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    - How to write a monolithic driver? Hi,dear all: How to write a monolithic driver? Has any sample codes shiped with PlatformBuilder 42? I mean I don't know monolithic driver structure,how to load it? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66041
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    - touchcalibrate functiun Hello is it possible to non call TouchCalibrate function when rebuilding WinCE ? thanks Benoît Raynaud Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66038
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    - HCD can't detect usb device Hi all, I use PCI usb host card to test in my platform and I include usb storage class driver into my image. The debug message show no error but when I plug the usb storage ,seems nothing happen. I can't see any traffic in the protocol analyzer. Could you give some suggestion or file I can debug? Thanks a lot Here is the debug message. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4294780855 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ehci1\BusPrefix) returned 2 4294780878 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: >>> Loading module ehci.dll at address 0x03440000-0x03484000 (RW data at 0x01F45000-0x01F45918) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\SQA1_465_DEBUG_GATEWAY\RELDIR\INTEL_IXDP4XX_ARMV4I_DEBUG\EHCI.DLL' 4294780955 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: HCD driver DLL attach 4294780957 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: EHCD!HCD_Init 4294780960 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: EHCD: Read config from registry: Base Address: 0x48003000, Length: 0x100, I/O Port: NO, SysIntr: 0x27, Interface Type: 5, Bus Number: 0 4294780961 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: EHCD: ioPhysicalBase 0x48003000, IoSpace 0x0 4294780963 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: EHCD: ioPortBase 0x260000, portBase 0x48003000 4294780977 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: >>> Loading module giisr.dll at address 0x82859000-0x8285E000 Loaded 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\SQA1_465_DEBUG_GATEWAY\RELDIR\INTEL_IXDP4XX_ARMV4I_DEBUG\GIISR.DLL', timestamp of module on device does not match timestamp of local module. 4294780979 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: EHCD: Installed ISR handler, Dll = 'giisr.dll', Handler = 'ISRHandler', Irq = 28 4294780981 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: DMA buffer passed in from PDD 4294780986 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CPhysMem Total Alloc Region PhysAddr = 0x0185E000, VirtAddr = 0x00270000, size = 131072 4294780987 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CPhysMem Special Alloc Region PhysAddr = 0x0185E000, VirtAddr = 0x00270000, size = 4096 4294780988 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CPhysMem HighPri Alloc Region PhysAddr = 0x0185F000, VirtAddr = 0x00271000, size = 32768 4294780991 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CPhysMem Normal Alloc Region PhysAddr = 0x01867000, VirtAddr = 0x00279000, size = 94208 4294780993 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +CHW::CHW base=0x260000, intr=0x27 4294780995 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +CEhcd::Initialize. Entry 4294780996 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +CDeviceGlobal::Initialize 4294781009 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: >>> Loading module usbd.dll at address 0x03780000-0x03791000 (RW data at 0x01F76000-0x01F765D0) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\SQA1_465_DEBUG_GATEWAY\RELDIR\INTEL_IXDP4XX_ARMV4I_DEBUG\USBD.DLL' 4294781857 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: USBD: DLL attach 4294781858 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +USBD:HcdAttach, hcd: 0x46130 4294781859 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: -CDevice::Initialize, success! 4294781859 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +CHW::Initialize 4294781870 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CHW::Initialize - signalling global reset 4294781872 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CHW::Initialize - end signalling global reset 4294781872 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: CHW::Initialize - setting USBINTR to all interrupts on 4294781925 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: -CHW::Initialize, success! 4294781926 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +CRootHub::EnterOperationalState 4294781928 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: -CRootHub::EnterOperationalState, returning BOOL 1 4294781929 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: +CHW::EnterOperationalState 4294781929 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: -CHW::EnterOperationalState 4294781930 PID:43fb68be TID:43fe7cbe 0x83fb6ce8: -CEhcd::Initialize. Success!! Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66034
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    - Testing a CSP Hello, could anyone please provide some hints concerning the following problem: I need to develop a CSP for a Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 2003. Of course, I would like to test the whole thing before it gets sent to Microsoft for signing. Now the CE .NET 4.2 SDK doc says: "You must develop and test your CSP using the x86 emulator from the CSPDK using Windows CE running natively on a PC." The PlatformBuilder doc says: "You can use the Platform Builder Kernel Debugger, which disables signature verification." The latter option is not viable for me since I cannot run the Kernel Debugger with a preconfigured Pocket PC. The former option is not totally out of question but actually not preferable, since for proper testing I would need a Java VM running under Windows CE x86 (no discussion about that point, these are costumer requirements. I have a Java VM for Pocket PC ARM, though). BTW: I do not understand what the "x86 emulator from the CSPDK" is supposed to mean. Now my question: Is there really no other way to test the CSP directly on the target device without passing it to Microsoft for signing during the development cycles? Thank you very much for your help, Jan -- Jan Babst 3SOFT GmbH Jan_DOT_Babst_AT_3SOFT_DOT_de Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66030
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    - Eboot stalls in OEMInitDebugSerial Hi, This is going back a bit but, i am trying to get a DBPXA255 Lubbock board running with Win CE.net 4.1 with Lubbock BSP. I have created an OS image and flashed eboot.nb0 from release directory to flash at address 0 with jflashmm tool. When i boot i get the following on Hyperterminal : *******Beginning System Initialization******* SDCLK[1] = MemClk/2 MemClk = 99.53 MHz Run Mode = MemClk Turbo Mode = 2 * Run Mode Mode: RUN Beginning SDRAM Scrub... SDRAM Scrub Complete Here it stalls, going into source code i can see its stalling in the function OEMInitDebugSerial (called from main.c in Eboot src) It is stalling in this function after it has called OEMInitDebugSerialKernel (ie setup the FFUART) and just before calling to OEMWriteDebugString (*****) so the banner full of *********** doesn't come up. I've checked it stalls here by inserting code to write to LEDS on the board. So probably UART initialisation failed although i know hardware is ok because i get the hyperterminal output above. Has anyone seen this before. In my build options i have Enable Img for Flash and Enable ship build checked. Regards ms Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66029
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    - Does CE5 RNDIS support USB *2.0* Ethernet adapter? Does WinCE 5.0 RNDIS driver support USB *2.0* Ethernet adapter? Please advise. Thanks in advance. --- Best regards, Allan Chou Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66027
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    - RasServer Problems PB5.0 Hi, has anyone configured a rasserver in Wince5.0 succesfully? I have connected a analog modem at COM1: . But the rasserver doesn't work. I had compilied and started the rasserver Demoappliction from wince500/public/common/oak/drivers/netsamp/..., modified the parameter #define DEFAULT_DEVICE_TYPE RASDT_Modem. The appication runs without any errors, but the rasserver doesn't detect any incomming call. The autodetect mode of the modem is disabled. I think that any registry key which takes the connection between rasserver and unimodem.dll are wrong. Is it right, that I must see the AT command from unimodem.dll over the serial line, when the rasserver demoapplication configure the unimodem parameters??? An Demoappliction which opens Com1 , send AT, receive OK from the modem runs succesfully. After my application had detect the ring the application sends ATA and the incomming call was detected. At this time I doesn't know where the failure is. Thanks for help rk Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66026
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    - windowsce sounds is it possible to hear the windows event sounds (like Asterisk or Critical Stop) from a second audio device ? I mean , if my windowsce device has 2 audio drivers , is it possible to switch from one audio device to another one without writing any code but simply changing some internal (i.e. registry key) windowsce configuration??? regards marco Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66023
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    - unsupported __asm keyword? Hello, I tried to use __asm in Platform Builder projects. It's ok with platform "Emulator X86". But when built with platform "Intel PX27xDev Platform: ARM V4i", I got the following error message: "error C4235: nonstandard extension used : '__asm' keyword not supported in this product" Did I miss something? Thanks sincerely, ARINTEL Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66008
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    - ANN: Reminder PB doc chat tomorrow Platform Builder Documentation online chat Thursday, March 31, 2005, 10 - 11 AM Pacific time Additional timezones http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=11&day=30&hour=10&min=0&sec=0&p1=234 Do you have suggestions about how the Platform Builder documentation can be improved to make your work easier? Questions about the documentation that you need answered? Take this opportunity to chat with members of the Windows CE writing team - including Celeste De Guzman, Court Faw, and Luke Bayler - about what you need from the documentation that they write for you. To join this chat, please log on via the main MSDN chat page at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats Thanks, Susan Fairo Content specialist, Windows Mobile and Embedded Devices UA Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66007
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    - Error opening "pkfuncs.h" in Platform Builder 5.0 Hello, In Platform Builder 5.0, I created a Tiny Kernel platform from the New Platform Wizard. Then I created a new static library project inside the platform. In one source file of the project I included "pkfuncs.h". When building, I got the error message: "fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'pkfuncs.h': No such file or directory". I assure this include file existed in my platform folder: "D:\Test\WINCE500\Emulator_x86\cesysgen\oak\inc\". Also, when building, I chose the active configuration as "Emulator: x86 Release". I did the same thing with Platform Builder 4.2 and everything was fine. What's wrong with WinCE 5.0? Thanks sincerely, ARINTEL Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66005
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    - PSM Error on warm boot Hi All, I have implemented a reset command using the IOCTL_HAL_REBOOT code. The implementation is as follows: case IOCTL_HAL_REBOOT: { volatile OST_REGS *const v_pOSTReg = (OST_REGS *)OST_BASE_U_VIRTUAL; // Enable the Watchdog timer v_pOSTReg->osmr3 = v_pOSTReg->oscr + 5 * RESCHED_INCREMENT; v_pOSTReg->ower = 1; INTERRUPTS_OFF(); // Nothing can save us now for( ;; ) ; // Should never get here return FALSE; } This works properly and the device reboots successfully on 9 out of 10 occasions. However, on the 10th the following is reported from the debug port: Windows CE Kernel for ARM (Thumb Enabled) Built on Jun 1 2004 at 16:38:37 ProcessorType=02d0 Revision=6 sp_abt=ffff5000 sp_irq=ffff2800 sp_undef=ffffc800 OEMAddressTable = 98381eb0 Sp=ffffc7cc PSMFSD:DLL Process Attach PSMHAL:Error (189) from PSMHAL_CFICompatCheck PSMHAL:IOCtl(INIT):Error on init (189) PSMFSD_MountDisk: FG_Init failed! status=bd The platform is based on PXA255 processor, running CE.NET V4.2 using Intel's IPSM V3.7 library. My guess is that just prior to the watchdog kicking the processor, the Flash RAM had a command issued to it that is not complete when the PSMFSD driver loads. Is this a correct assumption? and if so, what is the best way to prevent it from happening? Do I grab the Mutex before starting the watchdog? Can I even issue a CreateMutex() in the OEMIoControl() function? Thanks for your assistance in advance. Brian Price brianprice_AT_appliedcs_DOT_com_DOT_au Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 66004
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    - CEPC start application after download, and Platform Manager connec Hello, I tried to run a "hello world" application after I downloaded the OS image to the CEPC. I followed the instructions in "How to Develop an Application for a CEPC". After dowloading image, the "Target/Run Programs..." manual item is still disabled, no matter I detached device or not. I also tried to run debug tools under the "tools" manual. But failed to connect to CEPC even followed the instructions in "Configuring the Connection to a Target Device Using Platform Manager". I already set the "Target/Connectivity Options/Transport" to "ethernet". Should I connect while CEPC is attached or detached? Thanks for advance. Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65998
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    - Replacing calibrui in CE 4.2 Alright, so I don't like the documentation's suggestion of "modify the code in the common folders and rebuild" so I'm trying to get GWES to use a replacement calibrui from my platform. However this is turning out to be a bigger pain than I expected. I tried setting the REPLACE_ROOT and GWES_REPLACE_COMPONENTS environment variables, and all it appears to accomplish is making it so my project won't build at all. I've looked through the archives and Steve Maillet seems to have gottenit working and was going to post info on how to actually do this, but I can't locate it if he did. So the question is, how does one replace calibrui with their own implementation that is built and contained within their own platform/project/workspace under CE 4.2? -- Chris Tacke Co-founder OpenNETCF.org Has OpenNETCF helped you? Consider donating to support us! http://www.opennetcf.org/donate Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65996
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    - BSP for iPaq 4150 & Mypal730 Hello is there someone who know wich drivers is needed to make BSP for HP ipaq4150 or Asus Mypal730 to build a new WinCE for them ? url or files are welcome thanks Benoît Raynaud Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65990
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    - OEM work needed to support CeRunAppAtTime and notifications? This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000E_01C5357A.47815E30 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Can anyone please clarify CeRunAppAtTime and notifications for me? I = would be happy for any input on this! I've read about supporting notifications here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/wceshellui5/html/wce50conSupporti= ngNotificationsonYourPlatform.asp (1) Suppose I do several calls to CeRunAppAtTime with various = applications at different times, am I right in that the "notification = subsystem" takes care of queuing these and launches applications as = requested? Or does each OEM need to write their own queue mechanism? (2) To support notifications if the CPU is in standby, I need to support = OEMSetAlarmTime, right? (3) Without support for OEMSetAlarmTime, notifications would work fine = unless the CPU enters standby, right? (4) Who calls OEMSetAlarmTime, is that the notification engine service? (5) If I were to write a calendar application (like Outlook) I would = need to have my own remainder mehcanism, and for the remainder closest = in time make a call to CeRunAppAtTime, right? (6) How does the Notification UI relate to this? I don't get the big = picture. Is that for instance something a calendar application would = benefit from? Do I need it at all? Doesn't CeRunAppAtTime give all what = you need? Regards C. ------=_NextPart_000_000E_01C5357A.47815E30 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2900.2604" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>Can anyone please clarify = CeRunAppAtTime=20 and notifications for me? I would be happy for any input on = this!</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2></FONT><FONT=20 face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><BR><FONT face=3D"Courier New" = size=3D2>I've read about=20 supporting notifications here:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><A=20 href=3D"http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/wceshellui5/html/wce50con= SupportingNotificationsonYourPlatform.asp"><FONT=20 face=3D"Courier New"=20 size=3D2>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/wceshellui5/html/wce50co= nSupportingNotificationsonYourPlatform.asp</FONT></A></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2></FONT><FONT=20 face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2></FONT><BR><FONT=20 face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>(1) Suppose I do several calls to = CeRunAppAtTime with=20 various applications at different times, am I right in that the = "notification=20 subsystem" takes care of queuing these and launches applications as = requested?=20 Or does each OEM need to write their own queue mechanism?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>(2) To support notifications if = the CPU is=20 in standby, I need to support OEMSetAlarmTime, right?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>(3) Without support for = OEMSetAlarmTime,=20 notifications would work fine unless the CPU enters standby, = right?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>(4) Who calls OEMSetAlarmTime, = is that the=20 notification engine service?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>(5) If I were to write a = calendar=20 application (like Outlook) I would need to have my own remainder = mehcanism, and=20 for the remainder closest in time make a call to CeRunAppAtTime,=20 right?</FONT></DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><BR><FONT face=3D"Courier New" = size=3D2>(6) How=20 does the Notification UI relate to this? I don't get the big picture. Is = that=20 for instance something a calendar application would benefit from? Do I = need it=20 at all? Doesn't CeRunAppAtTime give all what you need?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>Regards</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>C.</FONT></DIV><FONT = face=3D"Courier New"=20 size=3D2></FONT></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000E_01C5357A.47815E30-- Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65985
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    - wlan country code Hi, I have a 4.2 based device that uses a wireless NIC. This works just ducky here (in the US) on any AP I use. I have a customer in Spain. I know my Intersil based NIC supports EU and J but I don't know how to configure the driver to tell the NIC it is in Spain or in "world mode". I found some information on the net that implies that I might use an ISO 3166 value, in this case 'ES', to tell the NIC that it is operating outside the US. I also found information regarding "world mode". Looking in Ntddndis.h, I see that there are several OIDs. For example, OID_802_11_RX_ANTENNA_SELECTED indicates either or both antennae. I know this is selectable via a registry key (0, 1, or -1) so I assume the country code should also be selectable. However I have not found anything in PB help that specifically shows what keys can be set and their values. Are there registry keys for such configurations? Are these standardized by the NDIS in CE or are they driver specific? Thanks. Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65984
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    - One more easy question, when added a component, how to built? When I have added a new component, what is the proper way to get this into my image. I don´t know how to sysgen just that component. Regards, dani Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65976
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    - Easy question, if I have modified something in project.reg, how to built? What is the proper action so it gets included in the image if I have modified something in project.reg. I don´t wan´t to built and sysgen the whole platform, it takes like one hour.... How to do this properly? regards, Dani Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65964
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    - How to manage tasks, poutlook.exe not a component in PB? Hi, in Pocket PC you have poutlook.exe for handling of your tasks, but I haven´t found any component that handles that in PB. Anyone knows anything about this? Or do I have to code it my self? Happy Easter, Dani Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65962
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    - Cold boot/Warm boot Hi I want to run an application on cold boot only, there are times when I warm boot the terminal and I don't want this particular application to run. I have tried a number of methods and have not been successful; 1) myapp.exe and myapp.lnk are in the windows directory and I use platform.dat to move myapp.lnk to the startup directory, on a coldboot the application starts up as expected, but it also starts up on a warm boot. 2) removed above changes from platform.dat and put the following in platform.reg "Launch60"="myapp.exe" "Depend60"=hex:1E,00 Again on a cold boot the application runs, but it also runs on a warm boot. Any help would be appreciated. Regards Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65944
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    - SOAP Server failing on CE 4.1 We have a headless XScale-based device running Windows CE 4.1. Our PC application communicates with an application on the device using SOAP: the PC is the client and the device is the server. The PC regularly (every second or so) calls a routine on the device to retrieve data (in the form of a string - a BSTR since the interface between the soap server and our application is of course via COM). Our problem is that the device hangs after about two hours. I believe I've eliminated every other possibility - I've replaced the soap server with a simple TCP/IP server which receives a connection from the PC and calls the same routine in the application and it runs forever. When I try it with a debug build and platform builder I get a DEBUGCHK in BSTR.cpp (the source of which I don't have). The thread which fails is in our application's process but is running system code. It appears to be the thread which has just called our method (which is called GetEvents) and is trying to do a SysFreeString. I realise from the description of the bug check that it appears to be in our process somewhere, but as I say it works perfectly if we don't use the Soap server. Does any of this ring a bell with anyone? I don't really want to replace the Soap server (we wanted the device to be soap-compatible) but at the moment I don't seem to have much choice. Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65937
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    - What difference between ATAPI driver and ATADisk driver? Dear All: I'm studying the DOC for block device drivers, and I have some questions need your help. 1.What difference between the ATAPI driver and ATADisk driver of WIMCE? 2.If I need implement a Hard Disk driver What kind of above drivers is the most suitable sample? Thanks.... Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65935
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    - Vmini suspend/resume Hi All! I am working on a Lubbock based platform PXA255 PB4.2 and I am having problems with the suspend/resume and Vmini ethernet driver. When I press suspend, my platform goes to sleep, ethernet chip is hw reset and that's it. After resume I call OEMEtherInit in PmgrResume function. Kernel debugger is then working properly, but TCP/IP is not (DHCP enabled or static address, is all the same). What am I doing wrong? In release version with Ends4Isa ethernet driver suspend/resume works fine, but with Vmini this is not the case. Here are some debug messages: 294926999 PID:81ca323e TID:81a92b9a 0x81a96d20: FSREG: Flushing registry 4294928739 PID:81ca323e TID:81a92b9a 0x81a96d20: FSRAM: Flushing cached file data 4294928740 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Powering Off system: 4294928740 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Calling GWES power proc. 4294928741 PID:81b91d82 TID:81a92b9a Calling device manager power proc. 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Calling OEMPowerOff... 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Dump Driver_Globals (ether stuff only) at : 0xA1CC3000 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.EbootMagicNum= 0x45424F54 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.etherEnabled= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.etherFlags= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.TargetAddr.dwIP= 0x703020A 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.TargetAddr.wMAC= 0xA1CC390C 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.TargetAddr.wPort= 0xD403 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DownloadHostAddr.dwIP= 0x603020A 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DownloadHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA1CC391C 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DownloadHostAddr.wPort= 0xC004 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DbgHostAddr.dwIP= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DbgHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA1CC3928 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DbgHostAddr.wPort= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.KdbgHostAddr.dwIP= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.KdbgHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA1CC3934 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.KdbgHostAddr.wPort= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.PpshHostAddr.dwIP= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.PpshHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA1CC3940 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.PpshHostAddr.wPort= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.SubnetMask= 0xFFFFFF 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.DHCPLeaseTime= 0xFFFFFFFF 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a pDriverGlobals->eth.EdbgFlags= 0x0 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Back from OEMPowerOff 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Calling device manager power proc. 4294928742 PID:21c2557a TID:81a92b9a Calling GWES power proc. 4294928742 PID:81b91d82 TID:81a92b9a Returning to normally scheduled programming. 4294928742 PID:81b91d82 TID:81a92b9a Setting Event 61bf15ba, phd = 81bf15b8 4294928742 PID:81b91d82 TID:81a92b9a Returning from PowerOnSetEvents. 4294928746 PID:21c2557a TID:1be0d5e 0x81a15000: ndisMResetCompleteStage2: Internal reset 4294928751 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: +IPNotifyClientsIPEvent 4294928751 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: replumb stack 4294928752 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: PendingIPGetIPEventRequest 39e00 4294928752 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: PendingIrp 39e00 4294928753 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: SetEvent 4294928753 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: remove old 4294928758 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: +OpenIFConfig(Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TCPIP Handle 0x616FD8C) 4294928759 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: Opened registry info for Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TCPIP 4294928760 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: -OpenIFConfig(Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TCPIP *Handle 0x616FD8C, BOOL Ret: 1) 4294928760 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: +GetGeneralIFConfig(ConfigInfo 0x616FD24 Handle 0xAF230) 4294928761 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: GetGeneralIFConfig:Unable to read DNS value! 4294928761 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: GetGeneralIFConfig:Unable to read WINS value! 4294928763 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: -GetGeneralIFConfig(ConfigInfo 0x616FD24 Handle 0xAF230 Ret: TRUE) 4294928763 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: +GetIFAddrList(NumAddr* 0x616FDAC Handle 0xAF230) 4294928763 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: *CloseIFConfig(Handle 0xAF230) 4294928764 PID:81ca323e TID:81a92b9a 0x81a96d20: FS: Got Power notif 0x00000001 4294928771 PID:81b91d82 TID:81a92b9a 0x81a96d20: Back from PowerOffSystem. 4294928773 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: ************DHCP MEDIA STATUS************ 4294928773 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: SeqNo: 2 4294928773 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: MediaStatus: 11024 4294928773 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: Context: 2 - 3 4294928773 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: AdapterName: VMINI1 4294928773 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: Media Status is: IP_MEDIA_CONNECT 4294929081 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: VMini:: Detected DHCP [REQUEST] 4294929231 PID:81b91d82 TID:81aa9fca 0x81aa5400: NOTIFICATION::XCeEventHasOccurred 4294929231 PID:81b91d82 TID:81aa9fca 0x81aa5400: NOTIFICATION::HandleSystemEvent 11 none 4294929232 PID:81b91d82 TID:81aa9fca 0x81aa5400: NOTIFICATION::HandleSystemEvent::Don't want \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DSTTimeChange 4294929234 PID:81b91d82 TID:81aa9fca 0x81aa5400: NOTIFICATION::HandleSystemEvent::Don't want \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DSTTzChange 4294930075 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: VMini:: Detected DHCP [REQUEST] 4294931153 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: VMini:: Detected DHCP [REQUEST] 4294935307 PID:21c2557a TID:a1bb0fda 0x81bac688: IPDispatchDeviceControl returned Status 103 4294951561 PID:21c2557a TID:21a15352 0x819dc400: VMini:: Detected DHCP [REQUEST] 4294954387 PID:81ba8f02 TID:1a15ab6 0x81a2fd64: DoInput: Error 10054 reading cmd 4294954387 PID:81ba8f02 TID:1a15ab6 0x81a2fd64: DoInput thread exiting 4294954389 PID:81ba8f02 TID:21a25552 0x819dcc8c: Error 10060 from send of screen data 4294954419 PID:81ba8f02 TID:21a25552 0x819dcc8c: DoConnect: Waiting for input thread to exit 4294954420 PID:81ba8f02 TID:21a25552 0x819dcc8c: DoConnect thread exiting 4294954424 PID:81ba8f02 TID:81a158ae 0x81b9e000: Got Check Status 11633 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: *TCBTimeout: ClearIdleTimerReset 11633 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: TCBTimeout: setting fTCBTimerOn to 0 11633 PID:21c2557a TID:81bacfbe 0x81ba8400: *TCBTimeout: NOT Restarting TCBTimer 45184 PID:21c2557a TID:1ab8546 0x819dc400: VMini:: Detected DHCP [REQUEST] Thanks, Jernej Turnsek Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65931
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    - The relative WinCE functions to WinXP WDM for USB Ethernet adapter [Help!!] Hi All, I'm developing a USB-to-Ethernet adapter NDIS driver on CE5 PB. I tried to migrate my target device WinXP driver to WinCE 5.0 driver but face a problem to migrate some WinXP WDM functions as listed below to the WinCE driver because these WDM functions are not supported on CE 5 PB. Could somebody tell me the relative WinCE functions to these WinXP WDM functions on CE5 PB or give me some ideas to resolve this issue? Thanks very much in advance. Some CE5 unsupported USBD functions defined in WinXP DDK usbdlib.h file: ============================================================== USBD_GetUSBDIVersion(); USBD_ParseConfigurationDescriptorEx(); USBD_CreateConfigurationRequestEx(); Some CE5 unsupported WDM functions defined in WinXP DDK wdm.h file: ============================================================ IoFreeIrp(); IoAllocateIrp(); IoCancelIrp(); IoCallDriver(); IoSetCompletionRoutine(); IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(); ExAllocatePool(); ExFreePool(); ExAllocatePool(); KeRaiseIrql(); KeLowerIrql(); --- Best regards, Allan Chou 03-5799500 ext.513 allan@asix.com.tw Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65929
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    - ANN: Reminder Windows CE Chat tomorrow Hello! Just a note that we'll be hosting an online chat tomorrow concerning Windows CE 5.0! Members of the development team will be on hand ready to answer your questions, so bring 'em on! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Title: Windows CE 5.0 Live Chat! March 30, 2005 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Pacific time Additional timezones: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2005&month=... Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE 5.0 chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE 5.0 is the operating system that is powering the next generation of 32-bit, small-footprint and mobile devices. This chat will cover the tools and technologies used to develop devices using the Windows CE 5.0 operating system. To join this chat, please log on via the main MSDN chat page at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- -- Thanks! Michael Fosmire MVP Lead, Windows Embedded This posting is provided AS IS with no warranties, and confers no rights. Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65928
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    - suspend twice to reboot? Hi all, I tried to apply soft reboot to my VIA x86 based device, but every time I should click twice to make my device to reboot. What I do is as below: In \WINCE420\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\CS-P\I486\OAL\power.c, static CpuSleepX86(void) { #define NOTDEF // add by maverick #ifdef NOTDEF // NOTE : This bit of code will reboot the system. Some people build this way // so that they can do a soft reboot simply by choosing suspend from the run menu. __asm { cli ; Disable Interrupts mov al, 0FEh ; Reset CPU out 064h, al jmp near $ ; Should not get here } #endif build -cf and build image. When the first time I click suspend on the start menu, ce stops for a while then resume, which I guess ce is saving the registry. Only when I click suspend again, it would reboot. How could this happen? How can I get rid of this? maverick Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65923
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    - Nasty Bug in FileServer for CE 4.2? Hi, I think I've found a nasty bug in the file server package for CE 4.2. I have an application that uses two CEPC systems that are linked together via Ethernet. System A is set up with the file server to share its Compact Flash drive. System B connects to the file server via "net use....etc.". If I copy a file from System B to System A that already exists on System A, and the file being copied from System B is smaller than the file on System A, the result is that the new file has the extra data that was in the old file appended to it. In this application, System B is a headless system and gets its software and data files from System A via the file sharing mechanism. Scrambled files have been a real problem. The work-around is to have the program that does the updating delete the file being updated from the target system before copying the new file. I looked for a place on the MS web site to report a problem with CE 4.2 but all I could find were links to report 4.0, 4.1 and 5.0 problems. I would appreciate a hint on where to take this. Thanks, Jim Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65910
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    - Confusion about how Platform Builder works I have been working on a WinCE 4.2 application for some time using an SBC that is certified for 4.2. The SBC Vendor has been trying to get an OS working for us, so we would not have to spend the time and money. It is starting to become clear that they cannot get it right. We probably will have to build the OS ourselves. However, I do NOT want to go with WinCE 5.0. As I understand it, when you buy Platform builder, you are setting up a relationship with Microsoft to resell Operating System licenses, and they do not want to do this for 4.2. Am I misunderstanding the process? How can I move on with my project without making an uneccessary, and probably impossible, upgrade to 5.0? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65908
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    - VMini VMini1 PCI RTL81391 I'm using PB 5.0 and a x86 CEPC target that has a RTL8139 PCI NIC installed in it. The PB Windows CE Remote Registry Editor, under HKLM, has these separate keys: a) Comm\PCI\RTL81391\Parms\TCPIP b) TCPIP & TCPIP\Parms c) VMini & VMini\Linkage d) VMini1, VMini1\Parms, & VMini1\Parms\TCPIP On the CEPC, when I go to Start | Settings | Network and Dial-up Connections, I see a VMINI1 icon; doubling clicking it, I see 'Microsoft null Ethernet Miniport Driver' settings. (Which, BTW, agrees with HKLM\VMini's Display Name.) 1. Please explain why, given that there is a RTL8139 PCI NIC, that VMini is being used. 2. Does my OS really need to include RTL8139 from the Catalog (in light of VMini being used). 3. What's with all these keys (a-d above)? For goodness (and simplicity) sake, I just want to set some network parameters (static IP, subnet mask, and default gateway) in the registry and be done with it! This hierarchy and multiple keys, etc. is a ridiculous obfuscation! Thanks for clarify this mess... Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65906
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    - USB bulk transfer on SM501 Has anyone had problems with bulk transfers on the SM501 USB host controller. I don't know that this is specific to that device, but its the first full OHCI controller I've worked with. I'm working with the mass storage driver and failing on all bulk-out Td's which are greater than the max allowed per buffer. For example, I'm trying to write 512 bytes of data to the device. It should get broken into 64 byte packets on the wire and the Td retired when all 8 packets have gone. If I break the transfer into 8 separate Td's, it goes fine. If I have a single Td, I get an error (Device Not Responding, CC5). I think its on the first buffer since when the error comes in, the Td's current buffer pointer has moved 64 bytes. I don't have a USB analyzer, so no, I haven't checked what's on the wire. I think the retirement of the Td is correct since the error count in the Td has incremented. The Ed looks fine and the max packet size is correctly set to 64. All of the pointers look okay and I don't see an alignment or page issue. Any suggestions ? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65903
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    - SOURCES Hi I have an application developed using evc 4.0, I also managed to create the application in Platform builder 4.2 and get a pbp file. The next step is that I want to create a sources file so that I can add it to my cec file. I have created a SOURCES file and all the files compile without error, but I get numerous errors linker errors, I have tried including all necessary lib and h files but am not having much joy. Also the start function (picked up from evc 4.0) is wWinMainCRTStartup. Is there anyway I can create a SOURCES file from the project file in evc 4.0 or even the pbp file in platform builder. Regards Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65889
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    - Read My CE 5.0 system has FASL NOR flash. I want to use this to store two copies of the OS image: - One stored on a FAT filesystem so that the file can be updated from within the running CE OS. - One "fallback" stored in certain flash blocks on the device (outside of the filesystem partition). The reasoning behind this is that the OS needs to be remote updatable from the running CE image (this update process can't be done from the bootloader for various reasons). If the remote update fails (power outage etc) then the bootloader will use the "fallback" version of the OS. I've considered maybe using bootpart to create a FAT partition and some other one in the bootloader. The problem is that the bootloader would need to be able to read the alternate OS image from the FAT partition - this doesn't look too difficult given the MS sample FAT code etc, but what I'm worried about is that I'd want to link the FMD with the FAL to implement wear-levelling when writing to the FAT partition from the OS. This means the bootloader would also need to know about wear-levelling, but the FAL code is private. Can I just link my bootloader with the FAL library? Am I going about this the wrong way? Thanks! Matt Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65886
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    - Failed to initialize from ceconfig.h I have created a new platform from a freescale BSP and I get the following error when attempting to "Build And Sysgen Current BSP". --------------------Configuration: Attitude 2 BSP: ARMV4I_Debug-------------------- Starting Build: set WINCEREL=1&&SysgenPlatform %_TARGETPLATROOT% preproc&&cebuild1 platform %_PLATFORMROOT%\%_TGTPLAT% -c&&SysgenPlatform %_TARGETPLATROOT% postproc&&makeimg ============== Sysgening platform C:\WINCE500\platform\A2 C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>if not "" == "" goto done C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>set ___OAKROOT=C:\WINCE500\platform\A2\oak C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>if not exist C:\WINCE500\platform\A2\oak\oakver.bat goto endif_20 C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>if not exist C:\WINCE500\platform\A2\dirs goto done C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>if "platform" == "public" C: C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>if "platform" == "private" C: C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>if "platform" == "platform" C: C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\A2>cd C:\WINCE500\platform\A2 C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\A2>set ___CLEANFLAG= C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\A2>if not "platform" == "platform" goto endif_11 C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\A2>if exist C:\WINCE500\platform\A2\A2.bif goto endif_13 C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\A2>echo CEBUILD: Building (C:\WINCE500\platform\A2) CEBUILD: Building (C:\WINCE500\platform\A2) C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\A2>build -c BUILD: [Thrd:Sequence:Type ] Message BUILD: [00:0000000000:ERRORI] Failed to initialize from CECONFIG.H. What is the build process trying to do here and what is the normal behavior? Should I find a ceconfig.h from elsewhere and copy it? Or is it generated, and if so from where? Please help, Thanks Gerrit Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65884
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    - ANN: Platform Build doc chat 3/31 Platform Builder Documentation online chat Thursday, March 31, 2005, 10 - 11 AM Pacific time Additional timezones http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=11&day=30&hour=10&min=0&sec=0&p1=234 Do you have suggestions about how the Platform Builder documentation can be improved to make your work easier? Take this opportunity to chat with members of the Windows CE writing team - including Celeste De Guzman, Court Faw, and Luke Bayler - about what you need from the documentation that they write for you. To join this chat, please log on via the main MSDN chat page at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats Thanks, Susan Fairo Content specialist, Windows Mobile and Embedded Devices UA Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65882
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    - ILTiming: Interrupt Source other that Tick ILTiming uses the System Timing Ticks (1000 per sec, but you choose how often to generate an ILtiming interrupt, default 5.) (Q) Is it possible to use another source, eg IRQ 5= LPT2 Interrupt? I note in iltiming.c that the code has calls such as InterruptDone(SYSINTR_TIMING); InterruptDisable(SYSINTR_TIMING); if (!InterruptInitialize(SYSINTR_TIMING, hEvent, 0, 0)) { In some other code, SYSINTR_TIMING is made equal to the system interrupt number for an IRQn IRQ5. In the iltiming.c code it is not defined. In one of its headers it is defined as follows: <nkintr.h>: #define SYSINTR_DEVICES 8 #define SYSINTR_PROFILE (SYSINTR_DEVICES+1) // System Profiling #define SYSINTR_TIMING (SYSINTR_DEVICES+2) // Latency Analysis ================================ (Q) So would it be possible to replace SYSINTR_TIMING with a lookup of (say) IRQ5 (to a system int no.) and use that instead? -- David Jones Senior Lecturer School of Electrical & Computer Engineering RMIT University +61 3 99255318 Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65880
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    - don't need explorer.exe At the startup I don't want to see the explorer. Instead of this my application should be shown. For this I launched my application with "launch50=myapp.exe". In this case the application will be started instead of the explorer. An other and I think a better possibility would be not to include the explorer.exe with PB. So what features I have to delete for this? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65875
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    - PPP connection RAS Hi all! I made a PPP connection between a desktop pc (windows XP) and an embedded pc (windows CE). After the connection is established, i can ping the embedded pc by the other using the prompt, like it's normal in a network connection. But if i wanna see inside the embedded pc (always from the desktop pc, putting the ip address or the name on the address bar) it's impossible, and a message appears telling me that is impossible to find the path. How can i do that? Thank you all! Andrea Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65873
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    - Access violation in RNDS USBFN driver when running SMB Server I get an access violation everytime I try to connect to the SMB Server over RNDIS (I'm using a Mainstone II based BSP). The RNDIS driver (RNDIS USBFN driver) seems to work OK otherwise (ping, telnet etc.), and the SMB server works OK if I use the ethernet adapter. Obviously, there seems to be some kind of problem with the buffer handling, since the violation happens in the RNDIS function "RndisPrepareRndisPacket" (at line 305 in rndis.c) when copying some ndis buffers. Any ideas on what might be the problem here? Any takes on what differs in the buffer handling between say, telnet and SMB? Henrik Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65872
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    - a question about IssueIsochTransfer() function? Hello! I have found an article(Q317434) in MSDN about isochronous transfer in CE. Does it mean that the IssueIsochTransfer() can start the transfer?What we should do is only to set the right parameters,such as "dwFrames"? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65869
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    - Any advice about USB webcamera driver on CE.net? Hello! I am developing the USB driver of webcamera in CE.Here is my question: Can I start the isochronous transfer of video data using IssueIsochTransfer() function(so the data will be store in buffer I provide)? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65867
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    - wince 42 ceplayer code compile fail. I am using windows ce.net 4.2 on my sh4 processor, i got following error when compile ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistmgr.cpp(653) : error C2001: newline in constant e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistmgr.cpp(663) : error C2001: newline in constant e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistmgr.cpp(653) : error C1057: unexpected end of file in macro expansion Compiling - e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\.\playlistdlg.cpp for SH Files: 0 e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistdlg.cpp(1441) : error C2001: newline in constant e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistdlg.cpp(1442) : warning C4002: too many actual parameters for macro 'TEXT' e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistdlg.cpp(1442) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ')' before 'constant' e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistdlg.cpp(1442) : error C2660: 'GetTextExtentExPointW' : function does not take 2 parameters e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistdlg.cpp(1454) : error C2001: newline in constant e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playlistdlg.cpp(1454) : error C1057: unexpected end of file in macro expansion e:\wince420\public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\link() : error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'obj\SH4\retail\playlistmgr.obj --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I check the code most error due to code TEXT("?), does any one know what is the problem? thanks Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65857
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    - DDSI (Some Basic Questions) Hi, Here comes the quesns......... What is the exact role of DDSI functions in MDD/PDD layering? Who is actually defining DDSI, MS or the DD developer ?. Where exactly in the build process the PDD ,MDD clubbing is done? Who directs the buid engine to associate the concerned libs?... I think the SOURCES and DIRS are doing the stuff but still the things are llittle bit vague for me ..Can anyone throw some light on these isssues?...(answering these wont take much time ,right ?) Thanks in Advance Soorya Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65849
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    - Building platform for ARM based processor(OMAP730) Hi, I am using platform builder 4.2 to build the platform for ARM Integrator AP. Actually the target is OMAP730. Is that OMAP730 compatible with ARM Integrator Bsps? And how should I run the boot monitor on the target(OMAP730 board). I am not sure with the switch settings. How should i download eboot.bin, the bootloader in to the target? Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65848
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    - about ISA bus driver enumerating Hi, all I build an image on a CEPC, but it takes long time to boot. After I checked the debug info through COM1, I found that it stopped at the following line for a long time: PnP ISA InitBusInfo : 0 card(s) found But there is no ISA card on my device. How can I get rid of that? maverick Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65844
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    - CEPC Bootload Errors Just started using WinCE 5.0. Am trying to download and setup a thin client/CEPC on a desktop PC. I have tried via the serial port as well as the ethernet port without any luck. The EBOOT.bin and SBOOT.bin files that are present on the 3 1/2 " bootdisk (created via the CEPC utility) are different in size from the ones in the PBWorkspace\CEPC1 directory (CEPC1 is my thin client workspace). Could someone tell me which version should I be using to boot my target machine? Secondly the connection settings in the documentation and most usergroups for a serial port download suggest COM2. But if I have a serial port on my development machine at COM3 my settings should reflect that right? Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Kedar Trivedi. Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65841
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    - Errors when debugging Activesync, what can be wrong? Hi, I am trying to get the ActiveSync connection to work, but the only feature that work is the explorer feature. I have added ActiveSync,Filesync,Inboxsync,Pocket Outlook Database and the Cabinstaller components. When I debug the image using repllog.exe I get the following error messages: >>> Loading module repllog.exe >>> Loading module wspm.dll AfdRasEnumEntries() unable to open Registry Key 'Comm\RasBook' Error 2 GetGeneralIFConfig:Unable to read WINS value! >>> Loading module nspm.dll Call to recv() failed, bytesRecvd = -1, wsaErr = 10054. <RPC:CLISER> *** FAILURE *** <RPC:CLISER> FILE: E:\macallan\private\DataSync\apps\conn31\rapi\server\.\rpcwrk.cpp <RPC:CLISER> FUNC: CRPCWorker::ServiceRequests <RPC:CLISER> LINE: 184 <RPC:CLISER> REASON: DO_CALL failed. Unable to read value "DBFlags" under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars Ipv6hlp:: Could not open registry key (COMM\ConnectionSharing) Ipv6hlp:: Could not open registry key (COMM\ConnectionSharing) Ipv6hlp:: Could not open registry key (COMM\ConnectionSharing) Ipv6hlp:: Could not open registry key (COMM\ConnectionSharing) Ipv6hlp:: Could not open registry key (COMM\ConnectionSharing) I have tried to add the winsock component and database component to solve the errors, but it didn´t solve any of the errors. Does anybody knows what components I am missing or how to solve these errors? Before I executed repllog.exe i get the following debug messages: >>> Loading module relfsd.dll FSREG: Unable to read value "DBFlags" under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars Initializing Database DB:Validation: Name already exists DB_notify_events DB:CeCreateDatabase failed : >>> Loading module vmini.dll OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x1010080 - device 0x0101 func 32 VMini:: Kernel does not support ethernet sharing! :>>> Loading module ppp.dll !AFD:AfdInitialize: Can't open Registry key Comm\AFD -- creating 'Stacks' entry :>>> Loading module netbios.dll IPInit: Unable to Load IPSEC :>>> Loading module tcpip6.dll DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix TCP, index 0, dll tcpstk.dll, context 0x3f7a719 MIPV6: Could not open registry key... skipping LanRegister: Adapter failed to initialize. :>>> Loading module spnego.dll !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' :>>> Loading module dhcpv6l.dll GetGeneralIFConfig:Unable to read DNS value! GetGeneralIFConfig:Unable to read WINS value! !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Netbios' !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Redir' !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Dhcp' !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Ws2Instl' AFD: Initialization Complete DeviceFolder::LoadDevice!Enumerate Found deprecated load instructions at (Drivers\BuiltIn\PPP). Driver cannot be unloaded. CXUTIL: ERROR 126 - unable to LoadLibrary(netlog.dll) CXUTIL: ERROR 126 - unable to LoadLibrary(eap.dll) Ipv6hlp:: Could not open registry key (COMM\ConnectionSharing) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CHRISTMAS\RELDIR\EMULATOR_X86_DEBUG\REGENUM.DLL' DB:OpenDB fail: DB RecycleData not found >>> Loading module notify.dll DB:OpenDB fail: DB DB_notify_queue not found >>> Loading module asyncmac.dll ASYNCMAC:MpQueryInfo: OID 0x10116/Unknown OID not supported ASYNCMAC:MpQueryInfo: OID 0xFD010100/Unknown OID not supported >>> Loading module dc21x4.dll NDIS:: CE_DeleteBusFriendlyNames() failed deleting [HKLM\Comm\BusFriendlyNames] >>> Loading module ppp.dll !AFD:AfdInitialize: Can't open Registry key Comm\AFD -- creating 'Stacks' entry >>> Loading module regenum.dll DB:OpenDB fail: DB RecycleData not found >>> Loading module wspm.dll DB:OpenDB fail: DB DB_notify_queue not found >>> Loading module nspm.dll DB:OpenDB fail: DB RecycleData not found >>> Loading module imaging.dll DB:OpenDB fail: DB DB_notify_queue not found Thanks for helping me out, Happy Easter Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65837
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    - Error msg in d:\mckendric\private\... In PB when I debug a project I'm getting the following error message... Unknown: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:\mckendric\private\winceos\coreos\gwe\controls\imgctl\.\imagelist.cpp at line 905 ...as the application starts up. I don't have access to the private CE source. Could someone with access please tell me what this error is? TIA, Dan. Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65836
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    - Help PB takes several minutes to step when debugging using eXDI and ARM multiICE I thought this wasn't working at all until I got distracted after stepping and several minutes later noticed that the window had updated and the target had indeed stepped. The Busy LED on the multiICE is blinking the whole time, leading me to believe that this is a MultiICE issue though I am not sure. Anyway I thought someone might have run into this issue before. Thanks for any help, Gerrit Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65833
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    - WH_KEYBOARD_LL not capture all key events WH_KEYBOARD_LL not capture all key events I have a problem. I'm using a WH_KEYBOARD_LL hook in order to capture all system keyboard events. I create the hook without problems, but when I want to delete it, the function unhookWindowsHookEx() returns a FALSE (that wants to say error in the function), but the hook is correctly deleted, because if after I create another WK_KEYBOARD_LL hook, it will be created correctly. But my main problem is that in the LowLevelKeyboardProc (the hook process), I cannot detect all keyboard events of all the applications of my pda pocket pc. I only detect the message WM_KEYDOWN in a few number of keys such as: caps lock, shift, esc, and so on. And I want to detect all keyboard events. What do you think that could be the problem? I ask for your help, please. It's very important for me. Here you have the declaration of the LowLevelKeyboardProc: __declspec(dllexport) LRESULT CALLBACK LowLevelKeyboardProc (int code, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) Create the hook: m_hHkKeyboard = m_pfSetWindowsHook(WH_KEYBOARD_LL, LowLevelKeyboardProc, aInstance, (DWORD)NULL); where: m_pfSetWindowsHook is a pointer to the SetWindowsHookExW function; and delete the hook: m_pfUnhookWindowsHook(m_hHkKeyboard) where: m_pfUnhookWindowsHook is a pointer to the UnHookWindowsHookEx function; I'm waiting for your answers. Thank you very much. Sincerely, javitobcn, Tag: Kernel debugger Tag: 65829

Hi,

On the Lubbock board, for kernel debugging support over ethernet - can
this be done with
BSP on PlatBuilder 4.1 ie with limited support for SMSC ethernet device.
Or is the driver required
for the SMSC chip. If driver is required for the SMSC chip how can one do
Kernel debugging
with the BSP provided. I don't have an Ne2000 CF card.

Regards
ms

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