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Dotnet tutorial

pkfox
in Advanced users - Development

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Hi all, I'm using an online article to help get me started with DotNet core

this one

 

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All works fine when I use a Raspberry Pi as my target host but on my Nanopi the executable file created by dotnet publish -t linux-arm is not found, in the article the author creates a console app from a Windows command line and then publishes it. He then copies all the files from the Windows *publish* folder to a Pi and the executable created by Windows runs on the Pi. If I do the same on my Nanopi I get a file not found error - racking my brains with this one as the file is definitely there. I can create apps directly on the Nano cli but it would be nice to create and test them using Visual Studio and run them on the Nano, The Nano had dotnet core 3 preview installed, any ideas guys ?

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