- Sun Aug 31, 2014 3:22 am
#59
That's simple enough. There are self-served licences included, but those are only valid until 28-jun-2014. We can however still use them.
Set back the clock for a year (or any other sufficient period of time):
Start the licensing server through the "xtensa" shortcut on the desktop. From here on Xtensa Xplorer can properly "validate" its license and functions as it should.
hackrid wrote:seems we have to bypass the license stuff "some how" ?!
That's simple enough. There are self-served licences included, but those are only valid until 28-jun-2014. We can however still use them.
Set back the clock for a year (or any other sufficient period of time):
- Disable internet time synchronization (double-click on time, third tab, leftmost button at bottom is "OK" as usual)
- Shutdown VM
- Set back BIOS time 1yr: VBoxManage modifyvm ESP_IOT_SDK --biossystemtimeoffset -31536000000
- Start the VM again
Start the licensing server through the "xtensa" shortcut on the desktop. From here on Xtensa Xplorer can properly "validate" its license and functions as it should.
