Develop a win USB application to download image?

I want to develop a win32 application (use VC++ or BCB)to download image to
PXA25X via USB,
Do I need to develop a USB driver or use the default driver by the win2000?
I found that the Samsung provided a "DNW" tool to download image to 2410.Is
there any same one provided by Intel?
Any suggestion is appreciated.

davejones
Sun Jan 09 22:53:02 CST 2005

Clarification
(a) You want to just create an application for an existing CE platform:
Assuming it has Activesync then build your app using eVC++ and connect
via activesync via USB; works also for .NET (Compact Framework)
....
OR (b) You want to build an app on a new CE image:
Build you image in Platform Builder; include activesync in the image and
download (via local network , or serial etc). Then do (a). [You can't
download the CE image via USB].

"cool_harber" wrote:

> I want to develop a win32 application (use VC++ or BCB)to download image to
> PXA25X via USB,
> Do I need to develop a USB driver or use the default driver by the win2000?
> I found that the Samsung provided a "DNW" tool to download image to 2410.Is
> there any same one provided by Intel?
> Any suggestion is appreciated.
>
>
>

cool_harber
Mon Jan 10 07:30:39 CST 2005

I just want to develop an anpplication running in win2000 to replace PB`s
download function.
Of course,I must translate the "eboot" bootloader to "USBboot".

"David Jones" <davejones@rmit.edu.au.nospamplease> дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ:66227EDD-2A51-48E2-8B88-026D7D2B78EB@microsoft.com...
> Clarification
> (a) You want to just create an application for an existing CE platform:
> Assuming it has Activesync then build your app using eVC++ and connect
> via activesync via USB; works also for .NET (Compact Framework)
> ....
> OR (b) You want to build an app on a new CE image:
> Build you image in Platform Builder; include activesync in the image and
> download (via local network , or serial etc). Then do (a). [You can't
> download the CE image via USB].
>
> "cool_harber" wrote:
>
>> I want to develop a win32 application (use VC++ or BCB)to download image
>> to
>> PXA25X via USB,
>> Do I need to develop a USB driver or use the default driver by the
>> win2000?
>> I found that the Samsung provided a "DNW" tool to download image to
>> 2410.Is
>> there any same one provided by Intel?
>> Any suggestion is appreciated.
>>
>>
>>

Bruce
Mon Jan 10 07:45:51 CST 2005

In fact you can download via USB, or any other method for that matter as
long as you are ready, willing and able to develop the code to do so.

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Bruce Eitman (eMVP)
Senior Engineer
beitman AT applieddata DOT net

Applied Data Systems
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"David Jones" <davejones@rmit.edu.au.nospamplease> wrote in message
news:66227EDD-2A51-48E2-8B88-026D7D2B78EB@microsoft.com...
> Clarification
> (a) You want to just create an application for an existing CE platform:
> Assuming it has Activesync then build your app using eVC++ and connect
> via activesync via USB; works also for .NET (Compact Framework)
> ....
> OR (b) You want to build an app on a new CE image:
> Build you image in Platform Builder; include activesync in the image and
> download (via local network , or serial etc). Then do (a). [You can't
> download the CE image via USB].
>
> "cool_harber" wrote:
>
> > I want to develop a win32 application (use VC++ or BCB)to download image
to
> > PXA25X via USB,
> > Do I need to develop a USB driver or use the default driver by the
win2000?
> > I found that the Samsung provided a "DNW" tool to download image to
2410.Is
> > there any same one provided by Intel?
> > Any suggestion is appreciated.
> >
> >
> >

Dave
Mon Jan 10 14:12:56 CST 2005

On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 09:47:21 +0800, "cool_harber"
<cool_harber@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I want to develop a win32 application (use VC++ or BCB)to download image to
>PXA25X via USB,
>Do I need to develop a USB driver or use the default driver by the win2000?
>I found that the Samsung provided a "DNW" tool to download image to 2410.Is
>there any same one provided by Intel?
>Any suggestion is appreciated.
>

I wouldn't develop a Win32 driver. In your bootloader implement a
serial function driver for your USB hardware. Windows should pick
this up and make it available as a virtual serial port on your
desktop. The PB download application expands the nk.bin file into a
nk.nb0 file as it is downloaded. Your application would have to do
the same thing.




Dave Heil
Vytek Inc.