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Windows on ARM, Support? #5

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sidd-kishan opened this issue May 30, 2021 · 2 comments
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Windows on ARM, Support? #5

sidd-kishan opened this issue May 30, 2021 · 2 comments

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@sidd-kishan
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Please let us know when can we have an ARM64 version for Windows on ARM OS.

@rgetz
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rgetz commented May 30, 2021

The Pluto and M2k are multi-function USB devices. The first step is to make sure that we can be specific about what device classes we are talking about.

  • Mass Storage
  • UART (USB CDC ACM)
  • Ethernet (RNDIS or CDC-NCM or CDC-ECM)
  • Mass Storage
  • IIO
  • DFU (if you hold the button in during boot)

For some - you will need to check with Microsoft.

UART - should work, we just need to add some things to the INF file.

From what I can tell - Microsoft does not support RNDIS on Windows IoT (ARM) based on this question and the Hardware compatibility list (RNDIS is missing).

CDC-NCM might work - we would need to test. I found a pointer here

Mass Storage should work out of the box.

IIO should work, but would require libusb built for windows 10 ARM (which I don't think people upstream are doing yet).

It looks like from your activity that you are just running around to projects asking for Windows on ARM support.

We can add this to the list - but I do not know know when we would get to it.

-Robin

@sidd-kishan
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Dear Rgetz,
I am a member of the Windows on Rasberry Pi project and to be frank, I am still learning about hardware driver development so I wanted some sort of radio in Windows on ARM with ARM64 driver so that we will have some sleek open windows based Rasberry Pi driven SDR.

Hence I am asking for help from everywhere for Windows ARM64 driver sources to learn from and build exciting projects with the help that, other folks in the WOR community will also have some new drivers and PlutoSDR will be coupled with a sleek new setup which will be ARM-based Windows GUI driven pocket-friendly, not expensive and not power-hungry x86, x86_64 single board computer.

RNIDS works on WOA.

Thanks and Regards,
Aayush Deo

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