I have several of these now and only had boot issues with a handful of patriot sd cards so I don't use them much any more. Just as a test I started up and was on the app load screen in ~30 seconds and my app was fully loaded in 35 seconds. So it may be that booting for win iot is more io bound than ...
It should be built into win iot as well if it isn't working you might use power shell to see if you can ping the time servers or you can reset them using something like.
Here is your problem, you need fairly precise timing with the dht11 so you will need to use the c code to give you that timing. The code you will find on the internet for windows iot works and any shortcuts you take here will only lead to issues down the road.
Issue was related to something not installed on my dev system. I tried to deploy from my desktop and it worked fine, I was then able to deploy from my laptop no issue.
I'm trying to deploy a project to a pi I setup last night and getting the following error. 1>------ Deploy started: Project: DHT11Test, Configuration: Debug ARM ------ 1>DEP0100 : Please ensure that target device has developer mode enabled. Could not obtain a developer license on 10.10.1.187 due to ...
Right now the only way you can VPN with Win IoT is using ssh tunnels. That said as an IoT device this is normally solved using an ssl http connection so there isn't normally much of a need for a vpn setup and if there is using an external device can get you around that by tunneling your traffic tot ...
I just got my official display up and running after reading this. Add lcd_rotate=2 to your config.txt file and it should turn everything to the way it was.
If it was possible you would need to edit the file in c:\windows\boot\resources\bootres.dll then you would need to be able to edit resource 1 in that file with something like restorator it's a compressed archive of the boot logo images. Then you might need to be able to sign the file once repacked a...
The pause was just so I could watch the pulses easier on the logic probe without having to dig for the scope in the garage. I didn't realize no flow control was available, even software not sure how I missed that in all I read. I removed it and output worked as expected. The only issues I see now mi...
I'm running 10.0.10586 and the TX line won't even pulse when I write to it. All the flush calls return method not implemented. protected static async void runSerialTest() { try { Windows.Devices.Enumeration.DeviceInformationCollection devs = await Windows.Devices.Enumeration.DeviceInformation.FindAl...
Some points of interest are that it doesn't appear the raps supports the onboard part at this time. I was able to get read working without some weirdness but I was unable to write. Looking for documentation I came across that the port is reserved for the kernel and the following pinout mapping. I wo...
You know I just did the install to a pi last week using windows 8.1 without really thinking about it. I do have an msdn subscription and the latest VS 2015 on that VM but I didn't have to fire up the Win10TP vm. I just downloaded the latest July 10th msi iso ran it and just went through the motions ...
So I got the latest build installed and after a bit of futzing around with cabling I got composite output so if anyone is wondering it does work if not officially supported. The splash screen is super squished I'll post a screenshot after this.
It isn't the file transfer taking that long it's what is being done on the other end. Instead of just uploading a program and running it on the other end MS is doing other things when it receives the file and that is what is taking so long. I'm hoping much of it comes out before they release. I migh...
It should work without issue you will just have to add ti as a dependency or if you want you can add it as an embedded resource and load it dynamically at application runtime. But why not just use System.Web.Extensions? The System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer class is good enough fo...
You might have to post pictures of what you are seeing, as I was seeing the exact thing you were until I realized you had to deploy using the store and select the files it built. I have pushes several of the out but still can't get anything else to work properly.
The following shows up in the event log for me when the app spins up and crashes. This is after a full clean install of Win10 x64 and VS 2015 RC then WindowsDeveloperProgramForIoT. Faulting application name: WindowsIoTCoreWatcher.exe, version: 10.0.10103.0, time stamp: 0x553591f8 Faulting module nam...
It would be possible for slave mode on the A units but you get host or slave mode not both at the same time. You could write your own usb stack for the gpio pins but that seems like overkill. Best option is to deliver the scanned data via ethernet unless you are doing some type of mitm parsing of th...
I just needed to rethink the evolution of this and what I was really doing. SoI went to project, store and create app package. From here I was able to create the files needed. They are located in AppPackages in the root of your project root.