Hi,
This is a great book and I can’t wait for it to be finished.
Some typos:
Page 5
3. Your code will run on all these devices with almost on changes.
Should read:
3. Your code will run on all these devices with almost no changes.
Page 20
You will find 2 folders, bin, lib and obj
Should read:
You will find 3 folders, bin, lib and obj
There was another one, but I can’t find it now…
Hope it helps.
Thank you,
Errol
What did you change on page 5? 
Tried to bold it but still hard to see. 
“on” must change to “no”…
Thanks,
Errol
ON changed to NO
wow how did you catch that one lol
more typos
P. 14, Second sentence.
This is is not entirely correct.
double is
P.18 Third Paragraph
If you are using one the supported compiler
then this is one command, if
should it be?
If you are using one that supported compiler
then this is one command,
P. 20 Below the image
The we are most interested in is the bin folder
Should it be?
The folder we are most interested in is the bin folder.
P 22, 9.1.1 USBizi Firmware
Second sentence
This firmware has a lot of exclusive features not found any any NETMF device.
double any
Should first any be replace by in
This may be not a typos
P. 17 last word of first paragraph
This allows GHI to fit as
many features as possible in those exciting little chipsets/modules.
My question: What is modules?
Thanks sam
My pleasure, Gus.
anyway, you haven’t answer my question!
???
This may be not a typos
[quote]P. 17 last word of first paragraph
This allows GHI to fit as
many features as possible in those exciting little chipsets/mosuleds.
My question: What is mosuleds?
[/quote]
What is mosuleds? What kind of chipsets is that?
I thought you were kidding, didn’t know this is a question :-[
I meant module, as in EMX module.
My last typos…
Page 22
Fro example, make sure that your RS232 connection is well established.
Should read “For”
Page 25
The NETMF porting kit ships with a tool called “Solution Wizard” that can be used to add or remove components fro your NETMF porting solution.
Should read “from”
[quote]P.18 Third Paragraph
If you are using one the supported compiler
then this is one command, if
[/quote]
Maybe that should read:
P.18 Third Paragraph
"If you are using one [italic]of[/italic] the supported compiler[italic]s[/italic] then this is one command, if"
Didn’t even see this one…
This is strange. Sam, is your post missing a /bold?
Everything after “The folder we are most interested in is the bin folder.” is bold, even other posts… :). Don’t know if it is just my pc…
Thanks,
Errol
Looks like you are reading the porting book. I am not going to fix anything in that book till it is all done.
[quote]This is strange. Sam, is your post missing a /bold?
Everything after “The folder we are most interested in is the bin folder.” is bold, even other posts… . Don’t know if it is just my pc…
[/quote]
I don’t know, I just cut and paste from my NotePad file, That I noted while ago when I read the book. When your started this thread, it is the good time that I added that in before I forget…
[quote]Looks like you are reading the porting book. I am not going to fix anything in that book till it is all done.
[/quote]
Sure he did reading the porting book! 
I would not worry about the correction for now, Gus is kinda very busy preparing for the upcoming Maker Faire in NY.
BTW, have you read the Beginners E-Book?
Thanks for doing this,
lol, the ebook is almost as bad as the porting book honestly. Not so many spelling mistakes that would show up with a spell checker but there are a lot of grammatical mistakes and grammatical structure which makes things unclear.
This is why I have a notice at the beginning saying this is a free book that was made on short free time. I barely have time to write it and never read it a second time
If someone is bothered much and is willing to help as a contribution to the community then I am open to suggestions. I have users fix the book a bit but again, this is free work so it is not perfect and will never be…free comes with a price
Gus:
It is the content that is important. Given the choice, whether new information comes quickly or it takes longer to make it perfect, I think the answer is obvious.
I have said it before, I consider the e-book one of the best technical manuals I have ever used. But, I have only been programming for 45+ years and have a lot to learn.
I try to bee a gud speler and righter, but when I went to enginer skool I did not take a corse on enlish grandma. :