You were right. The Insider Preview booted fully. However, on every boot I received a 0xc000014c warning about corrupt boot sector (or something along those lines). I just left it at that screen for about a minute (maybe two), then Windows continued and started up correctly. I occasionally had the s...

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I've downloaded the Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard and set up an SD card according to the instructions on that site. When booting my Raspberry Pi 2 from the SD card the Windows logo shows up with the spinning balls below. After a while, the Windows logo disappears, the spinning balls continue to spin...

Worked like a charm. Thank you!

See, I just knew there was something simple and silly! I have now got a symlink in /dev named "mydevice" which points to /dev/bus/usb/001/004 (or whichever number the device receives). The 004 has the group owner I set in the rule. What happens if I connect another device with the same VID/PID? Does...

I'm accessing a USB device using libusb, but I'm only able to do so if I start my application as root/sudo. After churning through various sources I've found that I need to add a rule file to udev in /etc/udev/rules.d/ to be able to give permissions to other users. I named this 50-MyRule.rules and a...

Sorry in advance for bringing up an old thread. I added " deb http://download.mono-project.com/repo/debian wheezy main " to /etc/apt/sources.list, ran "apt-get update", then "apt-get install mono-complete". " mono --version " now reports version 4.0.2, which is a great start. However, 4.x introduced...

Keeping this thread updated with what I find :) Windows 10 IoT comes with a generic USB driver called WinUSB . You can get your USB device to use this driver by creating and INF file with the following contents: ; WinUSB installation file for USB device [Version] Signature = "$Windows NT$" Class = U...

I have a USB device that I have successfully set to use the WinUSB driver, and it shows up on the Raspberry Pi 2 startup screen as a connected device. I have added it as a capability to the manifest: <Capabilities> <Capability Name="internetClient" /> <DeviceCapability Name="usb"> <Device Id="vidpid...

Hi,

On a regular Windows PC we can use a generic USB library to communicate with USB devices without having to resort to 3rd party drivers. An example of such a library is http://libusbdotnet.sourceforge.net/

Does similar options exist for Windows 10 IoT?