IPTool

Requirements:
• Pocket PC
• .NET CF runtimes

Description

IPTool was designed to be an all around Network configuration troubleshooting tool. It supports multiple network adapters, and allows the user to perform the following additional functions:

1. Release the current IP
2. Renew the current IP lease
3. Change the device name of the PocketPC device


It also displays all available Network information, including wep key state information (it does not crack wep keys).

IPTool functions like IPConfig on a PC. currently in development on an option that will allow you to change your MAC id, but i'm thinking that might be a difficult prospect.

The program is pretty self-explanatory. A handy little thing, at any rate.

Download: (choose the version for your device processor)

ARM (or) ARMv4

Regards,
Deepak.

Hi, Just curious on ARM and ARMv4 on the software release by you.Im using Dopod 818Pro and i not knowing which one can work on my Texas ARM processor. Kindly explain it further for others viewer too. thx. cheers

Hi, Just curious on ARM and ARMv4 on the software release by you.Im using Dopod 818Pro and i not knowing which one can work on my Texas ARM processor. Kindly explain it further for others viewer too. thx. cheers

XScale supports the ARM v5 instruction set, however it is also backwards compatible with the ARMv4 instruction set. There are three variants of this:

ARMv4: this supports only 32 bit ARMv4 instructions
ARMv4T: 'T' stands for Thumb. Thumb is the ARM 16 bit instruction mode
ARMv4I: 'I' stands for Interworking. This allows for 32-bit and 16-bit instructions to co-exist

As for the other ARM processors:
StrongARM (SA1110): only supports ARMv4 instructions
ARM920T, etc.: Typically supports all three variants

The .NET Compact Framework will provide three sets of binaries for ARM.

ARMv4 for Windows Mobile 2000- and Windows Mobile 2002-based Pocket PC 2002. This will run all ARM of the ARM devices, including XScale. The cab that gets deployed to these devices only has "arm" in the name.

ARMv4 for Windows CE.NET. This will run on Windows CE.NET devices compiled with the ARMv4 kernel in Platform Builder. This will also be binaries for Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC 2003. The cab that gets deployed for these devices has "armv4" in the name.

ARMv4T or ARMv4I for Windows CE.NET. This will run on Windows CE.NET devices compiled with either the ARMv4T or ARMv4I kernels in Platform builder. The cab that gets deployed to these devices has "armv4T" in the name.

U can know all these things by going thru this link too.

[Only registered and activated users can see links]

Regards,
Deepak.