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:
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; 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
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2. I set the environment variable PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE = 1, which would
affect settings in common.reg:
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; @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
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Now, I copy some debug message as follows:
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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.
...
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Could you help me please?
Thanks and best regards.