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the solution to this issue, comment out the #define NO_INLINE line in the user_settings.h file located in the \nburn\include\crypto\platform directory. rebuild the system files. After that I was able to build the example without any error.

However the example code cannot be used as is. When the ...

I finally took the time to install version 2.9.7 on my personal PC and encountered the exact same error I saw on my work machine. I suspected it might be a Windows 11 issue, so I tried installing it on a Windows 10 PC as well—same result.

I agree this is a very unusual case. I’ll try installing it on my own PC as our IT department periodically updates the block list. It’s possible that some components were silently blocked during the installation.

Thank you both for the clarification. I now understand that NetBurner does not assign a separate part number to the bootloader itself. Instead, the bootloader is considered part of the overall module and is identified by the assembly part number. To keep things simple, I will inform our customer ...

Thank you. is there a part number for each of them?

We use the Nano module in one of our products, and one of our customers has requested the part number and version of the bootloader. They are required to register all "resident software parts" installed on any hardware they use, and the bootloader is included in this requirement.
As I understand it ...

I did not observe any abnormal environment variables on my system. The variables NBROOT, NBROOTMINGW and NNDK_ROOT are all set to c:/nburn

yes same error after a fresh installation of 2.9.7, I rename the \nburn to something else then install 2.9.7 again.

I reinstall 2.9.7. attached is the predef header file without any modification it's in rev 2.9.7. the NB_SSL_SUPPORTED is commented out by default.

the ide itself seems in 2.9.5
not sure if it matter, the installer was downloaded back in 12/18/2023

I did a fresh installation of NNDK 2.9.7 with MOD54415 and SSL serial number. I created the example located at: C:\nburn\examples\SSH\sshServerUserAuth. I then uncommented the `NB_SSH_SUPPORTED` and `NB_SSL_SUPPORTED` in `predef.h`, and rebuilt all system files.

When I attempt to build the example ...