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VTune 7.2 with Dell Axim30

dgarise
Beginner
‎08-22-2005 11:24 PM
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Hi all,

I am trying to use VTune analyzer to profile an application on Dell AXIM30(with WinCE). I have the evaluation version of VTune. Does the evaluation version of VTune support remote agents.

Thansks in advance
Deepak
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jeffrey-gallagher
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‎08-23-2005 07:49 PM
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YES!
Both Windows remote agents, and Linux remote agents. If you have a CD, just boot it up and the index.htm will appear. Scroll down the page, and you'll see a section on REMOTE AGENTS, one for windows, one for linux.
Just click on the one you want and ftp/sneakernet the file over to the remote system, and install vtserver (by running install.sh, if memory serves).
cheers
jdg
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David_A_Intel1
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‎10-04-2005 05:47 PM
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Or, in the case of the XScale technology remote agent (since the Dell Axim is an XScale technology-based handheld), locate "Intel XScale Technology Remote Agent" in the left-hand pane under "Installation", click on it and then select "Install Now" on the resulting page. This will include Windows* CE installation components as well as additional components for the host system.

Regards,

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