Hi,
> Thank you for your response. Currently I have mounted a directory of
> the Windows PC (Development PC). I compile my software for the TS-
> Board inside Eclipse and start it for debugging. By this way
> sometimes two programs try to use the same ressource. I thin it is as
> you said, it is a file locking problem because if I unlock them it
> works.
OK, now I understand a bit better. Indeed, typically, if a file is already
open on Windows (perhaps because the tools are reading or writing it) you
can get locking problems, because the Windows CreateFile call allows you
to specify what level of sharing you will permit on the file while you are
accessing it.
> This was the reason why i am looking for another approach. For my
> current understanding it could be parctical way to develop the
> software in Eclispe on the Windows PC. For debugging I open a ftp
> connection to the TS-7300-Board and copy the debug binaries to the
> Board. After that I start remote debugging.
This seems reasonable.
> The only thing I currently need for that is access to the file system
> of the TS-7300 board using ftp. Currently I do not know how to do
> this:) I already tried to backup my SD-Card from TS to a Windows
> drive and after that modify files there but MS-Windows can not read
> the Card. I know this is anothr file system but there is probably an
> easy way to access it... At least ftp could be helpful
>
> @js: if if call
> :etc# man ftpusers'
> then I get
> 'No manual entry for ftpusers'
OK, I assumed that you would have the manual pages on your machine.
You could try googling for "man ftpusers" :-)
Also, here is the relevant text from the manual page:
FORMAT
The format of ftpusers is very simple. There is one account name
(or user name) per line. Lines starting with a # are ignored.
FILES
/etc/ftpusers
See also:
http://linux.die.net/man/5/ftpusers
which says little more than I have.
Google is your friend.
Regards
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