I'll send a package to you later tonight or possibly tomorrow depending on how other things I'm doing work out. Good that you have a WM5 device since I don't have one of those to test with. Wish I had a smartphone too. I'd using PPC2003 and SE. Regarding targeting WM5, I seem to recall that they changed the whole ActiveSync protocol in WM5 and I wonder if that might be the source of your troubles. You definitely should be able to build a PPC2003-targeted app and have it run on WM5, but I don't know if you'll still run into troubles connecting to the WM5 device for debugging purposes. DevStudio 2005 is supposed to be able to target WM5 specifically, but it is not even slightly free, alas. Brief status update: * I unit tested all the 'portability' functions I had to implement to get user-mode to build, so that's out of the way. I discovered yesterday, though, that there will be some significant work to do in two places: the tun.c which is the interface to the driver, which I expected, but also all of the stuff in socket.c will have to be visited as well. I didn't expect that, but all the socket IO is using overlapped IO also, which we don't have in CE. I'm hoping that we can deal with this by making an implementation that is more patterned after the unix socket io, which of course definitely is not 'overlapped' and then just accomodate the few BSD-WSA discrepancies. Since I have been hacking on the code a bit to get it to compile, I am going to send you: * the libs and headers for the openssl and lzo like we talked about * a zip of my source tree with modifications I have made thus far * a brief description of non-obvious configuration; e.g. I have my 3rd party libs in a location relative to my projects that gets picked up via settings in the eVC project I have marked all the spots I have hacked-on with the comment //HHH for ease of searching. You're free of course also to use diff. Talk to you later; you're help will be greatly appreciated! -Dave
-----Original Message----- From: Iftikhar Qureshi [mailto:iftikharqure...@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 11:30 AM To: Dave; openvpn-devel@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: RE: [Openvpn-devel] OpenVPN for PocketPC Please do send the binaries/headers. I'll start testing and will give you an update. You may send it to my email id. I'm having a bit of difficulity making eVC4 target my WM5.0 device - so still working on that. Salamz, -IQ Dave <d...@ziggurat29.com> wrote: Well, a lot of the discovery work at least. Currently I'm testing the routines I added for porting the user-mode stuff. I've tested most of those. Also, if it's useful, I can send you prebuilt binaries and headers for the openssl and lzo. That way at least you don't have to mess with that. Or you might wish to build them anyway as a sanity check on your setup. -Dave