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- Fri Nov 14, 2014 1:38 pm #2631 Hello, all.
I have a plan - using the webserver sample project, I'd like to create following firmware:
1. provide a static port 80 as a webserver. If not cofigured, work as AP with no password, allow to be setup to connect to home AP and set the password
2. provide a active webpage, allowing to set the GPIO pin to low - I'll connect the pin to Arduino reset and using this I would provide the ability to enter the HEX upload mode
3. provide a static port, e.g. 4000 (configurable using the web-interface) to provide transparent communication using arduino serial (allowing the serial baud-rate to be set using the web-interface, too)

For now I am reading the source of the webserver example and learning, but I have troubles to identify some step-by-step how-to for installing the cross-compiler environment on Ubuntu.
Any help would be appreciated

- Fri Nov 14, 2014 4:27 pm #2648 wiki for start.

Very detailed and straight forward (took me only 3 times to get it goin' )

- Fri Nov 14, 2014 4:40 pm #2649 Thanks for the reply.
I already tried - few days already spent
I have a problem with the Building part of the wiki - as soon as I get the IoT SDK, the example only contains IoT_Demo and no at example
Therefore I cannot continue, or at least I do not know how

- Sat Nov 15, 2014 2:34 am #2663

Thanks for the reply.
I already tried - few days already spent
I have a problem with the Building part of the wiki - as soon as I get the IoT SDK, the example only contains IoT_Demo and no at example
Therefore I cannot continue, or at least I do not know how

i attach sdk092 and it contain at in example. i hope it help

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