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Latest revision as of 08:07, 13 May 2019
A 32-bit and a 64-bit Windows installer will also be available in the future, typically from the releases page on Github. The installer packages together:
- ChipWhisperer directory (same as in GIT)
- Python binary & required libraries.
- Windows USB Drivers
- Binary to run Jupyter
This will install ChipWhisperer to a location on your hard drive. Note it must be somewhere your user owns, as the portable Jupyter install will not run from areas the user cannot write to. C:\Users\<YOUR_USER> is a good install location, but C:\Program Files (x86)\ isn't.
You will need to install compilers for the firmware manually (i.e. WinAVR, Arm GCC) as described in Manual Install - Windows.
