At work I'm trying to get a USB to Ethernet adapter working on our ARM based WinCE 5.0 device. After installing the drivers and plugging in the device I get an unrecognized USB device error. The device is labled as a Core Chip QF9700. The device comes with WinCE drivers, but couldn't find any documentation stating if they were x86, or ARM based drivers. Opening the cab file in vi I can see a string mentioning ARMV4I, but that doesn't prove it's an ARM driver. Does anyone have experience with this device?
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Hi fiske, If it's ARMV4i, then it has to be arm based. I'm not very familiar with this device, but the one I know that works on mini2440 is the http://www.andahammer.com/usbether/. Which device are you using?
Thanks, I'll take a look at usbether. What I meant about the ARMV4i, is that a single string inside a binary doesn't prove that the driver actually is compiled for that architecture. I'm unsure of the exact nature of the device we use (the device is supplied to us by a company in Italy).
Sorry for the delay, could of sworn I had hit submit earlier: As far as I know it's a custom board, so there is no link. Normally I only deal with the software side of things around here, so I'm not too familiar with the hardware setup.