Install Windows Embedded Compact 7 Virtual Pc
Install Windows Embedded Compact 7 Virtual Pc 64 Bit
Windows Embedded Compact 7 RTM is available for download from Microsoft. Windows Embedded Compact 7, the next generation Windows Embedded CE is aimed at the embedded devices market and can be used to build a broad range of small footprint devices with real-time capabilities. Included with this Windows Embedded Compact 7 are a lot of tool to build embedded applications. The tools include Platform Builder, the Compact Test Kit and several board support packages for ARM, x86 and MIPs processing architectures. You can install this release on the following operating systems:. Windows XP Service Pack 3. Windows Vista Service Pack 2.
Windows 7 (32 bit or 64 bit)Software RequirementsYour computer must have the following software installed:. Visual Studio 2008 (for all components). Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1.NET Framework 3.5. Expression Blend 3 (for Windows Embedded Silverlight Tools)Windows Embedded Compact 7 is available as a 180 day free evaluation version and can be downloaded from the below location:You can also.
You will need a license key in order to activate this trial version. Complete list of utilities needed to make Windows Embedded Compact 7 working are available on.
There is a new BSP coming with Windows Embedded Compact 7 (the public CTP is ): the Virtual PC BSP. This BSP allows to build a CE image for a virtual machine running in Windows Virtual PC environment (if you are running Windows 7) or Virtual PC 2007 environment (if you are running previous versions of Windows). A Virtual image disk is provided with the BSP that will boot into the Ethernet Bootloader eboot in order to establish a connection from Visual Studio to download and debug/test a CE image on the virtual machine.You might have experienced this if you are playing around with this: you are building your OSDesign with the Virtual PC BSP, starting the Virtual Machine that boots into eBoot, establish the connection between Platform Builder and the Virtual Machine, then start the download of your image when boom, download fails leaving you with a message about a TFTP timeout error. This does not happen every time and I couldn’t reproduce it (reason why I don’t have any snapshots), but it seems there is some problem with Windows Virtual PC and the network.A colleague pointed me at a workaround someone posted on a.
I couldn’t test it myself as I cannot reproduce the issue any longer, but let me know if you are facing this issue and if turning off UDP CRC checksum on the network card (the one the Virtual Machine uses) solves it. @DavidThis issue has been brought up with Core triage but I don't know what the outcome is.From what we know, the conditions that we suspect are ripe for this time-out are– The download takes place through a congested network– Placing a router with DHCP enabled inside a network that already has a DHCP server, then getting the IP address from the router inside the networkSo it seems the UDP CRC checksum setting is just a workaround that would work in some specific conditions.I will update the post if I get update.-Olivier.