In IPSetup, all the numbers on the left hand side are 0's, and the only device listed on the right is this new board, reporting the same IP as my DHCP server sees. From my laptop, I can ping it and it responds. It powers up, and from my DHCP server I can see that it's acquired an IP address. I'm missing something but I'm not seeing it help appreciated.ġ. Matty Simpson had the ball in the net but a fifth goal for the striker was ruled out for offside and Sam Goodge went closest to scoring with the keeper denying him, but no further goals were scored and Ely ran out 4-0 winners.I tried to set up my new development kit yesterday, and got nowhere. The second half saw Ely having all the possession but the home side couldn’t add to their four goal haul. Simpson’s hat-trick was completed four minutes before the break when a ball forward was not dealt with by the Needham defence and Matty Simpson pounced to strike the ball home from 18 yards out.
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#Set up mtty series#
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