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HoloTool Kit on Raspberry Pi with Windows 10 IoT

Hello, is it possible to run sharing service for Hololens in Windows 10 IoT Core? It will be nice to use RPi instead of a big CPU when you just need it to run sharing service for Hololens.

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    @jaaani07,

    To run the sharing service on Windows 10 IoT Core, you will need to build the sharing service as a Universal Windows application. In the HoloToolkit GitHub project, there are project files that will allow you to build as a UWP.

    If you run into any issues using it on your Raspberry Pi, please file them on GitHub and feel free to contribute any fixes.

    Thanks!
    David

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    jaaani07jaaani07
    edited March 2017

    @DavidKlineMS Thank you sir, on your recommendation I posted my question in GitHub HoloToolKit repository but didn't get any suggestions. Actually, I tried to build the sharing service in MS Visual Studio but it only deploys SessionManager Universal but not the SharingService. It creates an executable SharingService file which doesn't work in Windows 10 IoT Core. Can you guide me how to build sharing service as Universal Windows application?

    Need your help.

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