I can access Remote Tools fine and check out various things on the board.Then came the connecting to VS2005 for managed application development in C#. I can then use KITL ethernet transport and Kdstub debugging. The stage I am at now is that I can succesfully build an OS in platform builder CE 6.0, download it through eboot to the board. I have spent the last day battling through issues and have almost got it sorted. I have been using it to connect to a PDA to develop some code recently.I think it might be time for a reinstall of platform builder and/or VS2005 after checking the corecon thing.Cheers,Bevan This would be silly of them if they hadn't given me a build that would be able to do that (ie missing corecon if Gary is right).I haven't tried deleting all the named devices but I have tried creating my own new ones - but still the same effect - 'None' is the only option in all the drop down boxes which is the case with the default 'CE Device' which I presume is the one I should be using.What are you thoughts on Active Sync (on my PC) perhaps interferring in this process? Seems unlikely to me. Thanks for your replies - much appreciated.I am out of town at the moment Gary so I cannot verify that I have included corecon in the build so I will need to do that and get back to you.In response to Dean I am building the standard Cirrus EDB9302 BSP (no mods) it does not give me any options in the target/connectivity options menu but I think it should because in the readme doc that comes with it it says that after the build and the download of the bootloader I should then connect to the device using VS2005 and download the nk.nb0 (I think they even give pictures of the target/connectivity options menu showing the options I should have but don't). There must be a setting I have missed somewhere.Anyones help would be much appreciated.Thank you Do I need to uninstall Active Sync perhaps? I've already tried shutting it down and running multiple instances of VS2005. What has gone wrong here? Is it because this is the evaluation platform builder? I am running Visual Studio 2005 professional edition. I know I should get an option for ethernet in transport at least along with some other options. I can install the generated eboot loader onto the board through an application that came from Cirrus.My problem is that under the target/connectivity options menu it does not show any options for download/transport/debugger.

Everything seems to build fine - no errors etc. In the project properties I enable KTL and the kernel debugger and I also select debug mode as opposed to release for the build type. I have downloaded their BSP for platform builder 6.0 and it compiles fine (in VS2005 with platform builder 6.0) )and provides the correct output files etc. I have an ARM board with a Cirrus EDB9302 processor.

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