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    - usb function mass storage on wince 5.0 Hi all, I am trying to exposes my storage in my device as mass storage to PC. Wince 5.0 is running on the device.I used the following registry settings ================================================================================= [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\FunctionDrivers] "DefaultClientDriver"=- ; erase previous default [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\FunctionDrivers] "DefaultClientDriver"="Mass_Storage_Class" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\FunctionDrivers\Mass_Storage_Class] "Dll"="usbmsfn.dll" "InterfaceSubClass"=dword:06 "InterfaceProtocol"=dword:50 "DeviceName"="DSK1:" "FriendlyName"="Mass Storage" ; idVendor must be changed. 045E belongs to Microsoft and is only to be used for ; prototype devices in your labs. Visit http://www.usb.org to obtain a vendor id. "idVendor"=dword:045E "Manufacturer"="Generic Manufacturer (PROTOTYPE--Remember to change idVendor)" "idProduct"=dword:FFFF "Product"="Generic Mass Storage (PROTOTYPE--Remember to change idVendor)" "bcdDevice"=dword:0 ===================================================================================== The problem is it is working fine when ethernet KITL is enabled.If i disable the KITL it is not working.In my host PC i am not even getting "USB not Recognized" message. Advanced Thanks, Regards, Prabu Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110819
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    - Overlay problem if RGB565 and RGB0888 Hi, Windows CE has a sample program (mosquito.cpp) to show how the overlay works. This program uses RGB565 (with PAL_BGR palette) overlay surface. We use RGB565 surface as a primary surface where the CE 5.0 is running. We have to use RGB0888 overlay surface for our application (showing video stream). Unfortunately our hardware supports only the PAL_RGB surface. So we made some changes in the sample program and created a RGB0888 overlay surface with standard PAL_RGB mask. After some modifications we could create an RGB0888 overlay surface. Finally the mosquito sample program run, but the red and blue channels are changed. So we can see blue because of red color. Could anyone help us what the problem is? Does the WinCE support the RGB_PAL palette at all? Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110813
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    - WriteRegistryToOEM/ReadRegistryFromOEM Hi, I am looking into WriteRegistryToOEM/ReadRegistryFromOEM to implement saving of my touch calibration (as everyone is doing all the time) The documentation confuses me a bit : "Only a fully saved registry can be restored; attempting to restore a partial registry produces unpredictable results" I was planning to only save/restore the branch containing the touch callibration. In the simplest form, I would ignore the data parameters passed to the write function, and just write 1 specific branch or value. Also when reading, I want to use the read-call only as a trigger to read in that specific branch. Will this work ? Is the (RAM BASED) registry already present when the first read call comes at boot-time ? Can I use regular registry-functions to get the data I need ? (ignoring the data passed). From the description it looks like the read is called very early on in the initialisation process. So I guess my harddisk is not mounted yet. Can I still use this mechanism when the drive is mounted, or will I not receive a call to read anymore ? In that case I would need to read in the data myself at some point (after HD mount, and before touch-driver-loading), and just use the WriteRegistryFromOem function, to update the datafile when the calibration application has run, right ? If there is a way to re-init the touch driver, I could keep the whole process of saving and restoring OS-independent. Can I do this using ActivateDeviceEx() and its counterpart ? (or just launch the touch driver from the reg-read-app I will create) I donot want to waste time figuring all this out, escpecially since it has been done a zillion times. So if you've made a solution, please let me know. Greetings, Rob. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110803
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    - CE6.0 Hive-based registry in Hard Disk My CE6.0 image is set to hive-based registry, and I want to storage hive files in Hard Disk(FAT file system). But the NK.bin boot failed, and halt at "FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted." I don't know why. 1. Add "RAM and ROM File System", "FAT File System", "Hive-based Registry","ATAPI PCI Support" from catalog. 2. I added the following settings to platform.reg: ======================================= ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars] "SystemHive"="Documents and Settings\\system.hv" "ProfileDir"="Documents and Settings" "Flags"=dword:3 "DefaultUser"="Administrator" "RegistryFlags"=dword:2 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\HDProfile] "MountAsBootable"=dword:1 ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ======================================= 2. I set the environment variable PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE = 1, which would affect settings in common.reg: ======================================= ; @CESYSGEN IF FILESYS_FSYSRAM ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\ObjectStore] IF PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE ! ; Only mount ObjectStore FS as bootable if PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE is NOT set ; in order to preserve backwards compatibility (hive files go on ; ObjectStore FS by default). "MountAsBootable"=dword:1 ENDIF ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF FILESYS_FSYSRAM =========================================== Now, I copy some debug message as follows: =========================================== FSDMGR!DllMain: DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH CertMod.dll not found, using old OEM Trust Model FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system FSDMGR!STOREMGR_Initialize FSDMGR!InitializeStoreAPI FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "StoreMgr" at index 2FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 2 (Name="StoreMgr", MountFlags=0x1)FSDMGR!InitializeROMFileSystem: File System=ROM FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "ROM" at index 3FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 3 (Name="ROM", MountFlags=0x71)FSVOL: Opening existing volume FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized FSREG: Mounted ROM portion of boot registry FSVOL: Creating clean virtual volume FSVOL: Initializing volume heap FSREG: Mounted RAM portion of boot registry Override Serial Driver: No COM port selected for serial KITL transport, no override necessary. FS: Creating signal event SYSTEM/DevMgrApiSetReady FS: Creating signal event SYSTEM/PowerManagerReady FS: Creating signal event SYSTEM/GweApiSetReady FSREG: Unable to read value "Start DevMgr" under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars FILESYS: Starting boot phase 0. FSDMGR!STOREMGR_StartBootPhase BootPhase=0 (PrevBootPhase=-1) FSDMGR: File security disabled. FSDMGR!AutoLoadFileSystems: CurrentBootPhase=0, LoadFlags=1 FSDMGR!AutoLoadFileSystem: CurrentBootPhase=0, RootKey=System\StorageManager\AutoLoad, FileSystem_t=ObjectStore FILESYS: RAM File System FSD_MountDisk registering folder "Object Store" FSDMGR!MountTableFSDMGR!PNPThread: Using PNPUnloadDelay of 4096 FSDMGR!PNPThread: PNPThread starting! _t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "Object Store" at index 4FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 4 (Name="", MountFlags=0x44) FILESYS: Starting boot phase 1. FSDMGR!STOREMGR_StartBootPhase BootPhase=1 (PrevBootPhase=0) FSDMGR!AutoLoadFileSystems: CurrentBootPhase=1, LoadFlags=1 FILESYS: Starting device and waiting for boot file system. *** DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH - Current Process: 0x42, ID: 0x400002 *** Filesys: Loaded device.dll FILESYS: Waiting for device manager to signal BootPhase1 completion. +InitDeviceFileSystems ... ... PCIBUS!PCIRequestResources: I/O Resource Manager request for I/O range 0x0-0x3 failed PCIbus!PCIEnum: WARNING: Resource request for device 0:31:1 failed DeviceFolder::LoadDevice(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI) last 3800 Ticks FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted. FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted. FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted. ... =========================================== Could you help me please? Thanks and best regards. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110795
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    - Slow file transfer Hello, I am using external USB2 controller ,connected to local bus, to connect USB Disk-on-key to our system. Bursts to usb, as seen by logic analyzer are very fast and can reach theoretical speed of 20MBytes per second. however transaction are very slow eventually to the ram file-system. Can some one suggest when is the over-head? After all, after tranffering the data from disk-on-key to HCD driver, the overhead seems to be 10 times the transaction from disk-on-key and that seems to be un-resonable. Anyone? Thanks Oren. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110792
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    - Which One? CE 5.0 or 6.0 or WIN Mobile?!!! Hi All, We are in discussion of a project using CE. Our Device is going to be a fixed on an automotive with GSM/GPRS modem. The device is inteneded to have data communication to a server using GSM/GPRS. [there is no need of voice call support] It also should have handsfree bluetooth and SDIO and Touch and Display etc. We have to decide on the OS to be used. For me i should go for CE Mobile 5.0 or WinCE 6.0 as both of them has GSM/GPRS support. According to my knowledge CE5.0 doesnt hav support for GSM/GPRS. Is my assumptions right? The GSM module vendor has the RIL driver for the chip in WinCE mobile. Which operating system is better for such a device? Any inputs regarding this is most welcome Warm regards Ajith Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110790
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    - CE 6.0 CETK: Storage Device Block Driver Performance Text[Complete Hi all: I run a CETK test in CE6.0 for SD card. the test item is "Storage Device Block Driver Performance Test." I modify the command line as following:(Disk 3 is SD card storage.) tux -o -d disktest_perf.dll -c"-zorch -disk DSK:3" -x1001-1002 After start the command, the result is "complete", not fail or passed. I view the results, it says passed , but I see the pass item is 0. As the following report :: *** SUITE SUMMARY *** *** Passed: 0 *** Failed: 0 *** Skipped: 0 *** Aborted: 0 *** -------- --------- *** Total: 0 So is it successful or something error???? and how do I modify the command?? thank a lots. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110789
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    - Problem with SiliconDrive 1GB Compact Flash. Hi, We are building WinCE 4.2 Os image for ETX233 single board computer from AdLink. We tried to boot the device with SanDisk 128MB/256MB/512MB. And it seems to be working and booting pretty fastly. But when we tried to use SiliconDrive 1GB compact flash, it is taking nearly 15 minutes to boot. We made all proper BIOS settings(LBA mode,etc). Does any face similiar kind of issue ? Could somebody help us in this regards? Thanks in Advance, Ravindran Ramaraj. -- Message posted using http://www.talkaboutsoftware.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder/ More information at http://www.talkaboutsoftware.com/faq.html Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110787
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    - Data abort in the same function every tim Hi Everyone, I just made my CE 6 BSP work. Unfortunately, I got an data abort exception after calling ShowWindow. This happens in every applications. Does anyone have a clue on this by helping check the following information? My platform builder (VS2005) reports: Exception 'Data Abort' (4): Thread-Id=02980002(pth=84d78690), Proc- Id=02970002(pprc=84d78378) 'TestApp1.exe', VM- active=02970002(pprc=84d78378) 'TestApp1.exe' PC=400298f0(coredll.dll+0x000198f0) RA=400298dc(coredll.dll +0x000198dc) SP=0a01f870, BVA=82228f3c The exception is in HimcPrivate::HimcToHimcp. It attempts to read from a kernel memory "0x82228f38" in user space. The following is the callstack. COREDLL!HimcPrivate::HimcToHimcp(unsigned long) address 0x400298bc COREDLL!ImmIsValidIMC + 24 bytes COREDLL!ImmSetActiveContext(struct HWND__ *,unsigned long,int) + 356 bytes K.COREDLL!xxx_PerformCallBack4(_CALLBACKINFO * 0xd070f2a8, void * 0x82228f38, void * 0x00000001, void * 0x00000000) line 292 + 28 bytes K.COREDLL!ImmSetActiveContextInOwnerProcess(HWND__ * 0x00000000, unsigned long 0x00000000, int 0x00000000) line 570 + 20 bytes K.COREDLL!ImmSetActiveContext(struct HWND__ *,unsigned long,int) + 168 bytes GWES!ImmThunk_ImmSetActiveContext(HWND__ * 0x00000000, unsigned long 0x00000000, int 0x00000000) line 217 GWES!MsgQueue::PreprocessReceivedMsg(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000007, unsigned int 0x00000000, long 0x00000000, bool * 0xd070f3dc) line 1357 GWES!MsgQueue::SendMessageWithOptions(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000007, unsigned int 0x00000000, long 0x00000000, unsigned int 0x00000000) line 3753 GWES!MsgQueue::SetUicFocus(CWindow * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000010) line 1039 GWES!SetFocus_I(HWND__ * 0x700238f0) line 1696 + 16 bytes COREDLL!SetFocus(HWND__ * 0x700238f0) line 959 + 28 bytes COREDLL!DefWindowProcW(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000006, unsigned int 0x00000001, long 0x00000000) line 3133 TESTAPP1!WndProc(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000006, unsigned int 0x00000001, long 0x00000000) line 298 + 20 bytes K.COREDLL!xxx_PerformCallBack4(_CALLBACKINFO * 0xd070f6bc, void * 0x00000006, void * 0x00000001, void * 0x00000000) line 292 + 28 bytes GWES!WindowProcCallback(void * 0x00000000, long (HWND__ *, unsigned int, unsigned int, long)* 0x03410002, CWindow * 0x00013470, unsigned int 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0xc03bfec0, long 0x03420002, bool * 0xc03bfec0) line 2312 + 20 bytes GWES!CWindow::CallWindowProcW_I(CePtr_t<long (__cdecl*)(HWND__ *,unsigned int,unsigned int,long)> {...}, HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000006, unsigned int 0x00000001, long 0x00000000, SendMsgEntry_t * 0x00000000) line 2473 + 44 bytes GWES!MsgQueue::SendMessageWithOptions(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000006, unsigned int 0x00000001, long 0x00000000, unsigned int 0x00000000) line 3770 + 68 bytes GWES!MsgQueue::SetUicActiveWindow(CWindow * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000002) line 708 GWES!MsgQueue::PreprocessReceivedMsg(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000060, unsigned int 0x700238f0, long 0x00000002, bool * 0xd070fa54) line 1342 GWES!MsgQueue::SendMessageWithOptions(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000060, unsigned int 0x700238f0, long 0x00000002, unsigned int 0x00000000) line 3753 GWES!MsgQueue_SetActiveWindowInternal(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, unsigned int 0x00000002) line 1463 GWES!CWindow::SetWindowPos_I(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, HWND__ * 0x00000000, int 0x00000000, int 0x00000000, int 0x00000000, int 0x00000000, unsigned int 0x00000043) line 2832 GWES!CWindow::ShowWindow_I(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, int 0x00000005) line 1849 COREDLL!ShowWindow(HWND__ * 0x700238f0, int 0x00000005) line 697 + 32 bytes TESTAPP1!InitInstance(HINSTANCE__ * 0x03410002, int 0x00000005) line 191 TESTAPP1!WinMain(HINSTANCE__ * 0x03410002, HINSTANCE__ * 0x00000000, unsigned short * 0x1001fe8c, int 0x00000005) line 113 + 12 bytes COREDLL!MainThreadBaseFunc(void * 0x00013194, const unsigned short * 0x1001fe70, const unsigned short * 0x1001fe8c, HINSTANCE__ * 0x85dda6cc, HINSTANCE__ * 0x00000000, HINSTANCE__ * 0x00000000) line 1068 + 124 bytes Yours, Lin Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110786
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    - kerneliocontrolfail Hello All, I am working to port our bsp from wince 5.0 to 6.0. After removing kitl from oal i found that when i am creating the image without kitl everything works fine. but when i make the image with kitl.Kitl works properly but kerneliocontrol function call fails.Please suggest any reason for it. Thanks Nihar Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110783
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    - Microsoft USB Stack fails with SanDisk's U3 technolgy enabled Hi All, We have developed a USB Host Controller driver for TI's DaVinCi platforms and the issue what we have seen with this is that Sandisk pendrive's with U3 technology are failing. SanDisk Pendrive which we used was having some technology called U3 (An option to Install and carry programs with Pen drive itself). Is there any chance that becouse of these SCSI commands can fail. what is being observed is that the SCSI command for Media Changed is being skipped and for the SCSI_MODE_SENSE10 Command it gives RX_STALL in the receive path and after that continously, we get NAK timeouts. To know more about U3 technology, these links can be used. http://u3.sandisk.com/tour/swf_no_wave/tour_en.asp http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.aspx?CatID=1450 What may be the reason for this, Is this a problem with Microsoft Mass storage or SCSI driver. we does n't suspect the host controller, since same host controller in Linux is working fine with the same device. Other than SanDisk we have tested with 5 other models like Transcend, PNY, Sony and all with all these devices it works well. We are using WinCE 6.0. Please help me on this. Regards, Noor Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110782
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    - TrueFFS for M-systems G4 and CE4.2 Hi, We used to have in our product a DiskOnChip working nicely with TrueFFS.dll (WINCE420). Because of an end of life of this part, we're going for their G4 model on the future production. From what I understand in the datasheet, we need the version 6.3 or later of TrueFFS.dll. The one we have at the moment is not that recent, although it's still a version 6. It looks like Sandisk bought M-Systems, and as a result all the links for getting this driver are all broken and end onto Sandisk's homepage, where these OEM products aren't listed nor supported. So it looks like it may take a bit of time to obtain anything if we have to go through our parts provider. I'm sure quite a few people have had this issue already, and I wonder if I could get some help or access to the TrueFFS SDK, or get any advise or hint that would let me go forward. Thanks in advance. Alx Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110779
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    - usb function mass storage class - RAMDISK folder goes away after usb Hello! I am trying to use the usb function driver with the mass storage class and am losing my RAMDISK folder on my device once I attach the USB cable and the UsbMsFn STORE_Init function is called. Here is the debug from after I attach my USB cable to the host and the STORE_Init() function is called: 344138 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: DeviceName = DSK1: 344143 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: Removable = 1 344146 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: IOCTL_DISK_GETINFO passed 344146 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: bytes per sector = 512 344146 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: cylinders = 0 344147 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: flags = 0xa 344147 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: heads = 0 344147 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: sectors = 2 344147 PID:c3e49bae TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: UsbMsFn!STORE_Init: total sectors = 64 344151 PID:3ec4432 TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: FSD_UnmountDisk(0x1c6700): unmounting... 344151 PID:3ec4432 TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: FATFS!UnmountDisk: unmounting all volumes on disk 001C6700 344155 PID:3ec4432 TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: <<< Unloading module diskcache.dll at address 0x03E80000-0x03E89000 (RW data at 0x01FF2000-0x01FF24F4) Unloaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\VESTA\RELDIR \KSO_ARMV4I_DEBUG\DISKCACHE.DLL' 344157 PID:3ec4432 TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: FATFS!FATDetach complete (0 sectors written in 0 requests) 344158 PID:3ec4432 TID:e3c7bd92 0x83c747f0: <<< Unloading module fatfsd.dll at address 0x03E90000-0x03EBB000 (RW data at 0x01FF4000-0x01FF463C) Unloaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\VESTA\RELDIR \KSO_ARMV4I_DEBUG\FATFSD.DLL' As I said, I am using RAMDISK and already have my DSK1: device with the "Storage Card" folder available on my device. The STORE_Init() function calls OpenStore() and then an IOCTL to GETINFO and then a DismountStore() function call. Does anyone know why this function would want to dismount the store? The STORE_Close() function also calls for the dismount, but that makes sense. Once the DismountStore() function is called, my "Storage Card" folder goes away. Can anyone explain this to me? Is this a bug with that sample? Or am I just doing something wrong? I am using the Microsoft provided \\WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\USBFN\CLASS\STORAGE implementation and the STORE_Init() function in \STORAGE\EMULATION \SCSI2\BLOCK\block.cpp and basing my function driver on the mainstone II implementation. I still have not seen my host PC acknowledge my device regardless of whether I allow the dismount to be called or not and will try a USB analyzer next to look at what is going on there. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks, Vanessa Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110778
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    - Linker errors with ASP sample Hello all, I hope this is the correct group. I get linker errors when I try to build the ASP sample in PUBLIC \SERVERS\SDK\SAMPLES\HTTP\ASP on WinCE6. The log below is after a successful full clean build. SYSGEN_OLE*, SYSGEN_DCOM*, and SYSGEN_MINICOM* are all included. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you. Ryan ------ Build started: Project: Carrier, Configuration: Advantech PCM9377 x86 Debug Platform Builder (_TGTCPU) ------ C:\WINCE600\public\servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\sources Starting Build: set WINCEREL=1&&build -c&&makeimg ============== BUILD: [Thrd:Sequence:Type ] Message BUILD: [00:0000000000:PROGC ] Build started with parameters: -c BUILD: [00:0000000001:PROGC ] Build started in directory: C: \WINCE600\public\servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP BUILD: [00:0000000002:PROGC ] Checking for C:\WINCE600\sdk\bin \i386\srccheck.exe. BUILD: [00:0000000003:PROGC ] Running passes WCEFILES0, MIDL, MC, ASN, THUNK, PRECOMPHEADER, COMPILE, LIB, LINK, MANAGEDRESX, MANAGEDMOD, MANAGEDDLL, MANAGEDEXE, MANAGEDWIN for x86. BUILD: [00:0000000004:PROGC ] Ignoring build database (-c specified). BUILD: [00:0000000005:PROGC ] Computing include file dependencies: BUILD: [00:0000000006:PROGC ] Checking for SDK include directory: C: \WINCE600\sdk\CE\inc. BUILD: [00:0000000007:PROGC ] Scan C:\WINCE600\public\servers\sdk \samples\http\ASP\ BUILD: [00:0000000008:PROGC ] Saving C:\WINCE600\public\servers \Build.dat. BUILD: [00:0000000010:PROGC ] Building WCEFILES0 Pass in C: \WINCE600\public\servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\ directory. BUILD: [00:0000000023:PROGC ] Building MIDL Pass in C:\WINCE600\public \servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\ directory. BUILD: [01:0000000033:PROGC ] Midl Compiling .\admin.idl BUILD: [00:0000000074:PROGC ] Building COMPILE Pass in C: \WINCE600\public\servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\ directory. BUILD: [01:0000000084:PROGC ] Resource Compiling .\httpadmasp.rc BUILD: [01:0000000089:PROGC ] Compiling .\admin_dll.cpp BUILD: [01:0000000093:PROGC ] Compiling .\stdafx.cpp BUILD: [01:0000000100:PROGC ] Compiling .\settings.cpp BUILD: [01:0000000104:PROGC ] Compiling .\vroots.cpp BUILD: [01:0000000108:PROGC ] Compiling .\admin_i.c BUILD: [00:0000000119:PROGC ] Building LIB Pass in C:\WINCE600\public \servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\ directory. BUILD: [01:0000000129:PROGC ] Linking C:\WINCE600\public\servers\oak \lib\x86\debug\Httpadmasp.lib BUILD: [01:0000000138:WARNN ] stdafx.obj : warning LNK4221: no public symbols found; archive member will be inaccessible BUILD: [00:0000000152:PROGC ] Building LINK Pass in C:\WINCE600\public \servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\ directory. BUILD: [01:0000000163:PROGC ] Linking C:\WINCE600\public\servers\oak \target\x86\debug\Httpadmasp.dll BUILD: [01:0000000182:ERRORE] admin_dll.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "class ATL::CAtlBaseModule ATL::_AtlBaseModule" (?_AtlBaseModule@ATL@@3VCAtlBaseModule@1@A) BUILD: [01:0000000183:ERRORE] stdafx.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "class ATL::CAtlBaseModule ATL::_AtlBaseModule" (? _AtlBaseModule@ATL@@3VCAtlBaseModule@1@A) BUILD: [01:0000000184:ERRORE] settings.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "class ATL::CAtlBaseModule ATL::_AtlBaseModule" (? _AtlBaseModule@ATL@@3VCAtlBaseModule@1@A) BUILD: [01:0000000185:ERRORE] vroots.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "class ATL::CAtlBaseModule ATL::_AtlBaseModule" (? _AtlBaseModule@ATL@@3VCAtlBaseModule@1@A) referenced in function "public: virtual long __cdecl CVroots::get_Count(long *)" (? get_Count@CVroots@@UAAJPAJ@Z) BUILD: [01:0000000186:ERRORE] admin_dll.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "class ATL::CAtlComModule ATL::_AtlComModule" (?_AtlComModule@ATL@@3VCAtlComModule@1@A) BUILD: [01:0000000187:ERRORE] C:\WINCE600\public\servers\oak\target \x86\debug\Httpadmasp.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals BUILD: [00:0000000202:PROGC ] Files Warnings Errors BUILD: [00:0000000203:PROGC ] Midl 1 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000204:PROGC ] Message 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000205:PROGC ] Precomp Header 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000206:PROGC ] Resource 1 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000207:PROGC ] MASM 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000208:PROGC ] SHASM 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000209:PROGC ] ARMASM 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000210:PROGC ] MIPSASM 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000211:PROGC ] C++ 4 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000212:PROGC ] C 1 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000213:PROGC ] Static Libraries 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000214:PROGC ] Exe's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000215:PROGC ] Dll's 2 1 6 BUILD: [00:0000000216:PROGC ] Preprocess deffile 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000217:PROGC ] Resx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000218:PROGC ] CSharp Compile 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000219:PROGC ] Other 0 0 1 BUILD: [00:0000000220:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000221:PROGC ] Total 9 1 7 BUILD: [00:0000000222:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000223:PROGC ] 1 Warnings, 7 Errors BUILD: [00:0000000224:PROGC ] GetSystemTimes (seconds): Idle: 0 Kernel: 2 User: 5 BUILD: [00:0000000225:PROGC ] Elapsed time (seconds): 8 Build for Windows CE (Release 601) (Built on Aug 17 2006 15:18:52) File names: Build.log Build.wrn Build.err Build.dat C:\WINCE600\public\servers\sdk\samples\http\ASP\sources - 6 error(s), 1 warning(s) ========== Build: 0 succeeded or up-to-date, 1 failed, 0 skipped ========== Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110776
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    - Excluding folders from replication Hi, I would like to exclude the \Temp folder from persistent file replication. However, it does not work with the following registry keys: ;HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Filters\Fsreplxfilt] "NumDirsToExclude"=dword:1 "DirsToExclude"=multi_sz:"\\Temp\\" ;END HIVE BOOT SECTION What's wrong? Thanks, Peter Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110774
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    - How to invalidate file replication of persistent storage? Hi, I use file replication for persistent storage under CE6. Is there a mechanism to invalidate the replicated files in order to go back to the original image state? I am looking for something, which is similar to erasing the hive based registry with the kernel ioctl IOCTL_HAL_GET_HIVE_CLEAN_FLAG. Can someone tell me how to do this without erasing the entire FFS (flash file system)? Thank you, Peter Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110773
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    - does bluetooth audio gateway conflic with audio codec(sound card) on board? hi, experts, (WinCE 5.0, samsung arm920t cpu.) There was already one audio codec chip on my board ,that had been driven as *WAV0*. i socket another BlueTooth USB Adapter,for communicate with my BlueTooth HeadSet.this BlueTooth Adapter been driven as *WAV1*,(bthscosnd.dll),and then i use below command to find & rounte audio stream & connect the HeadSet.as below, btagconfig -audio on i get, "Opening Bluetooth audio..." "Operation successful." but, nothing happen. ---------------------------------------- after remove *WAV0*,then reset,of couse,this time, WAV1 -> WAV0. i can hear all sound ,even system event sound,from HeadSet. does they conflic?how to use them both? --- my mother language is not english . Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110770
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    - Using shared resource from multiple drivers/process Hi ALL, Problem: I have two wince drivers say driver1.dll, driver2.dll and only one DMA channel. I want to share one DMA channel for these two drivers. Since the drivers are running in two seperate processes and want to access the same DMA channel. How we can tell one driver to wait for some time if the DMA channel is already bieng used by other driver. Means how we can achieve lock/unlock the dma channel from two seperate processes. What exact WinCE APIs are there to share the resource from two processes and implement the semaphore. Can anybody comments on this? Thanks in advance. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110754
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    - USB Function Vendor adn Product ID problem Hi, I have a problem with my USB Function Driver. I have a BSP cloned from the Mainstone III. I Use the USB Function without any changes, selection the RNDIS version. All have worked fine for some months, but now i made some change to my BSP and i get an error. When i Plug my USB cable into the PC i can see a device connect but its Vendor ID and its Product ID are both 0. I put this vendor and product ID into the register [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\FunctionDrivers\RNDIS] During Runtime i can check the register and see this values. I would like to find the source code where Windows CE send Vendor and Product ID to the PC so i can find why it doesn't read any value (i suppose 0 is a default value). Anyone know where I can find this source code? Otherwise, what should i check in order to find my problem? Regards Rudy rudy.barbieriCHIOCCIOLAdestura.it Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110748
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    - HandleSystemEvent 11 I am using Windows CE 5.0,with PXA320 of Marvell. When resuming from deep-sleep, the system hangs and release only after 2-3 minutes. It is hang after: HandleSystemEvent 11 none (see below) where can i find a list of the system events? Someone has an idea why is the o.s. wait for? Debug messages are: 4294784463 PID:a7c804ea TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: XllpLCDSuspend 4294784463 PID:a7c804ea TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Suspend_Graceful 4294784467 PID:a7c804ea TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: XllpLCDSuspend- 4294784468 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: OALIoCtlHalPreSuspend 4294784468 PID:87dc6c0a TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: FS: Got Power notif 0x00000002 4294784468 PID:87dc6c0a TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: FSREG: Registry flush unnecessary 4294784469 PID:87dc6c0a TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: FSRAM: Flushing cached file data 4294784469 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Powering Off system: 4294784469 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Calling GWES power proc. 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Calling device manager power proc. 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Calling OEMPowerOff... 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Back from OEMPowerOff 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Calling device manager power proc. 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Calling GWES power proc. 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Returning to normally scheduled programming. 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:47b1b6da 0x87af8d8c: ndisMResetCompleteStage2: Internal reset 4294784472 PID:87dc6c0a TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: FS: Got Power notif 0x00000001 4294784472 PID:a7c804ea TID:a7b53b0e 0x87b1bbd4: Back from PowerOffSystem. 4294784472 PID:7d9ae16 TID:a7d2bfbe 0x87d25400: [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 11 none ------------------- here system hangs Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110745
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    - TAPI , RIL confusion!! Hi All, We are currently in discussion about a project where we need to support a GSM/GPRS modem which needs to support only data transfer.[no voice calls] I am reading the docs and got confused abt the TAPI and RIL inferfaces. As per my understanding, we need to use RIL inteface of CE and the Modem manufacturer will provide the "RIL driver[PDD]". The application developer can use the RIL interface to talk to the modem to send/receive data. Am i correct? Then what is TAPI interface? Is it only for telephone and not for cell phone? Please guide me. Thanks in Advance Ajith Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110744
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    - usb function mass storage problem. hi, I am trying to use usbfunction mass storage,my work based on: D:\WINCE500\Public\Common\OAK\CSP\ARM\Intel\PXA25X\USB\Function\PDD after I connect device to PC, about 1 minute later,a disk ico appear.why so long and how to settle this problem? Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110743
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    - WM6 device emulator vs cellular emulator Hi All, With each AKU, there comes a device emulator BSP. Which can build up image for Emulator. With Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK, there comes a tool named in Cellular Emulator. The default emulator Image in Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK works fine with the Cellular Emulator tool. I can not get the image I built from AKU platform DEVICEEMULATOR work with Cellular Emulator. How can I build the emulator image that can work with tool Cellular Emulator? Deeply appreciate your response! Cheers, SP Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110740
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    - builidng eboot/uboot using cygwin I can't seem to able to build/ make the eboot or uboot successfully. Any suggestion? Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110730
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    - How is BSP deployed? Is BSP deployed after OS boots up or before OS boots up? I think it should be deploy to get Nk.bin before OS boots up by using platform wizard, compiled to get nk.bin. I am loss In a PXA255. the sequence of booting up is ===PXA255=== board reset and goes to reset vector address BIOS find bootable disk (Flash, CR, SD card, etc) The bootloader(either eboot or uboot) resides inside MBR BL loads the NK.in onto RAM and which then loads BSP? ==0x86-== board reset and goes to reset vector address BIOS find bootable disk (Flash, CF, SD card etc) goes into MBR to find Bootsector bootsector contains the address to bootloader BL loads the NK.bin Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110729
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    - tieing cross compiler onto PB, needed? 1)What is the difference between WinCE5.0 and WinCE5.0 .net? 2)If i am running the above on a PXA255, do i need to reinstall a cross compiler to generate binary on user development machine that are executables on another platform 3)What is the compiler that comes with PB IDE? Is it because compiler are tied to microprocessor and PB only support 0x86? Thanks Alvin Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110720
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    - Ordinal missing for MSCOREE2_0.DLL We have build a Windows CE 6 image including Compact Framework 2.0. The hardware has a ARM9 processor. When we are trying to start a very simple .net application we are getting an error that Ordinal 127 is missing. This is the debug output: 93202 PID:400002 TID:3a00002 RELFSD: Opening file ManagedTest.exe from desktop 93299 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8FFFE6CC) at address 0x40010000-0x400EC000 in Process 'ManagedTest.exe' (0x8C19BCD8) 93522 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ManagedTest.exe' (0x8C19BCD8) at address 0x00010000-0x00018000 in Process 'ManagedTest.exe' (0x8C19BCD8) PB Debugger Loaded 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\ arm9_MINI \RELDIR\ arm9_ARMV4I_RELEASE\MANAGEDTEST.EXE', no matching symbolic information found. s ManagedTest 16:39:50 03/12/2008 W. Europe Standard Time End s ManagedTest 16:39:50 03/12/2008 W. Europe Standard Time 93907 PID:3160002 TID:3170002 debug test message 94318 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 Heap Statistics at 0x400DAA68 94529 PID:400002 TID:3a00002 RELFSD: Opening file mscoree.dll from desktop 94952 PID:400002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'mscoree.dll' (0x8A7385C8) at address 0x40600000-0x40611000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x89958BC0) PB Debugger Loaded 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\arm9_MINI\RELDIR\ arm9_ARMV4I_RELEASE\MSCOREE.DLL', no matching symbolic information found. 94968 PID:3160002 TID:3170002 debug test message 95226 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'mscoree.dll' (0x8A7385C8) at address 0x40600000-0x40611000 in Process 'ManagedTest.exe' (0x8C19BCD8) 95230 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8C194A44) at address 0x40340000-0x4039D000 in Process 'ManagedTest.exe' (0x8C19BCD8) 95402 PID:400002 TID:3a00002 RELFSD: Opening file ManagedTest.exe from desktop 96023 PID:3160002 TID:3170002 debug test message 96178 PID:400002 TID:3a00002 RELFSD: Opening file mscoree2_0.dll from desktop 100544 PID:3160002 TID:3170002 debug test message 100930 PID:400002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'mscoree2_0.dll' (0x8A738D1C) at address 0x40620000-0x406EB000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x89958BC0) PB Debugger Loaded 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\arm9_MINI\RELDIR\ arm9_ARMV4I_RELEASE\MSCOREE2_0.DLL', no matching symbolic information found. 101235 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'mscoree2_0.dll' (0x8A738D1C) at address 0x40620000-0x406EB000 in Process 'ManagedTest.exe' (0x8C19BCD8) 101240 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 ERROR: function @ Ordinal 127 missing 101242 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 !!! Please Check your SYSGEN variable !!! 101244 PID:39f0002 TID:3a00002 Coredll: DEBUGCHK failed in file C: \ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\core\dll\usr\..\loader.cpp at line 684 I looked up Ordinal 127 with dependency walker and it is refering to "GAC_AddAssembly". I cannot find anything about this funtion. What should I do? Nick Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110717
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    - How to export a BSP in WinCE 6.0 I'm working on a project that is creating a new BSP (starting from something) and I would like to be able to distribute the BSP for other developers to create new OS designs. In WinCE 5.0, there was a BSP export wizard that created an MSI file for the BSP export. I cannot seem to find the equivalent in WinCE 6.0. Can someone point me in the right direction to find a way to export the BSP? Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110711
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    - ARMv7, ARMv6, VFPv3, and NEON compiler support Is anyone aware of any option for a compiler to take advantage of ARMv7, ARMv6, VFPv3, or NEON features on Windows CE 6.0? I'm aware that neither Visual Studio nor PB itself will support these instruction sets, so I'm open to the idea of using a third party compiler if any will link with applications built by Visual Studio. I haven't found anything, but I'm open to ideas. I have an application that will tremendously benefit from the hardware if I can find a compiler (not an assembler) to take advantage of it. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110707
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    - TSP - DEVCFG Structure Hello everyone, I have done a Telephony Service Provider to use our OEM modem. I have based my code on the sample found in "public\common\oak\drivers\samptspi\" . This sample works well except it hasn't the extra init strings under the call option dialog. I have modified the resource file to add it to the dialog. Now, the problem I have is that I cannot get a DEVCFG structure that is working with it. I am really confused because it seems that it has several structures available. I thought we could change the structure so it has a variable for stocking the extra string but if I do so, I got errors in TSPI_lineGetDevConfig() and TSPI_lineSetDevConfig(). The size doesnt match the received in paramaters. Do you have information about this structure and how I should handle it? What do I have to do so TSPI_lineGetDevConfig() and TSPI_lineSetDevConfig() receiced my newly defined DEVCFG structure in parameters? Regards, Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110701
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    - Could not able to install 2007 rollup Hi all, wince 6.0. I just uninstalled and reinstalled vs 2005 and pb 6.0, after installing the pb in the following order 1 - VS2005 2 - VS2005 SP1 3 - CE6 plugin 4 - CE6 Cumulative QFE through 12/06 5 - CE6 SP1 6 - R2 when i try to install 2007 rollup update, it reported an error message that "This installation required Microsoft windows embedded ce 6.0 to be installed, please install pb 6.0....". I just opened vs 2005 and verified that pb 6.0 is installed and also creates a workspace in that, please help me what has to be done??? Thanks in advance Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110700
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    - Sleep/resume problem on s3c2440 Hi All, I am facing a strange problem. I can suspend and then resume by activating wakeup interrupt first time, but when I try to suspend/resume second time , the system hangs. Can any one help in this situation? I think the system can't restore some thing important during first resume. Is it correct? An early response will be highly appreciated. Many thanks in advance. Sohail Tariq -- Message posted via PocketPCJunkies.com http://www.pocketpcjunkies.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/wince-pb/200803/1 Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110699
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    - ARM DSP Instructions in Windows Mobile 5.0 Hi, I am working on Windows Mobile Pocket PC 5.0 Emulator.I am working on Visual Studio 2005 . We are converting inline assembly to separate assembly functions and meanwhile we encountered an exception at SMULWB instruction. I got information from internet that WindowsCE doesnt support ARMv5 instructions only ARMv4.Is this true ? I found that there are ARM DSP-enhanced Intrinsic Functions like _SmulAddWLo_SW_SL are available. 1) But when i use the function in .c files,its building fine but while running in emulator throwing the following error Undefined Instruction: Thread=97529938 Proc=814c6e30 'mp3_encoder.exe' AKY=00002001 PC=00056800(mp3_encoder.exe+0x00046800) RA=00056860(mp3_encoder.exe+0x00046860) BVA=1c17f6fc FSR=00000405 Unhandled exception at 0x00056800 in mp3_encoder.exe: 0xC000001D: Illegal Instruction. The program '[57b4bc2a] mp3_encoder.exe' has exited with code 1067 (0x42b). 2) But when i use the function in .asm or .s files,its throwing linker error like " Unresolved external Symbol" what might be the problem ? 3) But when CLZ (which is a ARMv5 instruction) is replaced with _CountLeadingZeros intrinsic in assembly file(.s and .asm ),its building and running fine. i havenot seen anywhere any discussion regarding the topic in the internet. Hope experts can help me ? If nobody has faced the situation,hope Microsoft guys will look into this topic as the subject hasnot been addressed till now. Thanking you Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110696
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    - Software upgrade of embedded devices in field Is there anyone doing system upgrade in field and having a description/specification on how to do this they would like to shear? Current connection to the divice dedicated for ths is an USB Functional RNDIS, but also UART could be used. The device is Xscale PXA255 based running WinCE 5.0 with 16MByte XIP StrataFlash running OS (BSP) and appliction, 8MByte of RAM, and current code size in release is less than 3 Mbyte for everything. Interested in everything from patch releases of application to full upgrade of both OS and application. Apreciate any information, advice or usefull links! /trond Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110695
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    - Get "Bad subdirectory" build error when specifying a non-subdirectory in DIRS Hi, I want to share some code between at least 2 BSPs in PB5.0. This comes from the idea that I don't want to fix the same bug between different BSPs source trees. What I'm doing is to organize my BSP source trees in the way like the following: $(_PLATFORMROOT)\ MYBSP1\SRC\COMMON\IO dirs MYBSP2\SRC\COMMON\IO dirs MYBSP_COMMON\SRC\COMMON\IO sources makefile io.c Either MYBSP1\SRC\COMMON\IO\dirs or MYBSP2\SRC\COMMON\IO\dirs defines DIRS = ..\..\..\..\MYBSP_COMMON\SRC\COMMON\IO. When I build my OS design based on either MYBSP1 or MYBSP2, PB5.0 report an error like "BUILD: [00:0000000005:ERRORE] Bad subdirectory: ..\..\..\..\MYBSP_COMMON\SRC\COMMON\IO. Looks like that DIRS can NOT traverse directory other than its subdirectories. How can I fix this problems? Or how can I share common source code between similar BSPs? Thanks in advance! Joe Yu nap_yu@hotmail.com Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110691
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    - Windows CE 6.0 remote server access not working after registry clean Hi all, after forcing a registry clean during bootup I'm unable to access remote servers. The error message tells me the network resource is not accessible and no logon dialog is shown. If I reboot my system or renew my ip address I'm able to access the remote server again. Debug output when attempting to access a remote server using net view: OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8FFF86CC) at address 0x40010000-0x40136000 in Process 'net.exe' (0x870C7348) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'net.exe' (0x870C7348) at address 0x00010000-0x00018000 in Process 'net.exe' (0x870C7348) PB Debugger Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\CCSTK\CCSTK \RELDIR\CCPXS_IXC1100_ARMV4I_DEBUG\NET.EXE' FATFS!FindNextFile: Invalid search name reg:' FATFS!FindNextFile: Invalid search name reg:' FATFS!FindNextFile: Invalid search name reg:' FATFS!FindNextFile: Invalid search name reg:' FATFS!FindNextFile: Invalid search name reg:' Console NOT redirected for process 0x52F000E AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0x052F000E SPNEGO:Releasing credentials D063C590 SECUR32: Locating package 'Negotiate' ... found (0xD06395D0). SPNEGO:NegAcquireCredentialsHandle: Get a Negotiate CredHandle: PB Debugger Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\CCSTK\CCSTK \RELDIR\CCPXS_IXC1100_ARMV4I_DEBUG\NET.EXE' SECUR32: Locating package 'Kerberos' ... found (0xD06395B0). KERBEROS:RestoreLogonSession: No valid default cred SPNEGO:Failed c000005f to get a cred handle for Kerberos SECUR32: Locating package 'NTLM' ... found (0xD0639590). SPNEGO:Failed 8009030e to get a cred handle for NTLM SPNEGO:NegAcquireCredentialsHandle: returned 0x8009030e !RDR:Error in AcquireCredentialsHandle: 0x8009030E SECUR32: Locating package 'Negotiate' ... found (0xD06395D0). SPNEGO:NegAcquireCredentialsHandle: Get a Negotiate CredHandle: SECUR32: Locating package 'Kerberos' ... found (0xD06395B0). KERBEROS:Creating logon session for 0x0:0x6 KERBEROS:Can't build salt. Might as well fail here SPNEGO:Failed c000005f to get a cred handle for Kerberos SECUR32: Locating package 'NTLM' ... found (0xD0639590). SPNEGO: Added 00000003:00000000, NTLM SPNEGO:NegAcquireCredentialsHandle: returned 0x0 SPNEGO:Failed to decode data: -1011 SPNEGO:Unidentified token, trying without it SPNEGO:Getting initial token from preferred package 'NTLM' SPNEGO:WLsaInitContext( CIFS/FS1, NTLM ) returned 90312 SPNEGO:NegGenerateInitialToken returned 90312 !RDR:Error c0000016 in TreeConnect SPNEGO:Compare Mechanism: 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.2.2.10. SPNEGO:Server supports NTLM! SPNEGO:Calling package NTLM SPNEGO:Subsequent call to WLsaInitContext( NTLM ) returned 0 !RDR:Server returned NTSTATUS: 0xC000006D, mapped to 5 (ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED (LOGON_FAILURE)) !RDR:Error 00000005 in TreeConnect SPNEGO:Deleting context d063c690 -RDR:ReconnectResource, returning 5 -RDR:SetupTID returning 5 -RDR:ConnectResource, returning 5 Error connecting to IPC resource on '\\fs1' -RDR:ConnectToIPC, ret 5 -RDR:NetRemoteAPI, ret 5 -RDR:RemoteNetShareEnum, ret: 5 -RDR:FillEnumBuf, ret 5 DeleteFromProcessInputLocaleTable: Deleted process from ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess: 0x052F000E OSAXST1: <<< Unloading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8FFF86CC) at address 0x40010000-0x40136000 in Process 'net.exe' (0x870C7348) OSAXST1: <<< Unloading Module 'net.exe' (0x870C7348) at address 0x00010000-0x00018000 in Process 'net.exe' (0x870C7348) Any ideas what could be wrong? Regards, Adam Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110689
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    - How to write the NAND Driver by MDD and PDD Architecture in CE6.0 In WinCe6.0 R2, There are another NAND Flash Driver Architecture. and has a sample of PDD, but how can i write the source file and connect the FLASH MDD with the PDD ? OR someone can give me a sample using the PDD and MDD Architecture in CE6.0 R2 ? Thank you very much! Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110686
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    - SanDisk Pen drives Failing Hi All, We have developed a USB Host Controller driver and the issue what we have seen with this is that Sandisk pendrive's are failing. Observations are initailly one or two Tx and Rx bulk request are success after that in the Rx path we get one Stall from the device and after this device respond's continously with NAK timout's in the Rx path and all Tx packets are success. What may be the reason for this, Is this a problem with Microsoft Mass storage or SCSI driver or is there some thing different with SanDisk pendrives, for which host controller need to provide some additional support. Other than SanDisk we have tested with 5 other models like Transcend, PNY, Sony and all with all these devices it works well. We are using WinCE 6.0. Please help me on this. Regards, Noor Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110684
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    - DEBUGCHK() followed by Access Violation in COREOS btrees.c Hi, I have build a CE 6 image (VS2005+PB+SP1+R2) based on an industrial controller. During startup of the image I hit a few times a DEBUGCHK right after a SetUserNotification call of some component. Example [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Registring system watch: event 13 app \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DCOMSS\RefreshSettings args AppRunAfterExtendedEvent FileSys: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\btrees.c at line 567 If I remove in this case the DCOM component from my image, than I get another DEBUGCHK() at [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Registring system watch: event 1 app \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\TaskbarTimeChangeEvent args AppRunAfterTimeChange FileSys: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\btrees.c at line 567 Does anyone know what might be wrong? How can I prevent these errors? What is the influence of SetUserNotification? I add here more complete debug loggings (2x) Thanks Werner ********************************* *********** Log 1 ***************** ********************************* ... more logging before FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "$udevice_1005" at index 13APISCreateAPIHandleFILESYS: SignalStarted loop = 3 FILESYS: Launching explorer.exe AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0x00B30006: pvData == NULL FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 13 (Name="$udevice_1005", MountFlags=0x101)OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8F5FA630) at addre ss 0x40010000-0x400E4000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) at address 0x00010000-0x00060000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8431439C) at address 0x405E0000-0x40697000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAFILESYS: Launching servicesStart.exe XST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8431439C) at address 0x405E0000-0x40697000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'uiproxy.dll' (0x84314664) at address 0x40500000-0x40504000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8F5FA630) at address 0x40010000-0x400E4000 in Process 'servicesStart.exe' (0x8431485C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'uiproxy.dll' (0x84314664) at address 0x40500000-0x40504000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x842F921C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'rpcrt4.dll' (0x84314DEC) at address 0x40710000-0x40784000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'rpcrt4.dll' (0x84314DEC) at address 0x40710000-0x40784000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD UIP1: OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'servicesStart.exe' (0x8431485C) at address 0x00010000-0x00013000 in Process 'servicesStart.exe' (0x8431485C) Initializating services for Services.exe DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\Prefix) returned 2 DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\BusPrefix) returned 2 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'netui.dll' (0x8432B950) at address 0x40390000-0x403DC000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'netui.dll' (0x8432B950) at address 0x40390000-0x403DC000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x842F921C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'lpcrt.dll' (0x8432BA88) at address 0x40460000-0x40466000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'lpcrt.dll' (0x8432BA88) at address 0x40460000-0x40466000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'servicesenum.dll' (0x8437B09C) at address 0xC0440000-0xC0448000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\LPCD\BusPrefix) returned 2 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'iphlpapi.dll' (0x84278438) at address 0x402A0000-0x402B5000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x842F921C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8F5FA630) at address 0x40010000-0x400E4000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'oleaut32.dll' (0x84383238) at address 0x406A0000-0x406DC000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'oleaut32.dll' (0x84383238) at address 0x406A0000-0x406DC000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ws2.dll' (0x84264C00) at address 0x402C0000-0x402CF000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x842F921C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) at address 0x00010000-0x00020000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'commctrl.dll' (0x84391378) at address 0x40180000-0x40229000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'commctrl.dll' (0x84391378) at address 0x40180000-0x40229000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0x04650002OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ceddk.dll' (0x8F2D8B1C) at address 0x40270000-0 x4027A000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x842F921C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ws2.dll' (0x84264C00) at address 0x402C0000-0x402CF000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) hello servicesd.exe $services_0002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ceshell.dll' (0x84391E70) at address 0x419B0000-0x41A0A000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ceshell.dll' (0x84391E70) at address 0x419B0000-0x41A0A000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'commctrl.dll' (0x84391378) at address 0x40180000-0x40229000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x842F921C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'iphlpapi.dll' (0x84278438) at address 0x402A0000-0x402B5000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shcore.dll' (0x8439881C) at address 0x41A10000-0x41A16000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shcore.dll' (0x8439881C) at address 0x41A10000-0x41A16000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8431439C) at address 0x405E0000-0x40697000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ieceext.dll' (0x84398D34) at address 0x408B0000-0x408B7000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ieceext.dll' (0x84398D34) at address 0x408B0000-0x408B7000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x843075DC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'rpcrt4.dll' (0x84314DEC) at address 0x40710000-0x40784000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'lpcrt.dll' (0x8432BA88) at address 0x40460000-0x40466000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "$services_0002" at index 14APISCreateAPIHandle: pvData == NULL FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 14 (Name="$services_0002", MountFlags=0x101)OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'lpcd.dll' (0x8432ABB0) at address 0x40440000-0x40452000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'lpcd.dll' (0x8432ABB0) at address 0x40440000-0x40452000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ssllsp.dll' (0x843AB548) at address 0x40320000-0x40331000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ssllsp.dll' (0x843AB548) at address 0x40320000-0x40331000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'wspm.dll' (0x843ABA60) at address 0x402E0000-0x402E6000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> LDeviceFolder::LoadDevice(Services\LPCD) last 975 TicksDEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\DCOMSSD\BusPrefix) returned 2 oading Module 'wspm.dll' (0x843ABA60) at address 0x402E0000-0x402E6000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD LPC1: OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'dcomssd.dll' (0x843AF39C) at address 0x406E0000-0x4070B000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'dcomssd.dll' (0x843AF39C) at address 0x406E0000-0x4070B000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'winsock.dll' (0x843AF4D4) at address 0x405A0000-0x405A5000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'winsock.dll' (0x843AF4D4) at address 0x405A0000-0x405A5000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'secur32.dll' (0x843C021C) at address 0x40510000-0x40517000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'secur32.dll' (0x843C021C) at address 0x40510000-0x40517000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) SECUR32:[NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 5 none Loading package DLL: 'schannel.dll'. OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'schannel.dll' (0x843C0414) at address 0x40340000-0xDeviceFolder::LoadDevice(Services\DCOMSSD) last 301 TicksDEVICE!RegReadActivationValues Re gQueryValueEx(Services\UPNPSVC\BusPrefix) returned 2 4036B000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'schannel.dll' (0x843C0414) at address 0x40340000-0x4036B000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'rsaenh.dll' (0x8F189D5C) at address 0x41C30000-0x41C54000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD DCM1: OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'crypt32.dll' (0x843C07D0) at address 0x40540000-0x40598000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'crypt32.dll' (0x843C07D0) at address 0x40540000-0x40598000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'msasn1.dll' (0x843C093C) at address 0x40520000-0x40532000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'msasn1.dll' (0x843C093C) at address 0x40520000-0x40532000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'upnpsvc.dll' (0x8440209C) at address 0x41850000-0x41886000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'upnpsvc.dll' (0x8440209C) at address 0x41850000-0x41886000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'wininet.dll' (0x844021D4) at address 0x41360000-0x41460000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'wininet.dll' (0x844021D4) at address 0x41360000-0x41460000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shlwapi.dll' (0x8440230C) at address 0x40860000-0x408A0000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shlwapi.dll' (0x8440230C) at address 0x40860000-0x408A0000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'oleaut32.dll' (0x84383238) at address 0x406A0000-0x406DC000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'ntlmssp.dll'. OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ntlmssp.dll' (0x8EFC7D00) at address 0x41C60000-0x41C79000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'kerberos.dll'. SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'spnego.dll'. OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'spnego.dll' (0x843D9BDC) at address 0x405C0000-0x405D1000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x82853C80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'spnego.dll' (0x843D9BDC) at address 0x405C0000-0x405D1000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x8437BC78) SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'credssp.dll'. SECUR32: Package [1] loaded -- 'Microsoft Unified Security Protocol Provider' SECUR32: Package [2] loaded -- 'Microsoft TLS 1.0' SECUR32: Package [3] loaded -- 'Microsoft SSL 3.0' SECUR32: Package [4] loaded -- 'Microsoft SSL 2.0' SECUR32: Package [5] loaded -- 'NTLM' SECUR32: Package [6] loaded -- 'Negotiate' OR: No protseqs configured NOTIFICATION::SystemEventToString::Unknown system event 13 [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification (or replacing 00000000) [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Registring system watch: event 13 app \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DCOMSS\RefreshSettings args AppRunAfterExtendedEvent FileSys: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\btrees.c at line 567 KdTrap: JIT debugging requested, waiting for OEM selection KdTrap: JIT debugging accepted +KITLRegisterDfltClient, service:2 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=82853c80) 'NK.EXE', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=80241a10(kitl.dll+0x0000ea10) RA=8023c387(kitl.dll+0x00009387) SP=d304ef84, BVA=00000010 Recursively calling KDEnableInt(FALSE, psvdThread != NULL) 1 time(s). This OK if KdStub stumbling on its own BP. KdTrap: Exception in debugger, Addr=0x80241A10 - attempting to recover ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\record.c line 233: FS: Heap Exception Handler FS: AbandonLogBlock called ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\dbase.c line 2351: DB:Recreating sort indexes for dbase 0x30000001 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1617 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1634 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1635 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 1594 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 381 Unknown: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 1610 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 1620 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1672 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\MapFile\.\cachemap.cpp at line 234 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=8029e385(kernel.dll+0x0004c385) RA=8029e600(kernel.dll+0x0004c600) SP=d304f890, BVA=fffffef8 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304f598, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304f2a0, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304efa8, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304ecb0, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304e9b8, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304e6c0, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d304e3c8, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=04a50002(pth=843af714), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00b30006(pprc=8f4868b0) 'udevice.exe' ********************************* *********** Log 2 ***************** ********************************* ... more logging before FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "$udevice_1005" at index 13APISCreateAPIHandle:FILESYS: SignalStarted loop = 3 FILESYS: Launching explorer.exe AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0x00C60006 pvData == NULL FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 13 (Name="$udevice_1005", MountFlags=0x101)OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8F5FA630) at addre ss 0x40010000-0x400E4000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) at address 0x00010000-0x00060000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8421121C) at address 0x405B0000-0x405EB000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSFILESYS: Launching servicesStart.exe AXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8421121C) at address 0x405B0000-0x405EB000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'uiproxy.dll' (0x842114D4) at address 0x404D0000-0x404D4000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8F5FA630) at address 0x40010000-0x400E4000 in Process 'servicesStart.exe' (0x842116CC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'uiproxy.dll' (0x842114D4) at address 0x404D0000-0x404D4000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x841F509C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'oleaut32.dll' (0x84221010) at address 0x405F0000-0x40627000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'oleaut32.dll' (0x84221010) at address 0x405F0000-0x40627000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD UIP1: OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'servicesStart.exe' (0x842116CC) at address 0x00010000-0x00013000 in Process 'servicesStart.exe' (0x842116CC) Initializating services for Services.exe DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\Prefix) returned 2 DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\BusPrefix) returned 2 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'netui.dll' (0x84221C94) at address 0x40390000-0x403DC000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'netui.dll' (0x84221C94) at address 0x40390000-0x403DC000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x841F509C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'commctrl.dll' (0x84221DDC) at address 0x40180000-0x40229000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'commctrl.dll' (0x84221DDC) at address 0x40180000-0x40229000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0x04630002OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'servicesenum.dll' (0x84275180) at address 0xC04 40000-0xC0448000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Services\UPNPSVC\BusPrefix) returned 2 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'iphlpapi.dll' (0x84177300) at address 0x402A0000-0x402B5000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x841F509C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x8F5FA630) at address 0x40010000-0x400E4000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ceshell.dll' (0x8427D19C) at address 0x41850000-0x418AA000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ceshell.dll' (0x8427D19C) at address 0x41850000-0x418AA000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ws2.dll' (0x84164BDC) at address 0x402C0000-0x402CF000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x841F509C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) at address 0x00010000-0x00020000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shcore.dll' (0x8428C15C) at address 0x418B0000-0x418B6000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shcore.dll' (0x8428C15C) at address 0x418B0000-0x418B6000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ceddk.dll' (0x8F2DD99C) at address 0x40270000-0x4027A000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x841F509C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ws2.dll' (0x84164BDC) at address 0x402C0000-0x402CF000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) hello servicesd.exe $services_0002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ieceext.dll' (0x8428CDD4) at address 0x40750000-0x40757000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ieceext.dll' (0x8428CDD4) at address 0x40750000-0x40757000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'commctrl.dll' (0x84221DDC) at address 0x40180000-0x40229000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x841F509C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'iphlpapi.dll' (0x84177300) at address 0x402A0000-0x402B5000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'aygshell.dll' (0x84293A38) at address 0x41830000-0x41845000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'aygshell.dll' (0x84293A38) at address 0x41830000-0x41845000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) Entering InitCapEdit CAPEDIT registered(49190) InitTTButton: OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'ole32.dll' (0x8421121C) at address 0x405B0000-0x405EB000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "$services_0002" at index 14APISCreateAPIHandle: pvData == NULL FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 14 (Name="$services_0002", MountFlags=0x101)Console NOT redirected for process 0x4630002 Grow Gdi handle table from 128 to 192 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'imaging.dll' (0x8432AD90) at address 0x40630000-0x406A1000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'imaging.dll' (0x8432AD90) at address 0x40630000-0x406A1000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'zlib.dll' (0x8432AF34) at address 0x40150000-0x4015E000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'zlib.dll' (0x8432AF34) at address 0x40150000-0x4015E000 in Process 'explorer.exe' (0x8420342C) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'upnpsvc.dll' (0x84366954) at address 0x416F0000-0x41726000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'upnpsvc.dll' (0x84366954) at address 0x416F0000-0x41726000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'wininet.dll' (0x84366A8C) at address 0x41200000-0x41300000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'wininet.dll' (0x84366A8C) at address 0x41200000-0x41300000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shlwapi.dll' (0x84366BC4) at address 0x40700000-0x40740000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x8272FC80) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'shlwapi.dll' (0x84366BC4) at address 0x40700000-0x40740000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'oleaut32.dll' (0x84221010) at addr[NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 5 none ess 0x405F0000-0x40627000 in Process 'servicesd.exe' (0x84275BDC) Grow Gdi handle table from 192 to 256 Grow Gdi handle table from 256 to 320 Explorer(V2.0) taskbar thread started. [NOTIFY] CeRunAppAtEvent - clearing system event registration for \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\TaskbarTimeChangeEvent [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification (or replacing 00000000) [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Registring system watch: event 1 app \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\TaskbarTimeChangeEvent args AppRunAfterTimeChange FileSys: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\btrees.c at line 567 KdTrap: JIT debugging requested, waiting for OEM selection KdTrap: JIT debugging accepted +KITLRegisterDfltClient, service:2 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=8272fc80) 'NK.EXE', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=80241a10(kitl.dll+0x0000ea10) RA=8023c387(kitl.dll+0x00009387) SP=d308ef84, BVA=00000010 Recursively calling KDEnableInt(FALSE, psvdThread != NULL) 1 time(s). This OK if KdStub stumbling on its own BP. KdTrap: Exception in debugger, Addr=0x80241A10 - attempting to recover ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\record.c line 233: FS: Heap Exception Handler FS: AbandonLogBlock called ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\dbase.c line 2351: DB:Recreating sort indexes for dbase 0x30000001 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1617 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1634 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1635 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 1594 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 381 Unknown: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 1610 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\vm.c at line 1620 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\yzkiqfe\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\apicall.c at line 1672 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\MapFile\.\cachemap.cpp at line 234 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=8029e385(kernel.dll+0x0004c385) RA=8029e600(kernel.dll+0x0004c600) SP=d308f890, BVA=fffffef8 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308f598, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308f2a0, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308efa8, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308ecb0, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308e9b8, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308e6c0, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' PC=802a595a(kernel.dll+0x0005395a) RA=80291148(kernel.dll+0x0003f148) SP=d308e3c8, BVA=006f00a9 Exception 'Access Violation' (14): Thread-Id=0519000a(pth=843b1274), Proc-Id=0074006f(pprc=d0430c30) '', VM-active=00c60006(pprc=8f480778) 'udevice.exe' Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110681
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    - screen rotation and video performance hi? If I try to rotate the win ce screen to 90 degree, it would affect the video playing performance? In my prompt thought, there should be one more process to map the video source to print on the rotated screen and it would decrease the video performance. Am I right? Please let me know the process of video display. Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110679
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    - NDIS errors during boot of Debug build I'm struggling with trying to get a Debug image of a CE5.0 OS to start up correctly. I'm not the OEM, but I do have the BSP and source. Would greatly appreciate any thoughts, as so far I'm not getting anywhere! The problem seems to occur when device.exe loads the network driver lan91c111.dll. I get various ndis messages (see below) in the debugger, and then it all dies. I can't find the source code that is generating the messages - presumably it is in some ndis layer I don't have source for. But the Release build of the same OS (with KITL enabled) starts up fine. Interestingly, as soon as it loads lan91c111.dll, it seems to unload it again. I don't understand why. Maybe it is failing too, but handling things a bit better? So far I've tried various things like disabling ethernet sharing, and turning of KITL, but without success. I have wodered whether the serial debug output is itself giving me problems (it is enabled in my Debug build) but I can't find a way of turning it off. As I said, I can't find the code that is generaring the NDIS error messages, so I can't debug through it. Debug output attached below, any thoughts much appreciated. And if I'm doing something stupid, do tell me - I'm new to Platform Builder. Thanks Tony Release build (works): ... ... Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CUSTOMVIPER\RELDIR\VIPER50_ARMV4I_RELEASE\NDIS.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CUSTOMVIPER\RELDIR\VIPER50_ARMV4I_RELEASE\LAN91C111.DLL' 2466 PID:3c85ace TID:3c85aaa SMSC LAN91C111 WindowsCE.NET 4.1 (NDIS4.0) Driver V2.0 Build#1040803 Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CUSTOMVIPER\RELDIR\VIPER50_ARMV4I_RELEASE\LAN91C111.DLL' ... ... Debug build (fails): ... ... 4294770465 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: >>> Loading module ndis.dll at address 0x039A0000-0x03A02000 (RW data at 0x01FA6000-0x01FA71F4) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CUSTOMVIPER\RELDIR\VIPER50_ARMV4I_DEBUG\NDIS.DLL' 4294770478 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: NDIS: RebindAdaptersOnResume = 0 4294770478 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: NDIS: PcmciaNeedsMapToScrap = 0 4294770490 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: >>> Loading module lan91c111.dll at address 0x033F0000-0x033FB000 (RW data at 0x01F64000-0x01F6450C) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CUSTOMVIPER\RELDIR\VIPER50_ARMV4I_DEBUG\LAN91C111.DLL' 4294770492 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: SMSC LAN91C111 WindowsCE.NET 4.1 (NDIS4.0) Driver V2.0 Build#1040803 4294770492 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: SMSC LAN91C111 WindowsCE.NET 4.1 (NDIS4.0) Driver V2.0 Build#1040803 4294770493 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>NdisInitializeWrapper 4294770493 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==NdisInitializeWrapper 4294770493 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>NdisMRegisterMiniport: NdisWrapperHandle 000367E0 4294770493 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>ndisRegisterMiniportDriver: NdisWrapperHandle 000367E0 4294770494 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==ndisRegisterMiniportDriver: MiniBlock 00037000 4294770494 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: NdisMRegisterMiniport: MiniBlock 00037000 4294770494 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==NdisMRegisterMiniport: MiniBlock 00037000, Status 0 4294770495 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: 4294770496 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ndisMInitializeAdapter: Miniport 000371E8, 4294770503 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>ndisQueueMiniportOnDriver: Miniport 000371E8, MiniBlock 00037000 4294770503 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==ndisQueueMiniportOnDriver: Miniport 000371E8, MiniBlock 00037000, rc 1 4294770503 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: Ethernet - Val = 1 4294770505 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>NdisMSetAttributesEx: Miniport 000371E8 4294770506 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ***NDIS*** (a, 534) 4294770506 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>NdisMRegisterInterrupt: Miniport 000371E8 Vector 32 4294770507 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: NDIS:: CeConnectInterrupt() --> IRQ[32] SYSINTR[32] 4294770508 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: NDIS: ERROR - InterruptInitialize(32, a3bfb4be) failed 4294770509 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: NdisMRegisterInterrupt: IoConnectInterrupt failed on Interrupt Level:0, Vector: 20 4294770509 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ***NDIS*** (a, 753) 4294770510 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==NdisMRegisterInterrupt: Miniport 000371E8, Status c0000001 4294770510 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>NdisMDeregisterAdapterShutdownHandler: Miniport 000371E8 4294770510 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==NdisMDeregisterAdapterShutdownHandler: Miniport 000371E8 4294770510 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ***NDIS*** (b, 2078) 4294770510 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: INIT FAILURE: Dequeueing the miniport from the driver block. 4294770511 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ==>ndisDeQueueMiniportOnDriver, Miniport 000371E8, MiniBlock 00037000 4294770511 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: <==ndisDeQueueMiniportOnDriver: Miniport 000371E8, MiniBlock 00037000 4294770511 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ***NDIS*** (b, 2105) 4294770511 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: INIT FAILURE: Dereferencing the miniport block. 4294770512 PID:3c79242 TID:3c84f9e 0x83c79000: ndisDereferenceMiniport:Miniport 000371E8, Ref = 0 then it all goes dead! Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110677
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    - catalog and its source code there are so many catalog features at PB. Some catalog items are linked with its source code and so user can directly go to the source code with easily. But some catalogs aren't linked with source code. Actually there are more items which are not linked with source code rather than the vice versa. In this case, is there any easy way to find the correct source code location for them? Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110675
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    - Does Windows CE support VIDEOINFOHEADER2? The VMR of desktop version supports VIDEOINFOHEADER2. Does the Renderer of Windows CE support VIDEOINFOHEADER2? Thanks! Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110673
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    - How to make RIL driver - use enfora.cpp as starting point Hi, I need guidance about making RIL driver. I have to implement simple RIL driver which will handle AT commands and send/receive data. enfora.cpp implements PDD_XXX functions invoked by MDD layer of RIL driver (WINCE600\PUBLIC\CELLCORE\RIL\DRIVER\MDD). Do I have to change code of MDD part? Since MSDN specifies RIL_XXX functions I have to go through source of MDD layer to see what is the purpose of PDD_XXX functions. Is there any document which describes how to build RIL driver from existing sample? BR Zdenko Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110670
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    - How to support two usb host on s3c2440 board (smdk2440)? My s3c2440 board use two usb interface,usb0 use as usb host ,usb1 use as usb devie. Now I want change the usb0 form usb device to usb host. I already changed usb1 circuit. I use smdk2440 as my bsp. How to modify these sofeware to support usb1 as a usb host? Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110667
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    - Mounting USB storage devices in Read only Hi All, I am new to windows CE. I need to give USB storage devices in Read Only mode in our device. But i found no registry flags to set mass storages devices as read only. If any one of you know, kindly tell me to how to implement this? Thanks in Advance, Regards, Smith Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110666
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    - Arabic and other fonts support Hello to all NG. I'm traslating my application from english to other countries languages that uses non-standard latin alphabet, as greek, russian, arabic, hebrew.. Now I'm studying then arabic (farsi) case. If I open WordPad and open a arabic text file, for all the standard CE fonts (arial, courier new, tahoma, verdana, tnr..) I get the correct characters if I use the bold style, and only squares if I use the regular style. Whatching at the .ttf files, I noticed that the bold one is always at least double in Kb space than the regular one, this, I mean, why the bold .ttf contains more characters (ex. arabic) than the regular one. The next step I've performed was take the Windows XP arial, courier new, tahoma fonts .ttf files and copy them into the WinCE device: opening the same wordpad file I get the correct characters also with the regular style. The .ttf are very big, more than the bold CE ones. So, the first conclusion is that WindowsCE normal style fonts don't contains all the charset for non-latin languages, and the bold style yes. What I ask is: can I _legally_ include Windows XP fonts in a Windows CE image? Or is there any site where I can find complete fonts for all the international languages similar to the tahoma/arial/courier font styles I can include freely (or paying once for royalties) in my CE image? Thanks Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110665
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    - ws2.lib size I'm trying to build an x86 application with the "gethostname" function, using the Visual Studio 2005 with Windows CE 6.0 Platform Builder. The build didn't succeed, except on the situations below Platform: ARM (emulator) and using the ws2.lib (~300kb) Platform: x86 and using the ws2.lib generated by an old SDK, but the lib is just ~17Kb. When I try to build it using the ws2.lib (~300kb) included in the Platform Builder, I get the following error: error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__gethostname referenced in function _WinMain I'm afraid of application failing or lack of functionality due to the the use of that "shrinked" library. Should I keep using this? Any help will be appreciated Thanks Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110664
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    - How to Set DDFLIP_EVEN or DDFLIP_ODD in DirectShow filter if deinterlacing? Hello all, In the doc of Windows CE, there is one structure DDHAL_FLIPDATA. It has one member dwFlags which has flags: DDFLIP_EVEN or DDFLIP_ODD. These flags indicate BOB deinerlacing for display driver. But, i don't know how to pass/set these flags from custom DirectShow transform filter. Would you please help this? Thanks! Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110661
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    - File System Driver: FSD_CreateDirectoryW behaviour? Hi, In a file system driver, does the function FSD_CreateDirectoryW have to error out if the corresponding directory already exists? Is there a accurate interface specification for questions like this one? Peter Tag: Desktop ICON position Tag: 110657

Very old issue, but there is no clear answer in this user group. I am
using WinCE 5.00 and trying to place Desktop ICON in the predefined
place permanently, how can I do that. Please help.

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Re: Desktop ICON position by Paul

Paul
Fri Mar 14 10:32:37 PDT 2008

Read the code for the shell in \wince500\public\shell. My guess is that you
can't positionally-fix desktop icons no matter what you do.

Paul T.

<Jules.Karim@viewsonic.com> wrote in message
news:5e9147ad-d6e0-4371-af34-ddd00546ef0c@h11g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> Very old issue, but there is no clear answer in this user group. I am
> using WinCE 5.00 and trying to place Desktop ICON in the predefined
> place permanently, how can I do that. Please help.

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