This page is being served from a web server running on a configurable Nios II processor.
This web server design example uses the industry standard sockets interface of the NicheStack™ TCP/IP Network Stack - Nios II Edition on the MicroC/OS-II RTOS and simple HTTP server application developed by Altera.
Learn more about the MicroC/OS-II RTOS for the Nios II processor and other products on the Micrium website. Licensing for the MicroC/OS-II RTOS is available through Micrium.
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Learn more about network protocols and network application software for the NicheStack™ TCP/IP Network Stack - Nios II Edition at the InterNiche website. Licensing and support for the version of the TCP/IP stack shipped with this kit is available through Altera.
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The contents of this website are contained in a read only zip filing system. Want to replace this with your own custom web content? Follow these steps to do so:
- Open the file "ro_zipfs.zip" in your Nios II IDE system library project that this web server was built with.
- Add & remove your custom web content. For best results, always include "index.html" and "not_found.html" files in the root. Other files may follow a directory structure.
- Save the .zip file with the additional files. Make sure that compression is OFF.
- Re-compile your system library & re-program flash as described in the web-server example design readme.txt file.
- Keep content sensible in size -- your Nios development board has a limited amount of flash memory.