With mblock (ide) I've selected the nano device package, but when I go to program the nano with the scratch program, the COM port is available, but the device is never found. I suspect this is due to the old bootloader. Is there a way to make use of the old bootloader under mblock?
My problem is that mblock runs in the 'Debug Mode' in Flash Builder 4.7 (Trial version). But when I export the release build, with 'native installer' or 'captive runtime' option, then running the executable gives error that '[application name] is not a valid win32 application'
I have tried that on 3 different laptops. On all three laptops (each has x64 bit architecture), the mblock code compiles and runs perfectly in the Debug mode but when export the build, it gives 'win32 application' error.
Well, my issue is solved. Turned out I was using AirSDK21 but the I had Air runtime 24 installed. When I installed the AirSDK24, the installer package installed correctly and is working now. Thank you though
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