[rabbit-semi] how to transfer a file from PC to RCM4400W?
Suppose one wanted to transfer a binary file from a PC to the
filesystem on the flash of an RCM4400W. I would have thought the Rabbit File
Utility would do that, but it seems geared to downloading .bin files only
(which I presume are the executables that the Rabbit processor uses.)
RFU does have a window in which you can specify all sorts of
interesting things like “8 bit cold loader”, “serial pilot
BIOS” and others, but none of them seem like random files like the kind I
want to download.
Hi, I'm using the RCm4300 and i have a problem that when i download the code to the module then i connect the Ethernet cable to the module, the module isn't...
... Try Dynamic C 10.54. They fixed a bug with the ASIX driver (RCM4200, RCM4300) that affected some network setups (I saw it with a 10Base-T hub). - Defect...
... There is a bug in the ASIX chip that will cause it to not negotiate correctly with some hubs/switches. The fix was to use a very long reset to the chip,...
I've, unfortunately, just come across this problem. I'm really stuck because I'm connecting directly to a PC via a crossover cable. Anyone got any opinions on...
I've succeeded at interfacing to my 2-line LCD display from my RCM4400W module, but I wish I could put all the LCD code into a separate file and #include it. I...
... To use lib with #use, you need to add the file to the lib.dir in the DC install directory. The DC docs describe how to generate libraries. -- ... today's...
Yes I have had this problem with the submit button (and in general my experience with the Rabbit Web is not very positive). This is not a big problem however...
Hello Kenny I am using PPP for the connection. Where do I get the definition / structure for tcp_listen(&commsSock,80,0,0,NULL,0); I looked in TCP.LIB and...
Suppose one wanted to transfer a binary file from a PC to the filesystem on the flash of an RCM4400W. I would have thought the Rabbit File Utility would do...
... You can add FTP support to your code. you will have to write code to store the file. I normally define my own protocol and write a PC app and code on the ...
You can "#use" your own library file but you have to include the path in the rabbit library directory file, normally located: C:\DCRABBIT_10.54\LIB.DIR Just...
Ari Barbakos
abarbakos@...
Jul 13, 2009 3:05 am
... You can use "#use" with your own libraries; but, you need to add your libraries to the lib.dir text file. Note: The lid.dir is read when DC program starts...
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