sp1ff
Fri May 02 18:26:59 CDT 2008
Thanks, Chris. I guess I knew it was a reach. If I had hardware for
our target device, I'd use it, of course. However, it's still under
development.
"Chris Tacke, eMVP" <ctacke.at.opennetcf.dot.com> writes:
> You you're expecting the WinMo emulator to see the PC's NIC as wireless and
> add it into the WinMo wireless stuff? That's simply not going to happen.
> The emulator has no idea it's wireless - my bet is that it's just bound to
> an NDIS interface. It would be a boatload of work to get it to see it as
> wireless and marshal all of the wireless-specific stuff between the two
> devices, and I can't imagine anyone wanting to go through the pain of that.
> Just get a physical device with a radio.
>
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> <sp1ff@pobox.com> wrote in message news:uk5icy1sr.fsf@pobox.com...
>> I'm trying to configure the device emulator to use my development
>> box's wireless adapter. I can launch (some images) with that option
>> successfully, but when I click on the Wireless Manager app (in Windows
>> Mobile), it refuses to launch.
>>
>> Has anyone done this successfully?
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