I have come up with a problem.Somehow my projects stopped working for some reason (it told me i was missing an assembly reference ,and some BIN files could not be found.
So I figured out that I should reinstall the SDK (I was using 4.2)
After installation it said that somehow glide could not be found.
How to manually install Glide?
I was also missing HubAP5 in my toolbox…Why is that? Can i Install it manually?
When I’ve seen that problem before it had to do with me updating my .NetMF version and I fixed it by reinstalling the GHI SDK and my modules came back.
Also.How to manualy install Glide? Does 4.2SDK include Glide somewhere? I don’t remember how to install it.I know that it was very difficult.Can you refresh my memory how to do that?
I’ve updated a number of module drivers and such from 4.2 to 4.3 and its pretty easy, so you might for fun try that, but otherwise does the AP5 Hub module show up in the 4.3 list of modules, and just not in the 4.2 list?
You can install a later SDK version, and you do NOT have to update your code or your firmware on the device. The SDK allows backwards compatibility to different netmf versions. So the “latest” combination of netmf SDK and GHI SDK will give you the ability to still work on and target netmf 4.2, netmf 4.0 or even 3.x projects if you really wanted to.
So lets start at the beginning. What netmf SDK version did you reinstall? What GHI SDK did you reinstall ? And what components of the SDKs did you install ?
In try nr.2 I’ve got Glide references that I’ve needed , but the project still does not work i get errors that I’m missing a reference or something. I’ve added the picture bellow.
Am I doing something wrong? Do you have any suggestions? I need to launch my project until Monday…
Thank you for your support on this problem.
P.S I have also tried to make a new project and retype the source code by hand. Still no luck
The problem you hit is because you were taking builds of SDKs from different source locations that were never used as the basis for a common build. The simplest way is just follow the bouncing ball that GHI have laid out that are all using the correct starting point and then target whatever framework you want. .NET Micro Framework – GHI Electronics