Virtual target that's not the emulator

I run my WinCE development system on a virtual machine, which makes it impossible to use
the emulator platform for testing. So I created another virtual machine, meant to replace
the emulator - it brings up eboot and away we go - almost.

The virtual machine presents the NIC as an AMD PCNet. How can I modify and/or configure
eboot to work with that adapter?


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voidcoder
Wed Mar 08 15:45:17 CST 2006

Is your virtual PCNet chip NE2K compatible? If yes then just figure out it's
IRQ and I/O base and pass these values to standard EBOOT:

loadcepc.exe /e : PCNet_IO_Base : PCNet_IRQ : IP_Address /l : 640x480x16
eboot.bin


"Kevin D. Quitt" <KQuitt@IEEInc.com> wrote in message
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>I run my WinCE development system on a virtual machine, which makes it
>impossible to use
> the emulator platform for testing. So I created another virtual machine,
> meant to replace
> the emulator - it brings up eboot and away we go - almost.
>
> The virtual machine presents the NIC as an AMD PCNet. How can I modify
> and/or configure
> eboot to work with that adapter?
>
>
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> Kevin D Quitt USA 91387-4454 96.37% of all statistics are made up

Steve
Wed Mar 08 15:50:38 CST 2006

Download the new ARM emulator BSP for PB5.0. that should run in a virtual PC
environment. Although it would be slower. (Out of curiosity why would you
put a major development environment like PB into a virtual PC? )

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Kevin
Thu Mar 09 09:40:52 CST 2006

On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 16:50:38 -0500, "Steve Maillet \(eMVP\)"
<nospam1@EntelechyConsulting.com> wrote:

>Download the new ARM emulator BSP for PB5.0. that should run in a virtual PC
>environment. Although it would be slower.

Hmmm. Although my real target for now is x86, that might do. Would you provide a link to
it?


>(Out of curiosity why would you
>put a major development environment like PB into a virtual PC? )

I have to support numerous development environments, including linux, and older versions
of Visual Studio, many of which interfere with one another.


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