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2005-08-23 by Bogdan Teodorescu
On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server for remote sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has also a port but I was also unable to start the server. Has anyone more luck than me in using the board with a www server ? On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for file storage but I can not figure out how to upload files in the EEPROM. Thanks All the best, Bogdan
2005-08-31 by gussabina
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Bogdan Teodorescu" <bteo@q...> wrote: > On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server for remote > sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has also a > port but I > was also unable to start the server. Has anyone more luck than me in using > the board > with a www server ? On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for file storage > but I can not figure > out how to upload files in the EEPROM. > Thanks > All the best, Bogdan Hi Bogdan: I know an engineer who is writing a book about TCP/IP for embedded systems, and he is developing the stack based on the LPC2000 family (specifically using the E2129 Olimex board). His name is Sergio and you would contact him at (sscaglia at intramarket dot com dot ar). I hope this help you ! Gus
2005-08-31 by Bogdan Teodorescu
Thank you Guss I allready sent him an e-mail All the best, Bogdan Teodorescu ----- Original Message -----
From: "gussabina" <gussabina@...> To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 3:38 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Re: www server on Olimex LPC2124 > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Bogdan Teodorescu" <bteo@q...> wrote: >> On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server > for remote >> sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has > also a >> port but I >> was also unable to start the server. Has anyone more luck than me > in using >> the board >> with a www server ? On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for > file storage >> but I can not figure >> out how to upload files in the EEPROM. >> Thanks >> All the best, Bogdan > > Hi Bogdan: > > I know an engineer who is writing a book about TCP/IP for embedded > systems, and he is developing the stack based on the LPC2000 family > (specifically using the E2129 Olimex board). His name is Sergio and > you would contact him at (sscaglia at intramarket dot com dot ar). > I hope this help you ! > > Gus > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >
2005-08-31 by Richard
Hi, > On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server for remote > sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has also a > port but I > was also unable to start the server. Some questions: + Are you using the same board that the FreeRTOS server was tested on? + Is the software running, but the WEB server not responding, or is nothing working. + If the board is working, but the WEB server not responding, have you double checked: i/ Correct cabling (point to point of through hub) ii/ Compatability of IP address iii/ Correct port number settings + Did you try the project exactly as downloaded from the FreeRTOS.org site, or did you make any modifications? > Has anyone more luck than me in using > the board > with a www server ? I just double checked from a clean install, and it worked straight off. >On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for file storage > but I can not figure > out how to upload files in the EEPROM. As described on the uIP WEB site, the WEB pages are built into the binary image. There is a script file called 'makefsdata' that converts the html found in the fs (FileSystem) directory into a simple flat file system as hard coded C structs. CGI scripts can also be created for dynamic data. The FreeRTOS.org support forum is an active resource for problem solving. There is a link on the downloads page of the WEB site. Regards, Richard.
2005-08-31 by t68src
There is a specialized company that is already offering ARM7 optimized TCP/IP stacks and device management/web server software. Take a look at www.iniche.com for product and platform information. Will likely also have a demo configuration for the Phytec Philips 2294 based board (with SMSC MAC/PHY) very soon (Keil tools). Hope this is useful to you guys. --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "gussabina" <gussabina@y...> wrote: > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Bogdan Teodorescu" <bteo@q...> wrote: > > On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server > for remote > > sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has > also a > > port but I > > was also unable to start the server. Has anyone more luck than me > in using > > the board > > with a www server ? On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for > file storage > > but I can not figure > > out how to upload files in the EEPROM. > > Thanks > > All the best, Bogdan > > Hi Bogdan: > > I know an engineer who is writing a book about TCP/IP for embedded > systems, and he is developing the stack based on the LPC2000 family > (specifically using the E2129 Olimex board). His name is Sergio and
> you would contact him at (sscaglia at intramarket dot com dot ar). > I hope this help you ! > > Gus
2005-09-01 by Bogdan Teodorescu
Hello The software seems to run. The IP space is OK (I was able to get an answer from Ping) But the www server is not running. I still do not know how to upload www files to board memory. The software was Rowleys download. The only change - for the begining- was the IP add. All the best, Bogdan ----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard" <nospam@...> To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:18 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Re: www server on Olimex LPC2124 > Hi, > >> On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server > for remote >> sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has > also a >> port but I >> was also unable to start the server. > > > Some questions: > > + Are you using the same board that the FreeRTOS server was tested on? > > + Is the software running, but the WEB server not responding, or is > nothing working. > > + If the board is working, but the WEB server not responding, have > you double checked: > > i/ Correct cabling (point to point of through hub) > ii/ Compatability of IP address > iii/ Correct port number settings > > + Did you try the project exactly as downloaded from the FreeRTOS.org > site, or did you make any modifications? > > > >> > Has anyone more luck than me in using >> the board >> with a www server ? > > > I just double checked from a clean install, and it worked straight > off. > > >>On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for file storage >> but I can not figure >> out how to upload files in the EEPROM. > > > As described on the uIP WEB site, the WEB pages are built into the > binary image. There is a script file called 'makefsdata' that > converts the html found in the fs (FileSystem) directory into a > simple flat file system as hard coded C structs. CGI scripts can > also be created for dynamic data. > > The FreeRTOS.org support forum is an active resource for problem > solving. There is a link on the downloads page of the WEB site. > > Regards, > Richard. > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >
2005-09-01 by Paul Curtis
Bogdan, Richard has explained to you how the software works and that the file system is compiled int uIP. uIP does not have a full web server, you can't dynamically load files onto the board without writing the software yourself. If you run HTTP on the default address, you should see a page come up no problem. As the board is responding to pings, the MAC and PHY are working fine and you have life. It would be a simple matter to place a breakpoint on an HTTP request and follow the flow of the code if you know anything about IP. If you don't know anything about how TCP or IP works, then you're in for quite a rough ride. -- Paul.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Bogdan Teodorescu [mailto:bteo@...] > Sent: 01 September 2005 06:30 > To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Re: www server on Olimex LPC2124 > > > Hello > The software seems to run. The IP space is OK (I was able to > get an answer > from Ping) > But the www server is not running. I still do not know how to > upload www > files to board > memory. The software was Rowleys download. The only change - for the > begining- was > the IP add. > All the best, > Bogdan > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Richard" <nospam@...> > To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:18 PM > Subject: [lpc2000] Re: www server on Olimex LPC2124 > > > > Hi, > > > >> On Olimex board (lpc2124 and cs8900a) i want to use a www server > > for remote > >> sensor reading. I tryed to use Rowley port of uIP. FreeRTOS has > > also a > >> port but I > >> was also unable to start the server. > > > > > > Some questions: > > > > + Are you using the same board that the FreeRTOS server was > tested on? > > > > + Is the software running, but the WEB server not responding, or is > > nothing working. > > > > + If the board is working, but the WEB server not responding, have > > you double checked: > > > > i/ Correct cabling (point to point of through hub) > > ii/ Compatability of IP address > > iii/ Correct port number settings > > > > + Did you try the project exactly as downloaded from the > FreeRTOS.org > > site, or did you make any modifications? > > > > > > > >> > > Has anyone more luck than me in using > >> the board > >> with a www server ? > > > > > > I just double checked from a clean install, and it worked straight > > off. > > > > > >>On board there is also some I2C EEPROM for file storage > >> but I can not figure > >> out how to upload files in the EEPROM. > > > > > > As described on the uIP WEB site, the WEB pages are built into the > > binary image. There is a script file called 'makefsdata' that > > converts the html found in the fs (FileSystem) directory into a > > simple flat file system as hard coded C structs. CGI scripts can > > also be created for dynamic data. > > > > The FreeRTOS.org support forum is an active resource for problem > > solving. There is a link on the downloads page of the WEB site. > > > > Regards, > > Richard. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor > --------------------~--> > Most low income households are not online. Help bridge the > digital divide today! > http://us.click.yahoo.com/cd_AJB/QnQLAA/TtwFAA/dN_tlB/TM > -------------------------------------------------------------- > ------~-> > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > >