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Hi Gaby Levy,
Gaby Levy said:Problem with "Adding NDK Support to an Existing Application" as described in chapter 1.6.1of document SPRU523H "TI Network Developer's Kit (NDK) v2.21 User Guide"
This document is for NDK 2.21.
Gaby Levy said:I am using ccs v5, working on evaluation board for C6748. 1. I downloaded and put in ti folder the ndk and nsp (ndk_2_20_03_24 and nsp_1_00_00_09) 2.
Here you state that you are using NDK 2.20x
The XGCONF features that you see missing are not available in NDK 2.20. You need NDK 2.21 (or higher) for that.
Please try NDK 2.21x or NDK 2.22x, which you can download here.
Steve
I am sorry, it seems there is an advance but then I am stuck in next step, similar item.
I managed to update the ndk, but now it seems also the nsp has problems (I am using nsp_1_00_00_09):
There is undefied symbol " _NIMUDeviceTable C:\ti\ndk_2_22_03_20\packages\ti\ndk\stack\lib\stk6.a674<nimu.o674>"
In "1.6.2 Troubleshooting NDK Application Builds" of the same document, one of the steps says I am supposed to "In the XGCONF configuration editor, use the Available Products view to enable the NSP > Emac module. Do this by right-clicking on the Emac module under the NSP component and choosing Use Emac from the context menu."
However same as before I do not see activation, only basic empty table, tab name "properies" , so do not have that squares where I can enable modules.
Thanks in advance,
Gaby
Thanks I managed, I updated the NSP adn anyway it is using the rght click button and then enable....
BR
GBL