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Windows on ARM, Support? #2
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Hi, unfortunately, I don't have access to a Windows machine to set this up. I would be happy to accept any PR featuring these changes. |
I recently changed the code to use NCM (Network Control Model). According to Microsoft's documentation, this should be compatible with Windows 11 but not Windows 10. |
Sorry, I have no windows 11 machine... |
This is from august last year, it seems most users are still on Windows 10. |
Cool, so went to that file, I swapped the 0 and the 1....
Thanks. |
I found the definition of the first missing reference: |
I think the source code for this is at the pico-sdk repository. Their CMake is quite complicated. It’s kind of a pain to modify things without breaking it.
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I found the definition of the first missing reference:
pico-sdk/lib/tinyusb/src/class/net/ncm_device.c
But I'm not familiar with the CMakefile system, how can I add that file into the build?
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Please connect the RPI PICO and the just the tcp server module to test the rndis compatibility as it will open the path to port the entire project to a low powered devices Window on ARM devices.
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