Hi all
I just downloaded the stand alone device emulator community preview to do some application tests in an emulated PDA network.
In order to proceed with the test, I need to bind a real network card installed on my laptop to make it available to the emulator.
On laptop where I am running the emulator, I have a wi-fi card, a normal ethernet card and a virtual machine loopback adapter driver installed, the ethernet card is connected to a desktop computer and got a valid IP address already.
However, in configuration window, the emulator does not allow me to bind a different ethernet driver than virtual machine loopback and I cannot change it because the combo-box is disabled, why Is it something related to the beta version
Another question: Am I able to launch multiple instances of the stand alone emulator and bind every instance to a different real ethernet driver
Best regards and thanks in advance for answers
Fabio
Question about NE2000 binding in the device emulator
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Question about NE2000 binding in the device emulator
danprime
When starting the emulator from command-line specify with /p option the mac address of the network card you are interested in. The emulator will bind to the card with the mac address specified.
Hope this helps.
-Thanks,
Mohit