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Configure remote debugging
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With your project open in Visual Studio:
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Right click on your project (not solution) in the Solution Explorer and select <kbd>Properties</kbd><br/>
<img src="images/ConfigureRemoteDebugger1.png"/>
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<li>Expand <kbd>Configuration Properties</kbd></li>
<li>Select the <kbd>Debugging</kbd> tree item</li>
<li>Change the <kbd>Debugger to launch</kbd> to <kbd>Remote Windows Debugger</kbd></li>
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Configure the debug page like the following picture, paying close attention to the debug settings:<br>
<img src="images/ConfigureRemoteDebugger.png"/>
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Please change the following settings to configure remote debugging:<br/>
Remote Command: <kbd>c:\test\$(TargetFileName)</kbd><br/>
Working Directory: <kbd>c:\test</kbd><br/>
Remote Server Nane: <kbd>mygalileo</kbd><br/>
Deployment Directory: <kbd>c:\test</kbd><br/>
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<b>NOTE:</b> If you want to change the directory that your project is deployed to and run out of you will need to change all of the places it says c:\test\ to your desired path.<br/>
<b>NOTE:</b> If you change your Galileo's name, you will need to change the Remote Server Name to match.
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<h4>Configure remote deploying</h4>
Before you close the Property Pages, select the <kbd>Configuration Manager...</kbd> button from the upper right corner.<br/>
Make sure "Deploy" is checked for your project<br/>
<img src="images/EnableDeployment.png"/><br/>
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- From a file explorer window, navigate to \\mygalileo\c$\Windows\System32\Boot
- If prompted enter the username as \Administrator and the password as admin
- Right click on autorun.cmd and select Edit
- At the end of the file add: start YourAppLocation\YourAppName.exe
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Changing your Galileo's Name
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Through telnet, run SetComputerName using the following line<br/>
<kbd>SetComputerName YourNewName</kbd><br/>
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If you change your Galileo's name, it will break remote deployment and you will need to change the remote debugging/deployment settings on all projects to match.
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Through telnet, run 'tlist' to view currently running tasks
C:\>tlist
0 System Process
4 System
176 smss.exe
256 csrss.exe
284 wininit.exe
292 csrss.exe
308 winlogon.exe
328 services.exe
340 lsass.exe
420 svchost.exe
752 cmd.exe
764 msvsmon.exe
772 Galileo_eboot.exe
780 httpsrv.exe
788 ftpd.exe
796 telnetd.exe
804 mwstartnet.exe
860 msvsmon.exe
1284 TemperatureSensor.exe
1472 cmd.exe
112 tlist.exe
Through telnet, run 'kill PID' or 'kill Name' to kill a currently running task
C:\>kill 1284
process TemperatureSensor.exe (1284) - '' killed
C:\>kill TemperatureSensor.exe
process TemperatureSensor.exe (1284) - '' killed
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Using 'kill Name' on will close all tasks with that name.
An often overlooked option for wirelessly connecting your Galileo to the internet is to use a Wi-Fi to Ethernet adapter.
Netgear WNCE2001 pictured
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Bridge your PC's network connection to the Galileo
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<p>You can provide internet connectivity (wireless or other) by sharing, or "bridging", your PC's network connection.</p>
<p>When you connect your Galileo to your PC directly (as outlined <a href="./SetupGalileo.htm" target="_blank">here</a>), then you can share the network connection the PC is using to connect to the internet with the Galileo by following these steps:</p>
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<li>Open the "<b>Network and Sharing Center</b>" from the Start Screen.</li>
<img src="images/Start_NetworkandSharingCenter.png"><br/><br/>
<li>Select "<b>Change adapter settings</b>" from the left hand column.</li>
<img src="images/NetworkandSharingCenter.png"><br/><br/>
<li>In the network connection settings select "<b>Layout->Menu bar</b>" from the "<b>Organize</b>" drop down menu.</li>
<img src="images/NetworkConnections.png"><br/><br/>
<li>Select your "Ethernet" connection (to the Galileo) and your other connection (to the internet) [<i>"Wi-Fi" pictured</i>].</li>
<img src="images/NetworkBridgeConnections.png"><br/><br/>
<li>Wait for connection to be created...</li>
<img src="images/Status_BridgeWait.png"><br/><br/>
<li>Once the bridge has been created and new connection will appear, labelled "Network Bridge".</li>
<img src="images/NetworkBridge.png"><br/><br/>
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<p>Now that your network bridge has been setup, your Galileo should be able to access the internet via your PC's internet connection.</p>
<p>Use <kbd>ping bing.com</kbd> from a telnet session to your Galileo to confirm.</p>
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