I think I have the eclipse project working correctly now. When you sync you should see a new directory coordinator_eclipse_workspace When you launch eclipse set that directory as the workspace. Since this update included my preferences you will have to change some things. If you get a UnsatisfiedLinkError when you try to run the program then you need to add the native rxtx libraries to the resource configuration: -right click on referenced libraries, choose build path->configure build path -choose the libraries tab -remove rxtxcomm.jar if it is there -add jar -choose the rxtx jar in Coordinator/lib/RXTX/<your OS version>/ -click on the + beside the RXTXcomm.jar in the library tab -click on the native library location field, then edit -choose the same directory that you choose the jar from -click OK Note that coordinator will require something connected to the serial port at this point. you can disable the check on like 454 if you want to do some testing without hardware attached. The version of eclipse that I'm using is the ADT bundle released by google. After I first opened the workspace in windows it required me to pick a new Android SDK location. Hopefully this wont be an issue for anyone else. Also make sure that eclipse did not set your username and email to mine (I have no idea where this was set in eclipse) the eclipse preferences seem to be stored under .metadata/. If I can find out which files are specific to each user then I will try to remove them from the project. -- Jonathan Nelson