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    - Integrating Intel PSM to WinCE 6.0 Hi, I have a question about Intel PSM. I have Intel PSM version 4.0, which was designed for WinCE 5.0. I'm working with WinCE 6.0. I want to integrate IPSM to my Mainstone bsp on WinCE 6.0. I did everything according to the PSM Porting Guide, and when trying to build the OS Design I get errors. The errors are about the definition of a CTL_CODE in the file ioctl.c and in the file ioctl_tab.h. I think that the problem is because I'm working on WinCE 6.0, and the PSM that I have is for WinCE 5.0, and I should probably make some changes, but what are the changes? I wrote everything exactly according to the instructions in PSM's Porting guide. Please, if someone can help that will be very appreciated. Thanks a lot Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100281
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    - The remote tools can not work in ce6.0 Hi, all I built an os image enable kitl with PB6.0. after I downloaded the image to the target and the os ran ,I typed "mi proc" in the target control command prompt just like following: Windows CE>mi proc Windows CE Kernel Memory Usage Tool 0.2 Page size=4096, 4038 total pages, 1723 free pages. 1722 MinFree pages (9482240 current bytes, 9486336 MaxUsed bytes) 57 pages used by kernel, 0 pages held by kernel, 2315 pages consumed. PROC: Name hProcess: CurAKY :dwVMBase:CurZone P00: NK.EXE 00400002 00000000 80100000 00000000 P01: shell.exe 00e40002 00000000 00010000 00000000 P02: udevice.exe 01730002 00000000 00010000 00000000 P03: udevice.exe 01830002 00000000 00010000 00000000 P04: udevice.exe 019d0002 00000000 00010000 00000000 P05: udevice.exe 035d0002 00000000 00010000 00000000 Memory usage for Shared Heap: Memory usage for Process 'NK.EXE' pid 400002 Page summary: code=919(62) data r/o=73 r/w=1701 stack=80 reserved=2923 Memory usage for Process 'shell.exe' pid e40002 Page summary: code=126(0) data r/o=0 r/w=8 stack=2 reserved=63 Memory usage for Process 'udevice.exe' pid 1730002 Page summary: code=181(9) data r/o=0 r/w=12 stack=4 reserved=141 Memory usage for Process 'udevice.exe' pid 1830002 Page summary: code=113(52) data r/o=0 r/w=6 stack=1 reserved=73 Memory usage for Process 'udevice.exe' pid 19d0002 Page summary: code=127(11) data r/o=0 r/w=7 stack=1 reserved=70 Memory usage for Process 'udevice.exe' pid 35d0002 Page summary: code=141(1) data r/o=0 r/w=15 stack=2 reserved=84 Total R/W data + stack = 1839 Windows CE> When I used the romote tool of registry Editor , A dialog Box prompted "The Kitl Bootstrap server reported the following error: Unable to load device side components, Please check server configuration settings" My PB configuration settings are : Transport: KITL Transport for Windows CE Startup : KITL Bootstrap Server My questions are: (1) Is the KITL working well now? (2) How can I make the remote tools work well? Thanks a lot. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100278
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    - How to add the Platform Manager to OS image in CE6.0 Hi, All I am using wince6.0 and MAINSTONEIII Platform. When I added the Platform Manager to user-specified catalog Items and built the solution, PB prompted the following error: Error: Could not find file 'E:\WINCE600\OSDesigns\Mston1\Mston1\RelDir\MAINSTONEIII_ARMV4I_Release\cemgrc.exe' on disk cemgrc.exe E:\WINCE600\OSDesigns\Mston1\Mston1\RelDir\MAINSTONEIII_ARMV4I_Release\cemgrc.exe NK When I removed the Platform Manager , No error occured. Is it the bug of the PB6.0? How can I resolve it? Thanks ! Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100276
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    - use of Sleep in powerup/down routine I seem to remember there are some restrictions on use of certian system calls when you are in powerup/powerdown routines. Is it valid to call Sleep()? Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100274
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    - Remote registry editor and hive based? I have builded a hive based system so that I'm able to apply each device a different computer name. To change the name I use the remote registry editor from Visual Studio and everything seems OK until I reboot the device where all the changes are lost. The registry database is physically located on the disk (verified) so what should I do to save the settings? Thanks, Ole Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100268
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    - CE 6.0 kitl attach device I have a problem doing a kitl attach w/CE 6.0 My CE 5.0 kitl attach and down load works just fine so I assume my hardware is fine. I am using the exact same setup with my CE 6.0 setup. With CE 6.0 in VS I do a Target->connectivity options and it finds and populates the device box. I can select it but when I do a Target->Attach device. The screens flicker a few time the download box appears then promptly disappears. whats up? Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100266
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    - VMini question My board has one ethernetcontroller (ne2000 compatible) and i'm using Windows CE 5.0. I want to use the ethernetcontroller for kernel debugging and network utilities. After some research i found that i need to include VMini driver to create a virtual driver. In my kitl.c file i did already the following changes. args.flags = OAL_KITL_FLAGS_ENABLED|OAL_KITL_FLAGS_DHCP| OAL_KITL_FLAGS_VMINI; args.ipAddress = 0; args.devLoc.IfcType = Internal; args.devLoc.BusNumber = 0; args.devLoc.LogicalLoc = VR4121_ETH_REGS_PA ; pArgs = &args; With the OAL_KITL_FLAGS_VMINI flag i enable VMini,In the readme.txt of the VMini driver, they say first to implement the VMini.dll but i don't know how to do this. I also need VBridge, what do i have to do to implement VBRidge correctly. Ps My board works already if i only use kernel debugging thanks for your help Tom Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100254
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    - catalog sysgen variable vs additional variables In CE 6.0 catalog entries I see two fields: Sysgen variable and additional variables. I see no consistency between what is populated in these fields across BSP's Is there any operational differences in how these two fields are used and parsed? What is the best practice for use of these fields? Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100249
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    - Alternate configuration TCP/IP Hi, Is it possible to define an alternate TCP/IP setting like in e.g. XP? My task is to let my device retrieve an IP address from a DHCP server if such is present and if not then use a configured IP address. Any idea how to solve that if alternate configuation isn't supported? Thanks for your help, Ole Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100248
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    - compiler optimization options, where can I set them? I want to to set the /Od compiler option ("no optimization") for my release build. Where can I set this option? I already tried the following (using Platform Builder with CE 5.0): 1) setting CL environment variable under "Platform - Settings - Environment" to the value /Od Doing this, I later got the warnings " cl : Command line warning D4025 : overriding '/Od' with '/Ox' " So the environment variable seems to get overridden, the question is where? 2) After step 1 I tried instead changing the options for my platform (which is a Intel IXDP4xx, by the way) in a sources.cmn file (found in wince500/platform/intel_ixdp4xx). I modified the lines !IF "$(WINCEDEBUG)" == "retail" CDEFINES= $(CDEFINES) -DNDEBUG /Ox /Ot !ENDIF which had no effect either. It seemed to my, that the compiler didn't even care for this sources.cmn file. i did find some other sources files in my BSP folder (without cmn-extension), but non of it had compiler options inside of it. In the help I find two more possibilities to make compiler options, a) command line and b) response files but I don't know how. It would be sufficient, to compile only my BSP stuff with the /Od option, the rest of the common things can be optimized. Greetings, Eike P.S. I know it's not very clever to make a non-optimized release build, but it's important. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100241
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    - Intermediate Driver Loading Problem at Boot Time in Wince 5.0 Hi, I am working on IM passthru driver on Windows CE 5.0 (DoPod 818 Pro). As the IM driver is unpriveledged i try to load it from an executable that runs from startup. The executables uses IOCTL (IOCTL_NDIS_LOAD_MINIPORT) to load IM driver. I observed that sometimes the driver is not loaded. There were no logs of driverentry function. DeviceIOControl function retunrs error code 0xC0000001. Is there any specific reason for this issue? Has anybody observed similar of behvior. Regards Rajat Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100240
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    - Cloning Windwos Media Player (CE PLayer) I Tried to clone the Windwos Media Player catalog item (Like Cloning a Catalog Item, on the Help), but i can't chose the context menu "Clone Catalog Item"! I'm using WCE 5.0. There is a bug? Thanks for advance ! Juelinton Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100220
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    - wince 5.0 evaluation version Hi, Is that true that WinCE 5.0 trail version can build CEPC and Emulator OS? If I select other Platform, the options to Buld OS are grayed out. Thanks, James Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100219
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    - Can WinCE 5.0 run on PXA255? Hi, Can WinCE 5.0 run on PXA255, or it must run on PXA27x and later? Thanks, James Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100217
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    - Command-line for Target Download dialog? In PB you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+D to invoke Target...Attach Device menu item. This invokes the "Download Runtime Image to CE Device..." dialog. Does anyone know how do the same thing from the command-line? Thanks, Dan. (This is for Platform Builder 5.0, by the way, though I don't think the tool has changed much in 6.0.) Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100216
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    - CE6.0 Driver Pointer Marshalling - passing pointers out only? Hi all, First off, apologies if this is a repost - I think something odd is going on with my news server! I've got a pretty complex driver I'm porting up at the moment and am stuck scratching my head over a slightly odd issue. I have an API that talks to the driver via DeviceIoControl() with various structures that relate to API parameters. For all of the calls so far its been straightforward mapping embedded pointers via CeOpenCallerBuffer() and CeCloseCallerBuffer(). However there's a particular API function where the app passes in : UINT8 **bufferarray; UINT32 buffersize; UINT32 buffercount; This is an array of pointers to (n) buffers that get set up _by_the_driver_ and returned to the caller rather than passed in. i.e. the app sets up the count and size parameters and then the driver allocates the buffers (via an internal allocation routine from its own block of reserved memory). So I can map in the bufferarray to set the pointers up in, but I can't work out how to map the allocated buffers back into the callers process space. Obviously to map the buffer back out via the CeOpenCallerBuffer() idiom it would have to have been passed in in the first place which it wasnt so I'm kind of stumped trying to think what the most correct mechanism to do this by would be?! Of course I understand that changing the driver so it doesn't work this way is likely to be the first suggested answer but this is a very large driver and API that is cross platform to various other OS's and this isn't a feasible option sadly... Has anyone else had to try and get around this or a similar issue in CE6.0 yet? Best Wishes, ~Pev Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100214
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    - RequestPowerNotifications Hello Everybody, I wanted to write an application which tells me the power state my Windows CE 5.0 system is in. There are now two apps, one in Win32 C++, the other a C# app which both use RequestPowerNotifications() and then have a seperate thread to wait for messages to appear in a message queue. However, I watch my system blank the screen, and then finally suspend. When I bring it back, I still have gotten no notifications in the message box. I must be missing something, either with the code or with the Sysgen options. Anybody have any ideas? The C++ source I have tried is here: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder/browse_thread/thread/c4fa6558743d079c/a9b58a9e96342ef3?lnk=gst&q=RequestPowerNotifications&rnum=1#a9b58a9e96342ef3 Thanks for any help. -Jenny C. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100213
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    - FindFirstFile & system folder System ARM with Windows CE 6.0 FindFirstFile did not enumerate system folder. (like \Documents and Settings\default\Recycled) Is there a way to enumerate system folder? Explore in ActiveSync can see it! Regards Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100205
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    - Wireless Lan and Suspend Hi All, I have WinCe 5.0 on GeodeLx platform .Iam using a wireless card RT2561T.Added driver for the same.Wireless LAN is able to connect to Access point. But after doing suspend it fails to connect.But it detects AP.It is connecting well after reboot also.Added registry entries as shown below.Could you please suggest some solutions to fix this issue. ;For Wireless LAN Driver [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\RT61] "DisplayName"="RT61 b/g Wireless LAN Driver" "Group"="NDIS" "ImagePath"="RT61.dll" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Template\RT61] "Dll"="NDIS.dll" "Class"=dword:02 "SubClass"=dword:80 "ProgIF"=dword:0 "VendorID"=multi_sz:"1814" "DeviceID"=multi_sz:"0302" "Entry"="NdisPCIBusDeviceInit" "IsrDll"="giisr.dll" "IsrHandler"="ISRHandler" "PortIsIO"=dword:0 "PortOffset"=dword:346c "PortSize"=dword:4 "PortMask"=dword:FFFF [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\PCI\RT611\Parms] "DriverVersion"="V1.1.1.2" "OpMode"=dword:0 "Channel"=dword:1 "CountryRegion"=dword:5 "RtsThresh"=dword:92B "FragThresh"=dword:92A "Encryption"=dword:0 "AuthenType"=dword:0 "Radio"=dword:0 "ShowHiddenSSID"=dword:0 "AutoReconnect"=dword:1 "NetworkType"=dword:1 "SSID"=multi_sz:"RT61AP" "PreambleType"=dword:0 "ShortSlot"=dword:0 "BGProtection"=dword:0 "TxBurst"=dword:0 "TurboRate"=dword:0 "AdhocOfdm"=dword:0 "WirelessMode"=dword:0 "ProviderName"=multi_sz:"Ralink Technology, Inc." ; "DisablePowerManagement"=dword:1 ;added by syam "VendorDesc"=multi_sz:"RT61 802.11 b/g Wireless Card." "WEPKeyUse"=dword:1 "WEPKeyLen"=dword:0 "WEPKey1"=multi_sz:"" "WEPKey2"=multi_sz:"" "WEPKey3"=multi_sz:"" "WEPKey4"=multi_sz:"" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\PCI\RT611\Parms\TcpIp] "EnableDHCP"=dword:1 "DefaultGateway"=multi_sz:"192.168.2.254" "IpAddress"=multi_sz:"192.168.2.234" "Subnetmask"=multi_sz:"255.255.255.0" "DNS"="" "WINS"="" Thanks in advance . SAM Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100202
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    - New High capacity SD cards Has anyone got the new High capacity SD cards working with CE? (SDHC V2.0 of the spec.) I cant even seem to get hold of the specification to see what has changed. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100196
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    - Debug img hanging Hi group, I have built a debug image, though I'm finding that it is hanging. I have no idea how to solve this problem, so maybe some of you CE veterans out there might be able to lend me a hand? I am booting this debug image using an eboot.nb0 built as part of a release configuration, because my eboot.nb0 built in the debug config does not seem to work. I'm not sure if this makes a difference or not. Here is the debugging output at the point where the system hangs: 4294767330 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: CeLog: +Init 4294767330 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: CeLog: Large buffer size unspecified, using default size 4294767330 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: CeLog: Small buffer size invalid or unspecified, using default size 4294767335 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: CeLog: -Init 4294767336 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: CeLog Zones : CE = 0xCFFFFFFF, User = 0xCFFFFFFF, Proc = 0xFFFFFFFF 4294767336 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: New CeLog DLL is now live! (1 total) 4294767337 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: first = 01a00000, last = 02000000, SharedDllBase = 02120000 4294767378 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf266 0x83fdf024: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03FF1000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF7A5) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\MAINSTONE\RELDIR \MAINSTONEII_ARMV4I_DEBUG\COREDLL.DLL' 4294767473 PID:a3f9fb52 TID:a3f9fb2e 0x83f9f8ec: CreateNewProc failure on filesys.exe! I hope I've given enough information, though if you need to know any other details I'd be happy to add some some. Regards, John Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100190
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    - Debug config eboot.nb0 required for debugging? Hi group, I'm just wondering if the eboot.nb0 built as part of a debug configuration needs to be used when using a debugging NK.bin? Or, is it ok to leave the eboot.nb0 already in my target device's flash, which was built as part of a release configuration? I ask this question because the debug eboot.nb0 does not seem to work. EBOOT hangs when trying to initialize the LAN controller, here are a few lines of the debug msgs up to that point: "INFO: Look for Tuple Loop! INFO: Attribute value is 0x0 INFO: Look for Tuple Loop! INFO: Attribute value is 0x0 ERROR: Failed to detect and initialize Ethernet controller " My target device is a custom board based on MainstoneII. The LAN Controller is an SMSC LAN9118. So, I'm left wondering, what is the difference between a debug/release eboot.nb0 ? Regards, John Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100187
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    - How to change Cross-hair icon in Calibration? Dear all: How to replace the cross-hair icon of the Stylus to other shape in WinCE50 ? Please give me some suggestion, thanks first. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100184
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    - Build error in a workspaces? Hi, Suddenly I expire build errors in my PB5 - I have now tried almost everything to get rid of it (reinstalled PB5, upgraded to newest version etc) but I get the following build error no matter what I do (following is the last part from the sysgen log from building a new unmodified workspace): BUILD: [00:0000000014:PROGC ] Scan \WINCE500\PLATFORM\Stpc_vega\Src\Bootloader\Eboot\ BUILD: [00:0000000020:PROGC ] Scan \WINCE500\PLATFORM\Stpc_vega\Src\Bootloader\Sboot\ BUILD: [00:0000000024:ERRORE] Bad subdirectory: ;. BUILD: [00:0000000025:PROGC ] Files Warnings Errors BUILD: [00:0000000026:PROGC ] Midl 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000027:PROGC ] Resource 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000028:PROGC ] Message 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000029:PROGC ] Precomp Header 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000030:PROGC ] C/Cpp/Cxx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000031:PROGC ] Assembler 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000032:PROGC ] Static Libraries 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000033:PROGC ] Dll's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000034:PROGC ] Exe's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000035:PROGC ] Resx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000036:PROGC ] Csharp Targets 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000037:PROGC ] Other 0 1 1 BUILD: [00:0000000038:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000039:PROGC ] Total 0 1 1 BUILD: [00:0000000040:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000041:PROGC ] 1 Warnings, 1 Errors Build for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Apr 14 2005 13File names: Build.log Build.wrn Build.err Build.dat Sysgening platform C:\WINCE500\platform\STPC_VEGA \WINCE500\build.err C:\WINCE500\build.err C:\WINCE500\build.log C:\WINCE500\build.wrn 3 file(s) copied. BLDDEMO: There were errors building MyWorkspace MyWorkspace - 1 error(s), 3 warning(s) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hope that someone will be able to help me solve this strange problem . Thanks Ole Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100176
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    - ATA power management issue. I meet a issue when I'm debugging ATA power management. When the board go to suspend status, we stopped the clock and power off the hard disk. After we resume the system, I found that the ATA can not work any more,error code is 4309. Anyone can help me to solve this problem? BTW: if we don't power off hard disk when we the system go to suspend status, the hard disk can work fine after rewake. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100175
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    - How to pass a structture to a driver using Deviceiocontrol Hi all, I want to pass a structure from my application written in C# to a wince stream interface driver(written as a service) using deviceiocontrol method. The code to handle the device iocontrol code is implemented in XXX_iocontrol function of the driver.But I am getting a compilation error stating that the custom IOCTL code that i have defined is not a valid label. I have defined my ioctl code in the stream driver's .h file as follows... #define FILE_DEVICE_NULL = 0x00000015 #define METHOD_BUFFERED = 0 #define FILE_ANY_ACCESS = 0 #define CTL_CODE( DeviceType, Function, Method, Access ) ( \ ((DeviceType) << 16) | ((Access) << 14) | ((Function) << 2) | (Method) \ ) #define IOCTL_GPIO_KEYS CTL_CODE(FILE_DEVICE_NULL , 2065,METHOD_BUFFERED, FILE_ANY_ACCESS) /***********************Code in xxx_IoContro*****************/ DWORD GBS_IOControl( DWORD dwData, DWORD dwCode, PBYTE pBufIn, DWORD dwLenIn, PBYTE pBufOut, DWORD dwLenOut, PDWORD pdwActualOut) { ServiceHandler defaultHandler; //my local structure DWORD dwRet; GPIORegistryKey *pGpioKey; //this is the same structure that i am passing from my application pGpioKey = (GPIORegistryKey*)pBufIn;//retrieving the data *******************Code for Getting a registry Key*************** TCHAR* registryKey ; int length = _tcslen(pGpioKey->eventName)+_tcslen(pGpioKey- >handlerName); length = length+_tcslen(REGISTRYPATH)+1; registryKey = new TCHAR[length]; registryKey = _tcscat(REGISTRYPATH,pGpioKey->eventName); registryKey = _tcscat(registryKey,pGpioKey->handlerName); *************************************************************************************************************** /*************using switch case for my custom ioctl************************/ switch (dwCode) { case IOCTL_GPIO_KEYS: //i am getting a syntax error here,it's bcoz this ioctl_gpio_Keys is not considered as a label.What would be the cause of this? any problem with ctl-code definition? if any body has any idea please pass.... if (!pBufIn) { OutputDebugString(_T("DeviceIoControl Failed \n")); return FALSE; } HKEY hKey; if ( ERROR_SUCCESS != RegOpenKeyEx (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE ,registryKey,0, 0, &hKey) ) { OutputDebugString(_T("cannot open defaulthandler key\n")); } else { dwRet = GetHandlerValues(hKey,defaultHandler); if (SUCCESS == dwRet) { g_DefaultMap.insert(DefaultPair(pGpioKey- >eventName,defaultHandler)); } CloseHandle(hKey); } break; default: OutputDebugString(_T("DeviceIoControl Failed\n")); return(FALSE); } return dwRet; } Any help is appreciated..... Regards Serene Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100174
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    - Camera driver Hi, I have a camera driver available with my BSP. If i build the image in release version the camera driver gets loaded by the device manager and I could see it in the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Active] key. Please note an entry for the driver is already present in the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\Camera] path of the image registry. But if I build the image in debug mode the camera driver would not get loaded by device manager and it does not appear in the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Active] key. Also since the driver is a stream interface driver calling CreateFile on the driver for a release image works fine but the same fails for a debug image. I saw the kernel debugger outputs and following are the debug output line I could see which indicate the camera driver could not be loaded but I could not interpret the reason 27299 PID:67f9d026 TID:67f9d002 0x87fa6da8: DEVICE! RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Camera \BusPrefix) returned 2 27371 PID:67f9d026 TID:67f9d002 0x87fa6da8: Loading of Module 'cm_x270_camera.dll' (87ca7e28) failed, prevRefCnt = 0, refcnt = 0, inuse = 00000000, dwErr = 0000000e 27371 PID:67f9d026 TID:67f9d002 0x87fa6da8: DEVICE!CreateDevice: couldn't load 'cm_x270_camera.dll' -- error 14 27371 PID:67f9d026 TID:67f9d002 0x87fa6da8: CreateDevice: creation of type 'CAM', index 1, lib 'cm_x270_camera.dll' returning 0x00000000, error code 2 27371 PID:67f9d026 TID:67f9d002 0x87fa6da8: DEVICE! I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix CAM, index 1, dll cm_x270_camera.dll, context 0x602e7f4 Looking at above output of kernel debugger can anybody tell me why the driver gets loaded in the release build but not in debug build Thanks in advance Anwar Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100171
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    - Setting CanScan in Media player Hi all, I need to enable the fast forward and rewind button in media player on wince. I was checking the source code of the media player and happened to come across the method get_CanScan that is called to obtain the CanScan parameter. My query is - how does this CanScan parameter get set ? ( i know it gets set if the file is indexed and if the file is not being broadcast). Is there something more than these parameters for the CanScan to get set ? (file type or source filter or the dmo plugin) PS: I am using my own decoder as a dmo plug in with a new file type with the already existing Async file reader. I was able to open new file type on media player and it renders fine but the rewind and fast forward buttons are disabled. Thanks & Regards, Raghu Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100170
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    - Loading wince6.0 image from compact flash card I need help on how to load wince image from compact flash for Aspen board. Here is what i am intending to do, From the bootloader read the compact flash and look for the image and on finding the image, write the image to the flash and load it on to the RAM and launch the image. This process can be used for future OS and application upgrade. My assumption is that i need a file system driver and compact flash driver that is linked to the bootloader. I would like to know if the CF card driver is already available as part of wince 6 and how i could include the driver in the bootloader. I am using VS2005 Platform builder with Wince6.0. I have cloned the Aspen board SH7750 to meet the SH7760 platform. Please let me know what needs to be done. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100168
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    - SDHC support in Wince5.0 ·¢¼þÈË: "Chris" <kaylar@126.com> Ö÷Ìâ: SDHC support in WinCE 5.0 & 6.0 ÈÕÆÚ: 2007Äê5ÔÂ10ÈÕ 9:49 I have seen the update in April QFE. But I don't know how to add this feature. "To enable SD Bus2 set IMGSDBUS2 = 1. Note: The new SD Bus and enhanced SD Memory Drivers for High Capacity Card Support might require OEMs to modify their SD Host Controller software if they were tightly coded to SD 1.1 Commands. " What's the diffenrence between the SD bus2 driver and the original bus driver? Can I only use the original SD bus driver and then modify the SDhost driver? or how to SET IMGSDBUS2? Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100162
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    - CeLog 3.0 files conversion I have to analyze some performance problems in an old WinCE3.0 system and try to use Kernel Tracker. But Kernel Tracker for PB3.0 allow to analyze celog files <100MB. ReadLog for PB3.0 does not have enough features. Is it possible to convert celog files 3.0 to new formats in order to use PB5.0 celog tools? Threre are descriptions of the celog format for new versions. But I did not find any descriptions of the celog 3.0 format. Kernel Tracker 4.x, 5.x cannot read old celog files. H. Edgar Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100160
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    - About Floating Point Emulation for X86 at CE 6.0 Hi everybody, These days I am using RDC-R8610(a static 32-bit RISC microcontroller) board, this board has no hardware floating-point unit, so before building image, we must add BSP_FPEMUL entironment parameter. For WinCE 5.0, after add BSP_FPEMUL, the image is ok, but to WinCE 6.0, add BSP_FPEMUL, the floatinf-point emulation does not work, and the CE 6.0 image can not show truetype font after system loading. Does anybody know what's the mater? Thanks! Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100159
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    - Disable debug messages in serial port once i load OS Hi, I am working with Wince5.0. I developed my own bootloader and with my Eboot.nb0 i load OS into the targert device. Now i am developing serial device driver. i want to test my serial driver. I referred to queries and it says that i have to disable debug serial port from sending messages once i load OS into target. Even i deleted the serial driver given by my vendor. Still its displaying messages. If i disable OEMDebugInitSerial() in my bootloader i am not gettting any messages in from bootloader itself. I want to get debug message from Bootloader but not from OS once i load OS into target device. How to stop my serial port from sending messages once i load OS into target device and to test my serial driver. help me regarding this issue. Regards, Kirthika. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100157
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    - IST problem in device driver Hi to everyone, I'm new to writing device driver in wince. I have one problem in driver to set the event for another local thread inside the IST . Because the priority of this routine is too high. i used the below steps inside the IST DWORD Istthread( ){ while(Istthreadclosing){ waitforsingleobject(Istevent,INFINITE) if(Istthreadclosing){ break; } if(Intsts.reg.val&Intmsk.reg.value){ setevent(hostinterruptevent); } . . . InterruptDone(SysIntr); } return(0); } Local thread: HostInterruptsThread( ) { while ( HostInterruptsClosing ) { WaitForSingleObject(hostinterrupteventt, INFINITE); . . . if(Intsts.reg.val&Intmsk.reg.value){ . . } } } kernel set the event for IST when h/w interrupts the kernel. Inside the Ist i can call the local thread for handling the interrupt comes from device once using setevent. But again the i can't do like that. Can u help me . how to handle the threads based on priority inside the driver. I used the same priority for IST and other local threads inside the driver. Thanks for ur help. Regards, Priya Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100156
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    - WINCE5.0 chats ... still happening? That past few months I show up to the CE5.0 chats but noone seems to be on. Are these stagnant? Does everyone attend the 6.0 chats now? -jeff Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100138
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    - Custom Emulator for CE6.0 I noticed that the CE6.0 installed a skin/configuration for custom CE devices. In the Platform Builder Specific group there is something called "Generic Emulator for CE Sub-projects". I'm assuming this guy has a console window and a few other tweaks that would help us custom CE dev's. I tried to fire it up but it complained about "activesync not installed". Is this another case of it not really using activesync but needs corecon running. If so where do I find this guy and fire him up to do so? thanks, -arnie Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100136
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    - PXA270 LCD driver Hi, Reference to mainstone III, I'm using the default PXA270 LCD driver. As we are using a 640x480 panel, with very similar timing as the default Toshiba LTM04C380K, I changed the platform.reg to use the LTM04C380K setting. The system managed to boot to WinCE, but with a flickering LCD display. When I measured the pixel clock, it is running at 13Mhz, and not at the expected freq of 25.18Mhz. The system 13Mhz clock is running correctly. I went through the LCCRx registers and the settings looks fine to me, as the panel we have has almost the same spec. Does anyone has successfully used the LTM04C380K settings on other LCD panel? Any advice on the unexpected pixel clock? Thanks and Regards Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100126
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    - RasDial() in asynch mode generates Data Abort in gwes.exe I have a problem with RasDial(): One of our clients is using this call in asynch mode (with notifier containing a pointer to there main Window Handler). Called in this mode I get a number of Data Aborts in gwes.exe: Data Abort: Thread=8fb10400 Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fb6fa18 Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fb10400 Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fa07d4c Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fa07d4c Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fa07d4c Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fa07490 Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Data Abort: Thread=8fb6fa18 Proc=8e04d988 'gwes.exe' AKY=0000000d PC=000403d4 RA=000403cc BVA=1804fc88 FSR=00000005 TLSKERN_NOFAULT set... bypassing kernel debugger. Inhouse we use the same call in synchronous mode without any problems. Some one has an hint for me where I have to search to resolve this problem? thanks for any help Martin Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100118
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    - USB - Reset Root Hub - How to notify WinCE OS ? This is my H/w outline and requirement : (this implementation is required to reset the root hub when a USB device connected hangs or goes out of control ) o PXA27x WinCE 5.0 OS, Hardware with 2 USB devices connected in the port. o Platform Builder 5.0 and eVC++ for development o From the application in eVC++, I need to reset the root hub. I have written the device driver API, and I could reset the Root hub in the Intel PXA 27x chip o After the root hub reset, I need to inform the OS that the USB reset has happned. Can any one tell me which API/Windows call to be used to Notify the USB reset ? Thanks in advance: Logi Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100117
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    - BatteryPDDGetStatus calling frequency Hello All I have developed a battery driver. I found that the rate of calling BatteryPDDGetStatus function is too fast. I would like to change the rate of calling this function. I found that [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\Timeouts] "BatteryPoll"=dword:1f4; battery polling interval, in milliseonds above registry setting suppose to control the battery level poling (BatteryPDDGetStatus). However when I change the value of above I could not observe a rate of change of calling this function. Has any body found this issue? Thanks in advanced. Regards Sankalpa Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100116
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    - preferred netwoks lost Hi mates, here you have a deep analysis of a problem, I hope not to bore you J We have a WinCE device which is NOT battery powered. So after a power-off/power-on cycle SDRAM contents are lost (not a PDA-like device, more industrial). We used to call NKForceCleanBoot() in OEMInit() to assure an stable boot proccess. The platform implements a RAM-based registry that stores/retrieves current ram registry to/from Flash. It's normally working fine keeping IP configuration, desktop properties... The platform includes a wireless driver. We add a preferred network using NetUI interface or wzctool.exe, save the registry to flash (persistant storage) and do a power-off/power-on cycle. After that, the preferred networks seem to have disappeared: no automatic connection is done, no preferred networks appear in NetUI or 'wzctool -q'. On the other hand if we use the Registry Editor to read the registry before and after the power of... it seems to be ok. Especially all the keys under: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WZCSVC] are the same including "Static#0000", "ActiveSettings".. My feeling at this point was that maybe at the moment we retrieve the registry from flash to sdram it was too late and wzcsvc has already started.. We did some re-checks and seems that the procedure we do is OK. We let it pass a little bit and we faced with WPA and certificates. Again we found a similar problem. We install a certificate (via ControlPannel\certificates or enroll.exe) and authenticate fine with a WS2003. Then we save the registry to flash (have a copy of it with registry editor) do a power-off/power-on cycle, retrieve the registry from flash... and: - The certificates seem to be there, we can see them in controlpannel\certificates and within some NetUI screens. - If we read again the registry with Registry Editor and compare with the previous one (before Power-off) seems to be OK. The MY and ROOT certificates remain there: o [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Comm\Security\SystemCertificates\MY\Certificates] o [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Comm\Security\SystemCertificates\ROOT\Certificates] - But, unfortunately, they don't work, we don't manage to authenticate with the server until we re-install them again. Miraculously, one day we removed NKForceCleanBoot() from OEMInit() and did a reset instead of a power-off/power-on cycle. Although the device is not really intent for, it seems that it keeps sdram correctly refreshed on a reset and: - All the preferred networks were there!!!! - The device connected automatically to the preferred of the preferred J - Certificates were valid; I could connect through WPA enterprise (TLS). - This happens either retrieving the registry from flash or not. We have already done some research on the web. and there were quite a lot of confusing info related with preferred networks.. My question here is more related with WinCE architecture. - Does WinCE keep some data related with preferred networks, certificates. in some RAM based Object Store or Root File System apart from the Registry??? - If so which should be the mechanism to keep that info for devices that don't keep the SDRAM powered?? - The only thing I have found that could be related, is implementing the root file system in flash instead of ram. but that is quite big development and I don't think it is the solution. - Could anybody using a not PDA-like device tell me if they have this working??? Thanks in advance, Buji Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100114
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    - about NKRegCreateKeyEx function hi. I tried to use NKRegCreateKeyEx function in OEMInit,but I failed. from the help doc,this function only use in OAL layer.so why I can't do that? it can use in kitl.c--OALKitlInitRegistry() Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100106
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    - How to properly update urlmonui? I have two questions about updating urlmonui. The source for this component is at the following location, C:\WINCE500\PUBLIC\IE\OAK \URLMONUI and the CE 5.0 PB documentation is at this location, ms- help://MS.WindowsCE.500/wceinternet5/html/wce50conReplacingtheUrlmonUserInterface.htm 1) I attempted to clone urlmonui by hand over to a project in my pbworkspaces. It all compiles properly and I made sure I added the PBP_PRESYSGEN=1 since this library is linked into urlmon. The problem is I don't get my urlmonui linked instead it seems like the public one rebuilds and replaces my library before link. How do I workaround that issue? 2) To make this all work I see no solution except but to rebuild the public IE tree. Is that correct? When I make my changes in the public tree and rebuild that piece everything seems to work right. Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100103
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    - PB Emulator ... 64MB limit & FSRAMPERCENT Folks, We're on CE5.0, x86, AMD Geodelx platform but use the emulator to run our unit tests on the build machine each night. We've exceeded the 64MB limit of the emulator. Apparently there is no way to get more memory ... this was confirmed by MS. Since the total memory is split between RAM and the filestore we were hoping to reconfigure this "split". The documented FSRAMPERCENT (shift to favor system RAM etc.) variable has no affect on the emulator. Any ideas? -jeff Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100095
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    - proof of concept about services Hello I have a design concept that I am trying to proof that it can be done we have a server (XP machine) that needs to connect to wince devices (one device at a time for now, maybe many devices later) over Active sync (RNDIS) and send some commands to the device (I am fine with Echo command for now), and the device will send status/some simple data back so i am thinking about developing this as a service, i read on "John Spaith" great white paper "http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ aa446909.aspx" that i can have my service (let's call it MySer) designed as super service, and all i have to do it have it listen for connections at a open port (let's say 800) (can specify that thru registry) and the super service will take care of all the TCP/IP/ Socket stuff and it will provide my service with a message and an IOCTL (correct? i don't need to parse any TCP/IP sockets stuff)? now i need to test this service on both device emulators and active devices, can RNDIS support both? what does it take to make this channel bi-directional? I mean do I need to open a socket to reply back to the device with my status? do i need to disable Active Sync in my case so it doesn't interfere with my service? can i extend this later on to manage multiple devices? Many thanks Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100092
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    - WINCEROOT is missing or invalid Hi, I'm new to Platform Builder. I just installed Platform Builder (WindowsMobile5\Build_14343\Magnetto_AK), when I started the Platform Builder the first time, I encountered the following warning message: "The setting for the Platform Builder global WINCEROOT is missing or invalid, so you cannot create an OS design or open a workspace. To set WINCEROOT in the IDE, go to the Tools menu, choose Options, and then choose the Build tab. In the Default OS Build Tree (WINCEROOT) box, enter a valid path and then choose OK." I followed the direction and tried to manually set the WINCEROOT to c: \wm500, I got another error message: "The entered path is not a valid build tree path". Is there anything I did wrong? The DVD comes with BetaDevs, do I need to install that one? Or do I need to install Visual Studio 2005 to get it to work? Thanks for the help in advance. Daniel Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100091
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    - eboot on PXA27x Hi, I'm trying to get the PC Card working on a customized board based on mainstoneIII. I've some problem getting the nPREG signal. It always stays high. From my understanding, nPREG should go low whenever it is reading the CIS information. Hence it should go low during the initial phase. The eboot will attempt to read the CIS and hang, and cannot even print out the debug message. Since we did not incorporate any CPLD into our customized design, I removed all the pcmcia related's BCR from the pccard codes, since these are signals from the CPLD. Is this an issue? I've checked that the Direction and AF registers to the PC Card functions are set correctly. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks and Regards Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100084
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    - problem in loading NOR strata flash as storage disk Hi experts, we are working on wince 4.2 dbpxa255 platform. we are using intel P30 NOR strata flash 64 MB(paired flash 32MB +32MB. we are trying to implement persistant file storage system for 2MB of flash. please find below the issues faced and the settings provided in the platform: 1. we are able to see the flash as a partition in the storage manager applet of control panel. when we try to mount it, it says cannot mount partition. 2. please find below the registry settings for the flash, this is done in platform.reg. the membase is given the uncashed virtual address for flash, the flash base being b2300000 ;**************************************************** [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\StrataFMD] "Dll"="stratad.dll" "Order"=dword:2 "Prefix"="DSK" "Ioctl"=dword:4 "Profile"="MSFlash" "IClass"="{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}" "BlockSize"=dword:40000 "WriteBufferSize"=dword:40 "MemBase"=dword:b5900000 ; starting at 54 MB and ending at 56 MB "MemLen"=dword:00200000 ;2 MB of flash "IsPairedFlash"=dword:1 ;"Flags"=dword:1000 ;"MountBootable"=dword:1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\MSFlash] "DriverPath"="Drivers\\BuiltIn\\StrataFMD" "LoadFlags"=dword:1 ; synchronous load "Order"=dword:0 "BootPhase"=dword:1 ; Override names in default profile [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\MSFlash] "Name"="MSFLASH for STRATAFLASH" "Folder"="NORFlash" "DefaultFileSystem"="FATFS" "PartitionDriver"="mspart.dll" "AutoMount"=dword:1 "AutoPart"=dword:1 "AutoFormat"=dword:1 "MountFlags"=dword:2 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\MSFlash\FATFS] "Dll"="fatfsd.dll" "Flags"=dword:00000014 "Util"="fatutil.dll" "Paging"=dword:1 "CacheSize"=dword:0 "MountAsRoot"=dword:1 "MountAsBootable"=dword:1 ;"MountPermanent"=dword:1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles] "MountFlags"=dword:2 ; @CESYSGEN IF FILESYS_FSREGHIVE ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars] "SYSTEMHIVE"="Documents and Settings\\system.hv" "PROFILEDIR"="Documents and Settings" "Start DevMgr"=dword:0;changed it to 1 "MountFlags"=dword:3 ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF FILESYS_FSREGHIVE ; Resources available at time of device.exe initialization. ; Key names are descriptive; resource ids are definitive. ; System ids are defined in ddk\inc\resmgr.h. ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Resources\IRQ] "Identifier"=dword:1 "Minimum"=dword:1 "Space"=dword:20 "Ranges"="1-0x20" ; "Shared"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Resources\IO] "Identifier"=dword:2 "Minimum"=dword:0 "Space"=dword:10000 "Ranges"="0-0xFFFF" ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_DEVICE ;***************************************************** 3. the strata flash driver is added to platfrom from catalog, we are using the default fmd.cpp available on the platform. also the sygen variable SYSGEN_MSFLASH_STRATAD =1 is also set as environment variable 4. the following library links are also added in the WINCE420\PLATFORM \XSC1BD\EBOOT\sources file SOURCELIBS=$(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\drvlib.lib\ *************************************************************************************************** ADDED FOR STRATAD $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\fal.lib \ $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$ (_CPUINDPATH)\ecclib.lib *************************************************************************************************** TARGETLIBS=$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\blcommon.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\eboot.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\ne2kdbg.lib \ $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\smcb.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\traverse.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\mincrypt.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\stratak.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\bootpart.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\loadauth.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\fulllibc.lib \ *************************************************************************************************** ADDED FOR STRATAD $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ceddk.lib \ $ (_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib *************************************************************************************************** 5. The following is the debug output: Kernel debugger is waiting to connect with target. 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting Windows CE version 4.20 for (ARM) 0 PID:0 TID:0 &pTOC = 800c26bc, pTOC = 82706a14, pTOC->ulRamFree = 8274b000, MemForPT = 00000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! 0 PID:0 TID:0 Configuring: Primary pages: 5482, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 2741 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: 0 PID:0 TID:0 Memory Sections: 0 PID:0 TID:0 [0] : start: 8274c000, extension: 00002000, length: 0156a000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Sp=ffffc7cc 2 PID:0 TID:0 Windows CE KernelInit 4294767297 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000ad000 4294772594 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 Scheduling the first thread. 4294772595 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: KernelInit2: pCurThread=83cb7024 hCurThread=03cb7262 hCurProc=03cb7002, KernelInit = 800dc488 4294772595 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: Detecting VFP... 4294772596 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: VFP Not Found! 4294772597 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00016000 4294772599 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: >>> Loading module NK.EXE at address 0x800B8000-0x80165000 (RW data at 0x82716000-0x827442EB) Kernel debugger connected (KDBG stream opened). Kernel Version 1169 loaded at 0x800b8000, data relocated at 0x82716000 Debugger connection established (Target CPU is ARM). Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\NK.EXE' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\KD.DLL' Finished re-loading kernel modules. 4294772606 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: first = 017a0000, last = 02000000, SharedDllBase = 02100000 4294772687 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F10000-0x03FF6000 (RW data at 0x01FFF000-0x01FFFFD0) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\COREDLL.DLL' 4294772693 PID:3cb7002 TID:c3ca59f2 0x83ca57b4: **** Enabling interrupt 20 4294772694 PID:3cb7002 TID:c3ca59f2 **************-OEMInterruptEnable: SYSINTR_SMSC. - EXIT 4294772745 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: >>> Loading module filesys.exe at address 0x04010000-0x0408E000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FILESYS.EXE' 4294772761 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system 4294772779 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Opening existing volume 4294772784 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized 4294772786 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Initializing volume heap 4294772856 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Opening existing volume 4294772860 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized 4294772862 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSREG: Mounting clean system hive 4294772866 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Creating new volume 4294772919 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Initializing volume heap 4294772966 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSREG: Taking down boot registry. Any open keys will be invalid. 4294773054 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: InitSharedHeap: 44000000 10000 c 4294773056 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: InitSharedHeap: return 44000050 4294773111 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: >>> Loading module fsdmgr.dll at address 0x03D00000-0x03D1C000 (RW data at 0x01FDC000-0x01FDC754) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FSDMGR.DLL' 4294773764 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSREG: Logging in default user. 4294773766 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: SetCurrentUser: Logging out (nobody), logging in default 4294773782 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Opening existing volume 4294773786 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized 4294773789 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Creating new volume 4294773841 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Initializing volume heap 4294774089 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: Initializing Database 4294774120 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: DB:Validation: Name already exists DB_notify_events 4294774120 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: DB:CeCreateDatabase failed 4294774130 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: Filesystem initialized! 4294774133 PID:3cb7002 TID:e3ca5fa6 0x83ca2a3c: InitializeJit 4294774135 PID:3cb7002 TID:e3ca5fa6 0x83ca2a3c: InitMUI: DISABLED (-1039795428) 4294774182 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitSharedHeap: 44000000 0 c 4294774182 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitSharedHeap: return 44000050 4294774203 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module pm.dll at address 0x03EF0000-0x03EF8000 (RW data at 0x01FFB000-0x01FFB558) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\PM.DLL' 4294774207 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: *** Power Manager: DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH - Current Process: 0x42, ID: 0xa3ca5d6a *** 4294774209 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module device.exe at address 0x06010000-0x06020000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\DEVICE.EXE' 4294774226 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ceddk.dll at address 0x03C90000-0x03C96000 (RW data at 0x01FD4000-0x01FD4068) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\CEDDK.DLL' 4294774229 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! CalibrateStallCounter: Enter 4294774235 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! CalibrateStallCounter: Could not find stall counter 4294774237 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! BeginCalibration: min(368) max(460) 4294774242 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! BeginCalibration: elapsed is 456 4294774243 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! BeginCalibration: delay is 4 4294774245 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +PmInit 4294774249 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -PmInit: returning 1 4294774251 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE!DevloadInit 4294774253 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE!InitDevices: Root Key is Drivers\BuiltIn. 4294774255 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn) entered 4294774272 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module regenum.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03F07000 (RW data at 0x01FFD000-0x01FFD4A4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\REGENUM.DLL' 4294774286 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Serial) entered 4294774315 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module xsc1bd_serial.dll at address 0x017D0000-0x017F5000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\XSC1BD_SERIAL.DLL' 4294774327 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, THR_RBR_DLL 0x80000 4294774328 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, LSR 0x80014 4294774330 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, 0x30430 :Reiniting UART for 38400 8N1 mode !!! 4294774332 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, Exiting Init 4294774333 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: **** Enabling interrupt 13 4294774338 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774345 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\NDIS) entered 4294774353 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:3c4839a 0x83ca2a3c: +BatteryMonitorThreadProc: thread 0x03c4839a 4294774389 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ndis.dll at address 0x03A30000-0x03A8F000 (RW data at 0x01FB0000-0x01FB0AD4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\NDIS.DLL' 4294774403 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: NDIS: RebindAdaptersOnResume = 0 4294774413 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:c3c33fde 0x83c304a8: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774416 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:c3c33fde 0x83c304a8: NDIS: +ProcessPcmciaDeviceNotificationMessages 4294774419 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:c3c33fde 0x83c304a8: NDIS: - ProcessPcmciaDeviceNotificationMessages 4294774435 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294774443 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\TAPI) entered 4294774451 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:3c4839a 0x83ca2a3c: BatteryMonitorThreadProc: battery interface APIs not available, exiting 4294774479 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module tapi.dll at address 0x038D0000-0x03919000 (RW data at 0x01F9F000-0x01F9FC08) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\TAPI.DLL' 4294774489 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:3c4839a 0x83ca2a3c: - BatteryMonitorThreadProc: exiting 4294774499 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TAPIStartup: LoadLibrary(unimodem.dll) failed, err=x7e 4294774506 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\WAPIMAN) entered 4294774558 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module audevman.dll at address 0x03CA0000-0x03CB4000 (RW data at 0x01FD6000-0x01FD6A60) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\AUDEVMAN.DLL' 4294774563 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module waveapi.dll at address 0x03CC0000-0x03CE6000 (RW data at 0x01FD8000-0x01FD8920) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\WAVEAPI.DLL' 4294774589 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Event Cache = 0x00000300 4294774612 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Caching wave event IRIntr (0x00035800) 4294774622 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294774626 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774632 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294774640 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294774650 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice - This BSP is loading TSPs by old method!!! Change registry settings to use new way!!! 4294774660 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPIStartup: LoadLibrary(Unimodem.dll) failed, err=x7e 4294774667 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774673 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774678 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:43c14fc2 0x83c29d90: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774684 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:43c14fc2 0x83c29d90: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294774691 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:43c14fc2 0x83c29d90: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294774703 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\SIP) entered 4294774721 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module softkb.dll at address 0x03D70000-0x03D7B000 (RW data at 0x01FEB000-0x01FEB274) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\SOFTKB.DLL' 4294774739 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ole32.dll at address 0x037A0000-0x037F9000 (RW data at 0x01F92000-0x01F93520) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\OLE32.DLL' 4294774745 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (SIP0:) ATTACH 4294774793 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module cxport.dll at address 0x03BC0000-0x03BCB000 (RW data at 0x01FC8000-0x01FC87FC) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\CXPORT.DLL' 4294774805 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774811 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774817 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module afd.dll at address 0x03A90000-0x03AC2000 (RW data at 0x01FB2000-0x01FB2EB8) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\AFD.DLL' 4294774840 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ppp.dll at address 0x03BD0000-0x03C22000 (RW data at 0x01FCA000-0x01FCAD68) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\PPP.DLL' 4294774859 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module tcpstk.dll at address 0x03920000-0x039DE000 (RW data at 0x01FA1000-0x01FA8C88) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\TCPSTK.DLL' 4294774863 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TCPIP: dllentry() 4294774873 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: EAP: ERROR - unable to find Dll netlog.dll 4294774886 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: EAP: ERROR - unable to find Dll eap.dll 4294774890 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitRcvs s_FreePRcvLock 1FB269C 4294774891 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitNotifyObjects: s_FreeNotifyLock 1FB2674 4294774893 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD:AfdInitialize: Can't open Registry key Comm\AFD -- creating 'Stacks' entry 4294774899 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TCPIP.Register() 4294774899 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +IPInit() 4294774902 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +IPGetConfig 4294774909 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -IPGetConfig: Ret: 0x120060 4294774927 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module dhcp.dll at address 0x039E0000-0x039F3000 (RW data at 0x01FAA000-0x01FAA5B4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\DHCP.DLL' 4294774932 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Dhcp: dllentry() -2084581208 4294774934 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +DhcpRegister: 4294774935 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -DhcpRegister: Ret = 39da0 4294774936 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: IPInit: registered w/ DHCP 4294774961 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: IPInit: Unable to Load IPSEC 4294774973 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: IGMPDelInclList: AddrPtr=120c40 NumDelSources=0 DelSourceList=0 4294774974 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -IPInit [SUCCESS] 4294774976 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +TCPGetConfigInfo 4294774984 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -TCPGetConfigInfo 4294774988 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: *InitTCB: SetIdleTimerReset 4294775019 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +IPD_Init(0) 4294775021 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +TCP_Init(0) 4294775022 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TCPIP.About to register 4294775032 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'tcpip6.dll' 4294775042 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'irdastk.dll' 4294775050 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'btd.dll' 4294775059 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Netbios.dll' 4294775068 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Redir.dll' 4294775079 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' 4294775104 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ws2.dll at address 0x03B70000-0x03B82000 (RW data at 0x01FC2000-0x01FC2AE8) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\WS2.DLL' 4294775109 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ws2instl.dll at address 0x03B60000-0x03B66000 (RW data at 0x01FC0000-0x01FC004C) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\WS2INSTL.DLL' 4294775111 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl dllentry() -2084583420 4294775123 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl:IsStackInstalled - LoadLibrary(irdastk) failed 126 4294775133 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl:IsStackInstalled - LoadLibrary(btd) failed 126 4294775144 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl:IsStackInstalled - LoadLibrary(tcpip6) failed 126 4294775148 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63bec932 0x83bfdac8: IPDispatchDeviceControl returned Status 103 4294775163 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ssllsp.dll at address 0x03B20000-0x03B34000 (RW data at 0x01FB9000-0x01FBA00C) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\SSLLSP.DLL' 4294775181 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: *TCPIP:ReadyToGo 4294775182 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +ARPInit() 4294775188 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -ARPInit [0] 4294775198 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'tcpip6.dll' 4294775207 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'irdastk.dll' 4294775217 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'btd.dll' 4294775226 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Netbios.dll' 4294775235 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Redir.dll' 4294775237 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Dhcp' 4294775246 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' 4294775247 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Ws2Instl' 4294775248 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: AFD: Initialization Complete 4294775253 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\StrataFMD) entered 4294775280 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module stratad.dll at address 0x017A0000-0x017B4000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\STRATAD.DLL' 4294775287 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: INFO: *****We are Inside FMD_Init******* 4294775289 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: INFO: FMD_Init: Flash Address=0xb5b00000 Length=0x800000. 4294775295 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: FLASHDRV.DLL:BuildupMappingInfo() - Enter. 4294775310 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} (DSK1:) ATTACH 4294775323 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\NDISUIO) entered 4294775335 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294775366 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ndisuio.dll at address 0x03A20000-0x03A2F000 (RW data at 0x01FAE000-0x01FAEA00) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\NDISUIO.DLL' 4294775378 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (UIO1:) ATTACH 4294775394 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Ethman) entered 4294775428 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module iphlpapi.dll at address 0x03BA0000-0x03BBC000 (RW data at 0x01FC6000-0x01FC6C50) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\IPHLPAPI.DLL' 4294775432 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ethman.dll at address 0x03C30000-0x03C37000 (RW data at 0x01FCC000-0x01FCC554) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\ETHMAN.DLL' 4294775439 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (ETM1:) ATTACH 4294775461 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294775467 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294775489 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module lpcd.dll at address 0x038C0000-0x038CC000 (RW data at 0x01F9D000-0x01F9D528) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\LPCD.DLL' 4294775514 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: >>> Loading module mspart.dll at address 0x03CF0000-0x03CFC000 (RW data at 0x01FDA000-0x01FDA4A4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\MSPART.DLL' 4294775517 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=83BC05A4 4294775519 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Driver mspart.dll loaded 4294775523 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x0!!! 4294775523 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:ReadFromMedia() - Unable to determine physical sector address for logical sector 0x00000000 4294775525 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Opened the store hStore=000A7A10 4294775527 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x0!!! 4294775528 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:ReadFromMedia() - Unable to determine physical sector address for logical sector 0x00000000 4294775530 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: NumSec=15876 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=0 BiggestCreatable=0 4294775543 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x0!!! 4294775557 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: PD_FormatPartition - type is 4 4294775560 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: NumSec=15876 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=0 BiggestCreatable=0 4294775562 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Partition PART00 NumSectors=15874 4294775563 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: MSPART! PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000A7A10, PartName=PART00 4294775588 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Serial2) entered 4294775616 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: >>> Loading module fatfsd.dll at address 0x03EC0000-0x03EEE000 (RW data at 0x01FF9000-0x01FF9674) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATFSD.DLL' 4294775629 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FSD_MountDisk: mounting volumes for hDsk=000AA850 4294775631 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!MountDisk: BPB_HiddenSectors(-1) != 0 4294775637 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: access time updates disabled 4294775638 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: event logging enabled 4294775639 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: automatic scanning disabled 4294775640 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: write verify disabled 4294775642 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: extra FAT on format disabled 4294775643 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: force write through enabled 4294775646 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: Codepage = 1 4294775648 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: sector 0 byte 0 suspicious (0xff) 4294775649 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: invalid BPB, volume deemed invalid 4294775656 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: Sec/FAT = 0!!! 4294775656 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: CacheSize = 16!!! 4294775672 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, THR_RBR_DLL 0x1E0000 4294775673 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, LSR 0x1E0014 4294775675 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, 0x402A0 :Reiniting UART for 38400 8N1 mode !!! 4294775677 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, Exiting Init 4294775678 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: **** Enabling interrupt 22 4294775682 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM2:) ATTACH 4294775689 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Touch) entered 4294775692 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE!StartOneDriver RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Touch\DllName) returned 2 4294775710 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: >>> Loading module fatutil.dll at address 0x03EA0000-0x03EB6000 (RW data at 0x01FF6000-0x01FF70C0) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATUTIL.DLL' 4294775716 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume: New BPB successfully written 4294775729 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume: New FAT #0 successfully written 4294775738 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x3f!!! 4294775741 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume: New root directory successfully written 4294775743 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume complete. 4294775748 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: <<< Unloading module fatutil.dll at address 0x03EA0000-0x03EB6000 (RW data at 0x01FF6000-0x01FF70C0) Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATUTIL.DLL' 4294775757 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!CloseVolume: retaining volume 0x000aad40 (following power cycle) 4294775760 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!MountDisk: BPB_HiddenSectors(-1) != 0 4294775765 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: access time updates disabled 4294775766 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: event logging enabled 4294775767 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: automatic scanning disabled 4294775768 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: write verify disabled 4294775769 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: extra FAT on format disabled 4294775770 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: force write through enabled 4294775774 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: Codepage = 1 4294775775 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: sector 0 byte 0 suspicious (0xff) 4294775776 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: invalid BPB, volume deemed invalid 4294775783 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: Sec/FAT = 0!!! 4294775784 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: CacheSize = 16!!! 4294775796 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!UnmountDisk: unmounting all volumes on disk 000AA850 4294775798 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!FATDetach complete (0 sectors written in 0 requests) 4294775801 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: <<< Unloading module fatfsd.dll at address 0x03EC0000-0x03EEE000 (RW data at 0x01FF9000-0x01FF9674) Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATFSD.DLL' 4294775813 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice - This BSP is loading TSPs by old method!!! Change registry settings to use new way!!! 4294775823 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPIStartup: LoadLibrary(Unimodem.dll) failed, err=x7e 4294775832 PID:c3c9d23e TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: FSREG: Invalid HKEY 0x00000000 4294775834 PID:c3c9d23e TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: FSREG: Invalid HKEY 0x00000000 4294775835 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 87 4294775914 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3c13f42 0x83bfd778: IPTimer: setting IPTimer of NTE 120150 to 0 4294775915 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3c13f42 0x83bfd778: *IPTimeout: NOT restarting IPTimeout Timer for NTE 120150 6. The following is the memory map settings for the platform OEMAddressTable ;;;------------------------------------------------------------- ;;; Virtual(cached) Phys Addr MB ;;;------------------------------------------------------------- ; // Cotulla-Specific Mappings (common for all boards) ; The SDRAM_BASE_C_Virtual is 0x80000000 DCD SDRAM_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, SDRAM_BASE_PHYSICAL, 64 ; everything SDRAM-related (eboot RAM, eboot RAMIMG, nk RAM, nk RAMIMAGE, nk MEMDEFS, ethdbg buffs) DCD MEMC_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, MEMC_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (8810 0000, 4800 0000) Memory Controller DCD PERIF_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, PERIF_BASE_PHYSICAL, 32 ; (8820 0000, 4000 0000) Mem-Mapped Registers (perifs) DCD PCMCIA_S0_IO_C_VIRTUAL, PCMCIA_S0_IO_PHYSICAL, 32 ; (8A20 0000, 2000 0000) PCMCIA S0 I/O Space DCD PCMCIA_S0_ATTR_C_VIRTUAL, PCMCIA_S0_ATTR_PHYSICAL, 32 ; (8C20 0000, 2800 0000) PCMCIA S0 ATTRIBUTE MEM Space DCD PCMCIA_S0_CMN_C_VIRTUAL, PCMCIA_S0_CMN_PHYSICAL, 64 ; (8E20 0000, 2C00 0000) PCMCIA S0 COMMON MEM Space DCD LCD_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, LCD_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (9220 0000, 4400 0000) LCDC DCD BOOT_FLASH_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, BOOT_FLASH_BASE_PHYSICAL, 64 ; (9230 0000, 0000 0000) BOOT ROM (nCS0) DCD FPGA_REGS_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, FPGA_REGS_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (9630 0000, 0800 0000) Lubbock Registers (nCS2 - Lower half) DCD SMC_ETHERNET_IO_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, SMC_ETHERNET_IO_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (9640 0000, 0C00 0000) Ethernet - I/O Space (nCS3) DCD 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0 ; End of Table (MB MUST BE ZERO!) ; ------------------------------------------------------------------ Hope this provides sufficient info regarding what issue we are facing with the flash file storage system. Please have a look at this and give your valuable inputs and suggestions. Have we left out any settings that need to be done. Do we need to specify the flash partition in OEMaddresstable, i.e the boot partition and storage partition needs to be separately mentioned in memmap.inc or not ? Thanks in advance, Santhi Natarajan Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100074
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    - problem in loading NOR strata flash as storage disk Hi experts, we are working on wince 4.2 dbpxa255 platform. we are using intel P30 NOR strata flash 64 MB(paired flash 32MB +32MB. we are trying to implement persistant file storage system for 2MB of flash. please find below the issues faced and the settings provided in the platform: 1. we are able to see the flash as a partition in the storage manager applet of control panel. when we try to mount it, it says cannot mount partition. 2. please find below the registry settings for the flash, this is done in platform.reg. the membase is given the uncashed virtual address for flash, the flash base being b2300000 ;**************************************************** [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\StrataFMD] "Dll"="stratad.dll" "Order"=dword:2 "Prefix"="DSK" "Ioctl"=dword:4 "Profile"="MSFlash" "IClass"="{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}" "BlockSize"=dword:40000 "WriteBufferSize"=dword:40 "MemBase"=dword:b5900000 ; starting at 54 MB and ending at 56 MB "MemLen"=dword:00200000 ;2 MB of flash "IsPairedFlash"=dword:1 ;"Flags"=dword:1000 ;"MountBootable"=dword:1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\MSFlash] "DriverPath"="Drivers\\BuiltIn\\StrataFMD" "LoadFlags"=dword:1 ; synchronous load "Order"=dword:0 "BootPhase"=dword:1 ; Override names in default profile [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\MSFlash] "Name"="MSFLASH for STRATAFLASH" "Folder"="NORFlash" "DefaultFileSystem"="FATFS" "PartitionDriver"="mspart.dll" "AutoMount"=dword:1 "AutoPart"=dword:1 "AutoFormat"=dword:1 "MountFlags"=dword:2 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\MSFlash\FATFS] "Dll"="fatfsd.dll" "Flags"=dword:00000014 "Util"="fatutil.dll" "Paging"=dword:1 "CacheSize"=dword:0 "MountAsRoot"=dword:1 "MountAsBootable"=dword:1 ;"MountPermanent"=dword:1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles] "MountFlags"=dword:2 ; @CESYSGEN IF FILESYS_FSREGHIVE ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars] "SYSTEMHIVE"="Documents and Settings\\system.hv" "PROFILEDIR"="Documents and Settings" "Start DevMgr"=dword:0;changed it to 1 "MountFlags"=dword:3 ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF FILESYS_FSREGHIVE ; Resources available at time of device.exe initialization. ; Key names are descriptive; resource ids are definitive. ; System ids are defined in ddk\inc\resmgr.h. ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Resources\IRQ] "Identifier"=dword:1 "Minimum"=dword:1 "Space"=dword:20 "Ranges"="1-0x20" ; "Shared"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Resources\IO] "Identifier"=dword:2 "Minimum"=dword:0 "Space"=dword:10000 "Ranges"="0-0xFFFF" ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_DEVICE ;***************************************************** 3. the strata flash driver is added to platfrom from catalog, we are using the default fmd.cpp available on the platform. also the sygen variable SYSGEN_MSFLASH_STRATAD =1 is also set as environment variable 4. the following library links are also added in the WINCE420\PLATFORM \XSC1BD\EBOOT\sources file SOURCELIBS=$(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\drvlib.lib\ *************************************************************************************************** ADDED FOR STRATAD $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\fal.lib \ $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$ (_CPUINDPATH)\ecclib.lib *************************************************************************************************** TARGETLIBS=$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\blcommon.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\eboot.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\ne2kdbg.lib \ $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\smcb.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\traverse.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\mincrypt.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\stratak.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\bootpart.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUDEPPATH)\loadauth.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\fulllibc.lib \ *************************************************************************************************** ADDED FOR STRATAD $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ceddk.lib \ $ (_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib *************************************************************************************************** 5. The following is the debug output: Kernel debugger is waiting to connect with target. 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting Windows CE version 4.20 for (ARM) 0 PID:0 TID:0 &pTOC = 800c26bc, pTOC = 82706a14, pTOC->ulRamFree = 8274b000, MemForPT = 00000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! 0 PID:0 TID:0 Configuring: Primary pages: 5482, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 2741 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: 0 PID:0 TID:0 Memory Sections: 0 PID:0 TID:0 [0] : start: 8274c000, extension: 00002000, length: 0156a000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Sp=ffffc7cc 2 PID:0 TID:0 Windows CE KernelInit 4294767297 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000ad000 4294772594 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 Scheduling the first thread. 4294772595 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: KernelInit2: pCurThread=83cb7024 hCurThread=03cb7262 hCurProc=03cb7002, KernelInit = 800dc488 4294772595 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: Detecting VFP... 4294772596 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: VFP Not Found! 4294772597 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00016000 4294772599 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: >>> Loading module NK.EXE at address 0x800B8000-0x80165000 (RW data at 0x82716000-0x827442EB) Kernel debugger connected (KDBG stream opened). Kernel Version 1169 loaded at 0x800b8000, data relocated at 0x82716000 Debugger connection established (Target CPU is ARM). Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\NK.EXE' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\KD.DLL' Finished re-loading kernel modules. 4294772606 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: first = 017a0000, last = 02000000, SharedDllBase = 02100000 4294772687 PID:3cb7002 TID:3cb7262 0x83cb7024: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F10000-0x03FF6000 (RW data at 0x01FFF000-0x01FFFFD0) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\COREDLL.DLL' 4294772693 PID:3cb7002 TID:c3ca59f2 0x83ca57b4: **** Enabling interrupt 20 4294772694 PID:3cb7002 TID:c3ca59f2 **************-OEMInterruptEnable: SYSINTR_SMSC. - EXIT 4294772745 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: >>> Loading module filesys.exe at address 0x04010000-0x0408E000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FILESYS.EXE' 4294772761 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system 4294772779 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Opening existing volume 4294772784 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized 4294772786 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Initializing volume heap 4294772856 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Opening existing volume 4294772860 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized 4294772862 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSREG: Mounting clean system hive 4294772866 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Creating new volume 4294772919 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Initializing volume heap 4294772966 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSREG: Taking down boot registry. Any open keys will be invalid. 4294773054 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: InitSharedHeap: 44000000 10000 c 4294773056 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: InitSharedHeap: return 44000050 4294773111 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: >>> Loading module fsdmgr.dll at address 0x03D00000-0x03D1C000 (RW data at 0x01FDC000-0x01FDC754) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FSDMGR.DLL' 4294773764 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSREG: Logging in default user. 4294773766 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: SetCurrentUser: Logging out (nobody), logging in default 4294773782 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Opening existing volume 4294773786 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized 4294773789 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Creating new volume 4294773841 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: FSVOL: Initializing volume heap 4294774089 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: Initializing Database 4294774120 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: DB:Validation: Name already exists DB_notify_events 4294774120 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: DB:CeCreateDatabase failed 4294774130 PID:c3c9d23e TID:c3ca2fd2 0x83c9d000: Filesystem initialized! 4294774133 PID:3cb7002 TID:e3ca5fa6 0x83ca2a3c: InitializeJit 4294774135 PID:3cb7002 TID:e3ca5fa6 0x83ca2a3c: InitMUI: DISABLED (-1039795428) 4294774182 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitSharedHeap: 44000000 0 c 4294774182 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitSharedHeap: return 44000050 4294774203 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module pm.dll at address 0x03EF0000-0x03EF8000 (RW data at 0x01FFB000-0x01FFB558) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\PM.DLL' 4294774207 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: *** Power Manager: DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH - Current Process: 0x42, ID: 0xa3ca5d6a *** 4294774209 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module device.exe at address 0x06010000-0x06020000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\DEVICE.EXE' 4294774226 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ceddk.dll at address 0x03C90000-0x03C96000 (RW data at 0x01FD4000-0x01FD4068) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\CEDDK.DLL' 4294774229 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! CalibrateStallCounter: Enter 4294774235 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! CalibrateStallCounter: Could not find stall counter 4294774237 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! BeginCalibration: min(368) max(460) 4294774242 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! BeginCalibration: elapsed is 456 4294774243 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ceddk! BeginCalibration: delay is 4 4294774245 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +PmInit 4294774249 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -PmInit: returning 1 4294774251 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE!DevloadInit 4294774253 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE!InitDevices: Root Key is Drivers\BuiltIn. 4294774255 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn) entered 4294774272 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module regenum.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03F07000 (RW data at 0x01FFD000-0x01FFD4A4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\REGENUM.DLL' 4294774286 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Serial) entered 4294774315 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module xsc1bd_serial.dll at address 0x017D0000-0x017F5000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\XSC1BD_SERIAL.DLL' 4294774327 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, THR_RBR_DLL 0x80000 4294774328 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, LSR 0x80014 4294774330 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, 0x30430 :Reiniting UART for 38400 8N1 mode !!! 4294774332 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, Exiting Init 4294774333 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: **** Enabling interrupt 13 4294774338 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774345 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\NDIS) entered 4294774353 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:3c4839a 0x83ca2a3c: +BatteryMonitorThreadProc: thread 0x03c4839a 4294774389 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ndis.dll at address 0x03A30000-0x03A8F000 (RW data at 0x01FB0000-0x01FB0AD4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\NDIS.DLL' 4294774403 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: NDIS: RebindAdaptersOnResume = 0 4294774413 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:c3c33fde 0x83c304a8: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774416 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:c3c33fde 0x83c304a8: NDIS: +ProcessPcmciaDeviceNotificationMessages 4294774419 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:c3c33fde 0x83c304a8: NDIS: - ProcessPcmciaDeviceNotificationMessages 4294774435 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294774443 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\TAPI) entered 4294774451 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:3c4839a 0x83ca2a3c: BatteryMonitorThreadProc: battery interface APIs not available, exiting 4294774479 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module tapi.dll at address 0x038D0000-0x03919000 (RW data at 0x01F9F000-0x01F9FC08) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\TAPI.DLL' 4294774489 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:3c4839a 0x83ca2a3c: - BatteryMonitorThreadProc: exiting 4294774499 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TAPIStartup: LoadLibrary(unimodem.dll) failed, err=x7e 4294774506 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\WAPIMAN) entered 4294774558 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module audevman.dll at address 0x03CA0000-0x03CB4000 (RW data at 0x01FD6000-0x01FD6A60) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\AUDEVMAN.DLL' 4294774563 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module waveapi.dll at address 0x03CC0000-0x03CE6000 (RW data at 0x01FD8000-0x01FD8920) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\WAVEAPI.DLL' 4294774589 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Event Cache = 0x00000300 4294774612 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Caching wave event IRIntr (0x00035800) 4294774622 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294774626 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774632 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294774640 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294774650 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice - This BSP is loading TSPs by old method!!! Change registry settings to use new way!!! 4294774660 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPIStartup: LoadLibrary(Unimodem.dll) failed, err=x7e 4294774667 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774673 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774678 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:43c14fc2 0x83c29d90: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294774684 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:43c14fc2 0x83c29d90: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294774691 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:43c14fc2 0x83c29d90: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294774703 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\SIP) entered 4294774721 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module softkb.dll at address 0x03D70000-0x03D7B000 (RW data at 0x01FEB000-0x01FEB274) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\SOFTKB.DLL' 4294774739 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ole32.dll at address 0x037A0000-0x037F9000 (RW data at 0x01F92000-0x01F93520) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\OLE32.DLL' 4294774745 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (SIP0:) ATTACH 4294774793 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module cxport.dll at address 0x03BC0000-0x03BCB000 (RW data at 0x01FC8000-0x01FC87FC) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\CXPORT.DLL' 4294774805 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774811 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294774817 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module afd.dll at address 0x03A90000-0x03AC2000 (RW data at 0x01FB2000-0x01FB2EB8) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\AFD.DLL' 4294774840 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ppp.dll at address 0x03BD0000-0x03C22000 (RW data at 0x01FCA000-0x01FCAD68) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\PPP.DLL' 4294774859 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module tcpstk.dll at address 0x03920000-0x039DE000 (RW data at 0x01FA1000-0x01FA8C88) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\TCPSTK.DLL' 4294774863 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TCPIP: dllentry() 4294774873 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: EAP: ERROR - unable to find Dll netlog.dll 4294774886 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: EAP: ERROR - unable to find Dll eap.dll 4294774890 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitRcvs s_FreePRcvLock 1FB269C 4294774891 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: InitNotifyObjects: s_FreeNotifyLock 1FB2674 4294774893 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD:AfdInitialize: Can't open Registry key Comm\AFD -- creating 'Stacks' entry 4294774899 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TCPIP.Register() 4294774899 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +IPInit() 4294774902 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +IPGetConfig 4294774909 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -IPGetConfig: Ret: 0x120060 4294774927 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module dhcp.dll at address 0x039E0000-0x039F3000 (RW data at 0x01FAA000-0x01FAA5B4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\DHCP.DLL' 4294774932 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Dhcp: dllentry() -2084581208 4294774934 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +DhcpRegister: 4294774935 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -DhcpRegister: Ret = 39da0 4294774936 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: IPInit: registered w/ DHCP 4294774961 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: IPInit: Unable to Load IPSEC 4294774973 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: IGMPDelInclList: AddrPtr=120c40 NumDelSources=0 DelSourceList=0 4294774974 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -IPInit [SUCCESS] 4294774976 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +TCPGetConfigInfo 4294774984 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -TCPGetConfigInfo 4294774988 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: *InitTCB: SetIdleTimerReset 4294775019 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +IPD_Init(0) 4294775021 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +TCP_Init(0) 4294775022 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: TCPIP.About to register 4294775032 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'tcpip6.dll' 4294775042 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'irdastk.dll' 4294775050 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'btd.dll' 4294775059 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Netbios.dll' 4294775068 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Redir.dll' 4294775079 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' 4294775104 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ws2.dll at address 0x03B70000-0x03B82000 (RW data at 0x01FC2000-0x01FC2AE8) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\WS2.DLL' 4294775109 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ws2instl.dll at address 0x03B60000-0x03B66000 (RW data at 0x01FC0000-0x01FC004C) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\WS2INSTL.DLL' 4294775111 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl dllentry() -2084583420 4294775123 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl:IsStackInstalled - LoadLibrary(irdastk) failed 126 4294775133 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl:IsStackInstalled - LoadLibrary(btd) failed 126 4294775144 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: Ws2Instl:IsStackInstalled - LoadLibrary(tcpip6) failed 126 4294775148 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63bec932 0x83bfdac8: IPDispatchDeviceControl returned Status 103 4294775163 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ssllsp.dll at address 0x03B20000-0x03B34000 (RW data at 0x01FB9000-0x01FBA00C) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\SSLLSP.DLL' 4294775181 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: *TCPIP:ReadyToGo 4294775182 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: +ARPInit() 4294775188 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: -ARPInit [0] 4294775198 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'tcpip6.dll' 4294775207 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'irdastk.dll' 4294775217 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'btd.dll' 4294775226 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Netbios.dll' 4294775235 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'Redir.dll' 4294775237 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Dhcp' 4294775246 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' 4294775247 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Ws2Instl' 4294775248 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: AFD: Initialization Complete 4294775253 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\StrataFMD) entered 4294775280 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module stratad.dll at address 0x017A0000-0x017B4000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\STRATAD.DLL' 4294775287 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: INFO: *****We are Inside FMD_Init******* 4294775289 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: INFO: FMD_Init: Flash Address=0xb5b00000 Length=0x800000. 4294775295 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: FLASHDRV.DLL:BuildupMappingInfo() - Enter. 4294775310 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} (DSK1:) ATTACH 4294775323 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\NDISUIO) entered 4294775335 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294775366 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ndisuio.dll at address 0x03A20000-0x03A2F000 (RW data at 0x01FAE000-0x01FAEA00) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\NDISUIO.DLL' 4294775378 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (UIO1:) ATTACH 4294775394 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Ethman) entered 4294775428 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module iphlpapi.dll at address 0x03BA0000-0x03BBC000 (RW data at 0x01FC6000-0x01FC6C50) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\IPHLPAPI.DLL' 4294775432 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module ethman.dll at address 0x03C30000-0x03C37000 (RW data at 0x01FCC000-0x01FCC554) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\ETHMAN.DLL' 4294775439 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (ETM1:) ATTACH 4294775461 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294775467 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294775489 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: >>> Loading module lpcd.dll at address 0x038C0000-0x038CC000 (RW data at 0x01F9D000-0x01F9D528) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\LPCD.DLL' 4294775514 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: >>> Loading module mspart.dll at address 0x03CF0000-0x03CFC000 (RW data at 0x01FDA000-0x01FDA4A4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\MSPART.DLL' 4294775517 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=83BC05A4 4294775519 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Driver mspart.dll loaded 4294775523 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x0!!! 4294775523 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:ReadFromMedia() - Unable to determine physical sector address for logical sector 0x00000000 4294775525 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Opened the store hStore=000A7A10 4294775527 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x0!!! 4294775528 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:ReadFromMedia() - Unable to determine physical sector address for logical sector 0x00000000 4294775530 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: NumSec=15876 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=0 BiggestCreatable=0 4294775543 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x0!!! 4294775557 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: PD_FormatPartition - type is 4 4294775560 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: NumSec=15876 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=0 BiggestCreatable=0 4294775562 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: Partition PART00 NumSectors=15874 4294775563 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: MSPART! PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000A7A10, PartName=PART00 4294775588 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Serial2) entered 4294775616 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: >>> Loading module fatfsd.dll at address 0x03EC0000-0x03EEE000 (RW data at 0x01FF9000-0x01FF9674) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATFSD.DLL' 4294775629 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FSD_MountDisk: mounting volumes for hDsk=000AA850 4294775631 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!MountDisk: BPB_HiddenSectors(-1) != 0 4294775637 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: access time updates disabled 4294775638 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: event logging enabled 4294775639 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: automatic scanning disabled 4294775640 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: write verify disabled 4294775642 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: extra FAT on format disabled 4294775643 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: force write through enabled 4294775646 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: Codepage = 1 4294775648 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: sector 0 byte 0 suspicious (0xff) 4294775649 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: invalid BPB, volume deemed invalid 4294775656 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: Sec/FAT = 0!!! 4294775656 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: CacheSize = 16!!! 4294775672 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, THR_RBR_DLL 0x1E0000 4294775673 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: HW_XSC1_INIT, LSR 0x1E0014 4294775675 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, 0x402A0 :Reiniting UART for 38400 8N1 mode !!! 4294775677 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: ?????????????????? +HW_XSC1_INIT, Exiting Init 4294775678 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: **** Enabling interrupt 22 4294775682 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM2:) ATTACH 4294775689 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE! ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Touch) entered 4294775692 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3ca5f3e 0x83c7ba58: DEVICE!StartOneDriver RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\Touch\DllName) returned 2 4294775710 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: >>> Loading module fatutil.dll at address 0x03EA0000-0x03EB6000 (RW data at 0x01FF6000-0x01FF70C0) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATUTIL.DLL' 4294775716 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume: New BPB successfully written 4294775729 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume: New FAT #0 successfully written 4294775738 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FLASHDRV.DLL:L2P_GetPhysicalSectorAddr() - Secondary table doesn't exist for logical sector 0x3f!!! 4294775741 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume: New root directory successfully written 4294775743 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FormatDisk! FormatVolume complete. 4294775748 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: <<< Unloading module fatutil.dll at address 0x03EA0000-0x03EB6000 (RW data at 0x01FF6000-0x01FF70C0) Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATUTIL.DLL' 4294775757 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!CloseVolume: retaining volume 0x000aad40 (following power cycle) 4294775760 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!MountDisk: BPB_HiddenSectors(-1) != 0 4294775765 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: access time updates disabled 4294775766 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: event logging enabled 4294775767 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: automatic scanning disabled 4294775768 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: write verify disabled 4294775769 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: extra FAT on format disabled 4294775770 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: force write through enabled 4294775774 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!OpenVolume: Codepage = 1 4294775775 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: sector 0 byte 0 suspicious (0xff) 4294775776 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!InitVolume: invalid BPB, volume deemed invalid 4294775783 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: Sec/FAT = 0!!! 4294775784 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS: CacheSize = 16!!! 4294775796 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!UnmountDisk: unmounting all volumes on disk 000AA850 4294775798 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: FATFS!FATDetach complete (0 sectors written in 0 requests) 4294775801 PID:c3c9d23e TID:23c7afd6 0x83ca2400: <<< Unloading module fatfsd.dll at address 0x03EC0000-0x03EEE000 (RW data at 0x01FF9000-0x01FF9674) Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\GPIB_FINAL\RELDIR \INTEL_DBPXA250_DEV_PLATFORMARMV4IDEBUG\FATFSD.DLL' 4294775813 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice - This BSP is loading TSPs by old method!!! Change registry settings to use new way!!! 4294775823 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPIStartup: LoadLibrary(Unimodem.dll) failed, err=x7e 4294775832 PID:c3c9d23e TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: FSREG: Invalid HKEY 0x00000000 4294775834 PID:c3c9d23e TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: FSREG: Invalid HKEY 0x00000000 4294775835 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:63c3abe2 0x83c29a6c: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 87 4294775914 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3c13f42 0x83bfd778: IPTimer: setting IPTimer of NTE 120150 to 0 4294775915 PID:a3ca5d6a TID:a3c13f42 0x83bfd778: *IPTimeout: NOT restarting IPTimeout Timer for NTE 120150 6. The following is the memory map settings for the platform OEMAddressTable ;;;------------------------------------------------------------- ;;; Virtual(cached) Phys Addr MB ;;;------------------------------------------------------------- ; // Cotulla-Specific Mappings (common for all boards) ; The SDRAM_BASE_C_Virtual is 0x80000000 DCD SDRAM_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, SDRAM_BASE_PHYSICAL, 64 ; everything SDRAM-related (eboot RAM, eboot RAMIMG, nk RAM, nk RAMIMAGE, nk MEMDEFS, ethdbg buffs) DCD MEMC_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, MEMC_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (8810 0000, 4800 0000) Memory Controller DCD PERIF_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, PERIF_BASE_PHYSICAL, 32 ; (8820 0000, 4000 0000) Mem-Mapped Registers (perifs) DCD PCMCIA_S0_IO_C_VIRTUAL, PCMCIA_S0_IO_PHYSICAL, 32 ; (8A20 0000, 2000 0000) PCMCIA S0 I/O Space DCD PCMCIA_S0_ATTR_C_VIRTUAL, PCMCIA_S0_ATTR_PHYSICAL, 32 ; (8C20 0000, 2800 0000) PCMCIA S0 ATTRIBUTE MEM Space DCD PCMCIA_S0_CMN_C_VIRTUAL, PCMCIA_S0_CMN_PHYSICAL, 64 ; (8E20 0000, 2C00 0000) PCMCIA S0 COMMON MEM Space DCD LCD_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, LCD_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (9220 0000, 4400 0000) LCDC DCD BOOT_FLASH_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, BOOT_FLASH_BASE_PHYSICAL, 64 ; (9230 0000, 0000 0000) BOOT ROM (nCS0) DCD FPGA_REGS_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, FPGA_REGS_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (9630 0000, 0800 0000) Lubbock Registers (nCS2 - Lower half) DCD SMC_ETHERNET_IO_BASE_C_VIRTUAL, SMC_ETHERNET_IO_BASE_PHYSICAL, 1 ; (9640 0000, 0C00 0000) Ethernet - I/O Space (nCS3) DCD 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0 ; End of Table (MB MUST BE ZERO!) ; ------------------------------------------------------------------ Hope this provides sufficient info regarding what issue we are facing with the flash file storage system. Please have a look at this and give your valuable inputs and suggestions. Have we left out any settings that need to be done. Do we need to specify the flash partition in OEMaddresstable, i.e the boot partition and storage partition needs to be separately mentioned in memmap.inc or not ? Thanks in advance, Santhi Natarajan Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100073
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    - profilig problem i have Platform builder 5 with profiling activated. My application make use of a dll (trough LoadLibrary). Profiling report does not include de dll that my application is ussing. How can i make profiling aware of my dll? I have .pdb and .map files for my app and dll also. Iulian Tag: Debug WinCE driver .. Tag: 100072

Hi

Is their any tool that I can debug WinCE driver or service ?

And what function can I use , can I use Dbgprint or OutputDebugString ?

Thank you.

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RE: Debug WinCE driver .. by JoshChang

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