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NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 3:05 pm
by Forrest
NDK 2.6.0 is now out and available for download on the NetBurner support tools download page Please report any issues in this thread or directly to support by submitting a new ticket at http://support.netburner.com.

New versions of our NNDK are released for evaluation purposes only. We do not recommend using this release in an end product until it has been thoroughly tested. As with all new releases, this will be a beta for the first 8-12 weeks while we await feedback. If no major issues are present, we will upgrade this to an official release.

Please note: OS X release is in preview state. Currently not yet supported: MOD5213, Network Debugging. Expect frequent updates to the OS X preview as bugs are reported.

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# RELEASE 2.6.0 BETA

## New in this version

* New products
    * NANO54415  
    * MOD5441X
* FAT
    * Added the ability to support multiple drives/SD Cards
* IP
    * Asymmetric route checking added
* OS X
    * Support added for Mac
* PC Tools
    * CompHTML now supports arbitrary file types and extensions. To add/modify a file type, modify pcbin\MIME_Magic.txt
    * TCP Send - Allows you to send a file from PC to module over TCP
    * Compcode - added binary output option
* RTOS/UCOS
    * Moved UC/OS initialization to allow global static objects to use rtos functions
* Utility
    * Added HiResTimer. An easy to use configurable time delay/stopwatch functionality with a DMA timer


## Corrections in this version

* DHCP
    * Fixed bug in which DHCP was not handling infinite rebind times
* Ethernet
    * Improved Ethernet status reporting in dynamically changing speed and duplex configurations
* FTP/TCP
    * Fixed 32Kb long get request attack which caused NetBurner web server to lock up.
    * Fixed FTP server bug in which directories were not properly displayed by some clients
* I²C
    * Cleaned up I²C bug that caused a periodical lock up during a re-init call.
    * Fixed timeout bug in MultiI2CRestart()
* IP
    * Fixed IP Checksum error in some debug releases
    * Fixed broadcast filter for fragments and for broadcast packets not on the local subnet.
* L2E
    * Fixed bug in which buffered tcp data object had an error in report charavail(). 
    * Fixed bug with receiving zero window probe requests
* SSL Certs
    * Fixed error in conversion code that incorrectly converted some certs
* SSL Sendmail
    * Fixed bug in which TCP socket was lost left half open on an SMTP email failure
* UC/OS
    * Fixed race condition during boot up with slow-boot memories (SERIAL). Does not affect existing platforms, might affect custom platforms


Re: NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 10:25 am
by Forrest
Some additional notes that were not in the release notes:

New installer software, reduced the size of the installer by 120~MB
Updates NBEclipse to Indigo release

Re: NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2012 2:58 pm
by Forrest
2.6.0 Beta update for Windows released today

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# RELEASE 2.6.0 BETA ADDENDUM (JUNE 2012)
## New in this version
* MOD5441X
	* Added I2C driver
	* Added RTC driver
* NANO54415
	* Added I2C driver
	* Added interrupt definitions
* Utility
	* Added AutoIP capability and example on use

## Corrections in this version
* Installer
	* Fixed compcode hang bug introduced in previous beta
	* Fixed missing platform documents in new installs
* MOD5441X
	* Added missing InitNetworkGDB_and_Wait() function
* NANO54415
	* Fixed SPI flash section misalignment bug
	* Fixed time ticks setup. Was running to quickly and ignored the settings
* NBEclipse
	* Fixed missing m68k-elf-gdb target in new run configurations

Re: NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 2:00 pm
by Forrest
2.6.0 Windows beta update today. Updating to 2.6.0.025 Available at http://support.netburner.com

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# RELEASE 2.6.0 BETA ADDENDUM (AUGUST 2012)
## New in this version
* Examples
	* Merged multiplatform SSH examples in to one app
* MOD54415
	* Added RapidGPIO example (Pulses GPIO pin at max speed)
* NANO54415
	* Added PDF documentation
* SBL2e
	* Added new Software Watchdog example
* Utility
	* Fixed slow bootup time caused by AutoIP
	* Added documentation for AutoIP functions to NetBurner Runtime Librarys PDF

## Corrections in this version
* EFFS
	* Fixed race condition which caused unreadable drive error
* MOD54415
	* Fixed I2C driver bug
* NBEclipse
	* Fixed debugging timeout/disconnect/breakpoint errors
	* Fixed missing library error when changing platforms in a project
* PK70 NTP Application
	* Fixed username/password bug
	* Fixed floating point precision bug
* TCP
	* Fixed multihome error state when using the connect() function.

Re: NNDK Release 2.6 / OSX Preview

Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2012 4:09 pm
by Forrest
NNDK 2.6.0 is released today.

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# RELEASE 2.6.0 (September 2012)
## New in this version
* Examples
	* Added EFFS/WIFI shared QSPI example
	* Added external RTC clock example to MOD54415
* Tools
	* CompHTML now allos user to ignore individual files
## Corrections in this version
* Installer
	* Fixed case where USB driver not installed automatically
* MOD54415
	* Fixed unchangeable timetick bug
	* Added missing can driver
* NANO54415
	* Fixed unchangeable timetick bug
	* Added missing can driver
* SBL2e
	* Fixed TCP duplicate ACK bug
* Tools
	* Added required dll to MTTTY
This should mark as the final 2.6.0 and will be considered a stable release. Barring any major issues, we will start shipping this release with kits in a week.

Re: NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 6:54 am
by fsedano
Hi - Any update on MacOS / Linux version? It seems MacOS has been stalled :-( That's infortunate, we bought 1 year support only because of MacOS version.

Thanks,

Re: NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 9:39 pm
by John.Ohl
I second that question, any updates coming for OSX?

Re: NNDK Release 2.6 Beta/ OSX Preview

Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2013 9:56 pm
by nirias999
The netburner.com site makes it appear that the OSX development tools are production. Is that really the case or is that just a planned future release? I ask because I never saw an announcement on the forum.