That message usually means the binary is hosed, and I believe missing dlls give a different message. Are you sure Thumb is correct for your platform? Are you using a consumer device like a pocket pc phone, etc, or is it a custom board?
I ask that because the existing code does use some functionality peculiar to the pocket pc (phone) that is not generally available on other platforms, yet the SDKs ofen include the headers and import libs, allowing you to successfully compile, but then you can't run it on the target device. When you say 'client application' are you meaning just the gui, or the whole entire set of programs (i.e., the TAP driver, the openvpn executable, and the gui). You can use DUMPBIN to find the dlls from the exe, and also inspect the header to see the cpu configuration. Here is a short list, if it helps: openvpn: * coredll.dll * w2s.dll * iphlpapi.dll * wininet.dll * ole32.dll * cellcore.dll tap-ce: * ndis.dll * coredll.dll ovpncmgr: * iphlpapi.dll * toolhelp.dll * cellcore.dll * ole32.dll * mfcce300.dll * coredll.dll * winsock.dll Your build may (will) differ depending on your platform, because your platform builder may have put some of these features in different dlls. That list was for PocketPC. Now, the cellcore.dll, you may not have on other platforms. It is needed for supporting Windows Connectin Manager, and you can surgically cut out that functionality if your platform doesn't have it. Most of the rest is fairly standard. Before doing surgery, you may wish to re-check your assumptions. Also, if you wish to zip up your problem binaries and send them to me directly, I will do a quick inspection for you. -dave -----Original Message----- From: jonathan openvpn [mailto:jonathan.open...@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 5:36 AM To: openvpn-devel@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [Openvpn-devel] CE port needed DLLs Hello. I'm triying to execute a Windows CE 5.0 porting of openvpn client application. I've been successful on compiling it but when i try to execute i receive the message: "openvpn is not a valid WindowsCE application". I am compiling to ARM-Thumb architecture. I suspect there is a problem with needed DLLs. Could anyone tell me wich DLLs are needed and where could i get them? Thank you very much.
