CoreCDP is built using OpenEmbeded and for those new to it, here is a good overview article in EE Times that explains the basics.
Open Embedded: An alternative way to build embedded Linux distributions
To all CDP developers:
We have discovered that the serial 3-pin debug cable included with the CDP was manufactured incorrectly for units made prior to 7/4/2011.
We will be glad to ship you a new cable upon request.
You can make the request through our support portal.
Please include the serial number of the unit and your name and address to where you would like it shipped.
If you want to do the modification to the cable yourself, see the cable diagram for proper connections.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Jesse Gilles
Multi-Tech Systems
Instructions have been added for building CoreCDP on a CentOS/RHEL 5 system. See the Prerequisites page for details.
CoreCDP version 1.1.1 has been released! Key changes:
Download:
See CoreCDP 1.1.1 Release Notes for more information.
The Git repository associated with our developer site has always existed, but never formally linked to the menu bar. Having it readily available will make it easier to use without having to jot it down.
The repository is used to host projects (such as CoreCDP) and example applications for your use.
3 Models Offer Flexibility Needed for Any Deployment Scenario
A significant benefit to developing with Multi-Tech Systems’ Cellular Development Platform (CDP) is the ability to embed software onto field-proven, application-ready hardware to quickly create an end-user solution with data communications capability. Developers who complete the proof-of-concept stage with the CDP can quickly bring their solutions to market one of three ways. (click to read more)
One of the hopes of this website was to encourage discussion among developers through the use of our developer forums. In order to support this, users must register with Multi-Tech. Registered users can access both www.multitech.net and support.multitech.com with their Multi-Tech ID. If you already have a Multi-Tech ID, use it to access the developer forums. If you don’t have a Multi-Tech ID, we encourage you to register and participate.
This is the initial launch of the Multi-Tech Developer website. Our goal is to have it grown into a developer community where ideas are shared and problems are solved. This is just the beginning. We have many enhancements planned for the upcoming months.