I bought a web platform but haven't done much with it yet. I run Ubuntu Linux at home, where I develop. I was able to run the development environment under Wine, but it would be more convenient to run it natively on Linux. With the new uIP stack it seems like it would be possible.
I'm a professional software developer, so I don't need help on programming, only on how to get started. Has someone written up a simple web page on how to develop on Linux? Someone probably already wrote up such a page, but I have just missed it.
I'm having a problem with the MCSDServer.hex program. I didn't recompile or anything, but I used the one directly from the archive. I use the DS30 Loader and it is configured as specified on "http://dangerousprototypes.com/2009/12/11/prototype-web-platform/". One of the two works as directed, but the other one I have to tell the loader to download then reset the webPlatform. (Does this mean I've damaged the bootloader on this one?) The load succeeds on both devices.
Both of them react the same after the download. They answer pings find. When I go to the web address I get "404: File not found". This means that it is returning the "404" code, and the browser is displaying the rest. What am I doing wrong?
