works fine with Linux (not sure about MacOS). So it will requires
some investigation to understand what is going on.
Try to use it connected to some Linux machine to confirm.
BR,
Alan
On 1/26/23, Tim Hardisty mailto:t...@hardisty.co.uk>>
wrote:
> I have CDC-ECM working just fine
I've been through 3 different Windows RNDIS drivers and they all behave the
same. One more variant to try tomorrow from some searching.
As you saw RNDIS is a Microsoft thing, and supposedly should just work. There's
probably a change that Windows made that has broken thingsjust for a change!
On 1/26/2023 1:52 PM, Gregory Nutt wrote:
Perhaps you need a driver on Windows? It appears so from a quick
Google where I find articles like:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/network/overview-of-remote-ndis--rndis-
https://supportcommunity.zebra.com/s/article/14
investigation to understand what is going on.
Try to use it connected to some Linux machine to confirm.
BR,
Alan
On 1/26/23, Tim Hardisty wrote:
I have CDC-ECM working just fine to my Linux machine. Ping now working too.
I cannot get RNDIS to work. It is seen by Windows and has an IP, but pings
in
wrote:
> I have CDC-ECM working just fine to my Linux machine. Ping now working too.
>
> I cannot get RNDIS to work. It is seen by Windows and has an IP, but pings
> in either direction fail.
>
> If I ping from my board to the windows machine I get:
>
> arp_send: ERRO
I have CDC-ECM working just fine to my Linux machine. Ping now working too.
I cannot get RNDIS to work. It is seen by Windows and has an IP, but pings in
either direction fail.
If I ping from my board to the windows machine I get:
arp_send: ERROR: arp_wait failed: -110
Looks like arp is
Aha! - was missing the CONFIG_SYSTEM_PING!
I looked at the CONFIG_NETUTILS_PING help and it said it depended on NET_ICMP
and was selected by SYSTEM_PING...that confused me.
Thanks!
I can run ping now but it fails with:
ERROR: socket() failed: 93
That's "protocol not supported"
27;t explain why the PING app isn't available:
> any thoughts on that?
>
> > On 25/01/2023, 23:12, "Alan C. Assis" <mailto:acas...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>> When you had double about your configuration, the best option is
>> looking some worki
Hi Alan - yes, I'm doing that to check what I missed for RNDIS (followed your
video guide btw), but I can't explain why the PING app isn't available: any
thoughts on that?
> On 25/01/2023, 23:12, "Alan C. Assis" mailto:acas...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> When yo
no ping response *from*
> my board. Windows usually allows outward pings without problem. But this may
> be more relevant once I can get the NuttX ping to Windows available.
>
> Linux not even seeing my board with RNDIS, but think I found that when I
> last tried this, years ago.
&g
I did turn the firewall off, just in case, but still no ping response *from* my
board. Windows usually allows outward pings without problem. But this may be
more relevant once I can get the NuttX ping to Windows available.
Linux not even seeing my board with RNDIS, but think I found that when I
as the right IP address etc. But I can't ping my board.
Probably some buried config setting that I'm yet to find, so I thought I'd try
pinging the Windows (11) PC from my board instead, so enabled the built-in ping
example app.
It compiles OK but the app is not available from the
Hi all,
I'm trying to get RNDIS working. It nearly does - Windows sees the "gadget" and
it has the right IP address etc. But I can't ping my board.
Probably some buried config setting that I'm yet to find, so I thought I'd try
pinging the Windows (11) PC from my
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