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    - keypad & MAINSTONEIII MANISTONEIII has two keypad drivers. What is the difference? Which one should I use? regards Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 85037
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    - ATADisk Driver Hi I am workign on WinCe4.2 platform. There is some performance issue when we use 8GB CF card . The performance with this high capacity card is very poor as compared to 1 GB card. I am told to analyse the problem. I need to study the driver . I am still confused from where to start ...???? I checked in BSP ,there if CF card/PCMCI component is there ,Following 2 files are included in this component $(_WINCEROOT)\public\COMMON\oak\drivers\block\atadisk\diskio.c $(_WINCEROOT)\public\COMMON\oak\drivers\block\atadisk\system.c And one PCMCIA BUS driver component is also there ... There are function ATARead and ATAWrite function in diskio.c. whne i Add RetailMessage there to see messages while reading CF card. But there is no message coming on debugger port . Please help me...how to start checking and where to look .. Waiting for reply Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 85036
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    - Init IST by a DLL during boot time Dear all, I create a dll to init GPIO27 interrupt and install a IST in wince. The IST is to capture the falling edge of GPIO27 in wince. The following is the DLL program BOOL APIENTRY DllMain( HANDLE hModule, DWORD ul_reason_for_call, LPVOID lpReserved ) { ...... switch( ul_reason_for_call ) { case DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH: RETAILMSG (1, (TEXT(" DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH \r\n"))); //Init GPIO, GPIO27 interrupt, IST subroutine are put here break; case DLL_THREAD_ATTACH: RETAILMSG (1, (TEXT(" DLL_THREAD_ATTACH \r\n"))); break; case DLL_THREAD_DETACH: RETAILMSG (1, (TEXT("DLL_THREAD_DETACH \r\n"))); break; case DLL_PROCESS_DETACH: RETAILMSG (1, (TEXT(" DLL_PROCESS_DETACH \r\n"))); break; }//END OF SWITCH return TRUE; } Also in the registry, I modify as below [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\GPIO27INT\] "Dll"="GPIO27INT.dll" During boot time, the DLL loaded. Also "DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH" was got. The interrupt and IST installed properly. Since there are clock pulse on GPIO27 pin already, the IST was operating. However after "DLL_PROCESS_DETACH", the IST doesnot work. Are there anything wrong? Thanks for your reply. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 85027
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    - Bluetooth diagnostics tools Hi all, I'm currently working on retrofitting wireless comms. into our WinCE 4.2 product that wasn't initially designed with it in mind. One of the avenues I'm trying is bluetooth to a GPRS phone. We don't have BT build in but do have a Compact Flash slot, and I've suceeded in setting up connectivity using a BT CF card (the SocketCom one) connecting to an iMate smartphone (running MS PocketPC 2003). Our box is designed for industrial environment and to that end has a latched aluminium cover over the CF slot to provide a weather/dust proof seal. When the box and phone are sitting next to each other on my bench the BT connection still seems to "work" regardless of whether the cover is open or closed, but I really need to quantify how much of a negative effect the cover is having. If it was a significant problem we could potentially redesign with a plastic cover that was more transparent to RF energy. Before I head off on a tangent for a few weeks writing my own test application, can anyone point me in the direction of any existing test software that would quantify BT connection "quality" for me (presumably a client/server pair of apps. - one to run on our box and the other to run on the PocketPC/WinXP desktop/whatever Thanks Richard Lang Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 85024
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    - Bootup WinCE 5.00 with 4.20 Bootloader I am using PXA270 based platform, I originally have WinCE 4.2 bootloader installed in the platform, now I have NK.BIN based on WinCE 5.00, I can load my image to the system via CF card and store it to local onboard flash, now my question is, will it launch with WinCE 4.2 Bootloader or I need to install Wince 5.00 booloader in the unit. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 85011
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    - Romote tools refuse to connect I have a ce5.0 image that gets downloaded to the device over ethernet and booted properly. I can see the processes, threads etc. in my target control window (gi proc etc.). But non of my remote tools can't connect to it. I receive an error message "Platform Manager was unable to download files to the device. Please check your startup server and tranport settings and try again". I have tried different tranport settings (kitl and TCP/IP) with no luck. Can someone show some light here? Thanks. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 85010
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    - Having trouble debugging with Majic JTAG and Platform Builder I was able to flash my eboot. I can step normally in monice. However, if I use Platform builder, all the flash memory seems to have 00B0 in the hiword. If using the monitor window I set byte 0 to the appropriate jump instruction, the memory seems to be fixed until I again see the message "Software Breakpoint was promoted to hardware breakpoint" Maybe a hardware problem - or maybe a debug setup problem? Using the same config files for monice and Wince still has the same problem. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84999
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    - DeviceFolder::LoadDevice!Enumerate Found deprecated load instructions I see this message dumped all the time: DeviceFolder::LoadDevice!Enumerate Found deprecated load instructions at (Driver s\BuiltIn\AFD). Driver cannot be unloaded. DeviceFolder::LoadDevice!Enumerate Fou nd deprecated load instructions at (Drivers\BuiltIn\PPP). Driver cannot be unloa ded. It looks like it originates from: C:\WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\BUSENUM\BUSDEF\defbus.cpp(153): It is a RETAILMSG but I don't understand what is looking for. Is there a "correct" way to satisfy what is looking for and suppress the message? I could change it to a "DEBUGMSG" but I thought modifying anything in the PUBLIC directory is a no no. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84989
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    - Is it possible to get Print Status on WinCE 5.0? We want to get the print status information like: There is no paper, printer is offline etc... Is there a way to do this on WinCE 5.0 with VC++ 6.0? Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84987
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    - Intermittently slow boot time We are testing a build on a Compulab PX255. With no obvious pattern we're seeing boot-up time oscillate from 90s and > 5 minutes. To clarify: if a build boots fast it will always boot fast. If it's a slow one it stays slow. Since we're typically only changing some application files we've tried comparing the boot-up time after a full Sysgen and after a simple Make Image. To no avail; we can't see what's happening in the build to make it a hare or a tortoise. And to reiterate: we're typically only replacing an executable and some documents in our build. We're not adding drivers or changing memory maps. Hope this rings a bell with someone. Regards, Matt Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84976
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    - Linker missing wininet.lib Hello Experts We have a custom SDK for CE5.0, which doesn't have internet support. If we create a new program with eVC++ and build it, the linker complaints about the missing wininet.lib. We don't want to access the internet from our program, so why does the linker try to locate wininet.lib? And how can we tell the linker not to search for wininet.lib? If this isn't possible, which feature do I have to add to my platform, to include wininet.lib? TIA -- Michael Reim reim AT helmut-fischer DOT de Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84971
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    - help on 2048Byte NAND Support hi , i am trying to use 1Gbit NAND ( 1 page is 2048Byte with wince 4.2 and s3c2440A ) i searched news group i have a few questions and like to check what i found 1) wince 4.2 can support 2048 Byte sector by modifying FMD_Getinfo and other code 2) but i Can't use other Storage device like CF/USB/SD Card 3) to use different Storage device i have to load two fatfsd.dll is it right ? and i found a message that said with modifying partitiondriver="", it is possible to use different sector size , but i failed .. how can i use different sector size in wince 4.2 ? 4) from message Steve Maillet $eMVP$ 2005-03-26 " Unfortunately, creating a modified FATFS doesn't work for production devices as the FATFS code is part of the private shared source and you are not licensed to distribute modified versions of that for commercial use (in source or binary) " that means if even i load two fatfs.dll i can't use that image for production ? thanks in advance Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84970
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    - FlashROM as as a FAT-disk in CE 5.0? Hi, I have a system with 64 MB flashROM (Intel Strataflash P30 series) where I would like to use half of it as a FAT-disk in CE 5.0. What changes are required to the Config.bib, Eboot.bib and virtual memory map and possibly elsewhere? What drivers do I need (do I need to write my own flashROM storage block driver)? I would like it to appear as a folder below CE root, for example with the name "\FLASH\". The following is an excerpt from the files I mentioned: _____________________________________________________________ ;CONFIG.BIB MEMORY IF IMGFLASH! ; Name Start Size Type ; ------- -------- -------- ---- RSVD 80000000 000FF000 RESERVED ARGS 800FF000 00001000 RESERVED NK 80100000 03000000 RAMIMAGE RAM 83100000 $(NKRAM_SIZE) RAM ENDIF IF IMGFLASH IF BUILD_ROM_BIN RSVD 80000000 000FF000 RESERVED ARGS 800FF000 00001000 RESERVED NK 92600000 03FE0000 RAMIMAGE ;Locate above EBOT image and configuration block RAM 80100000 $(NKRAM_SIZE) RAM ENDIF IF BUILD_ROM_NB0 RSVD 80000000 000FF000 RESERVED ARGS 800FF000 00001000 RESERVED NK 92500000 03FF0000 RAMIMAGE ;Replace EBOOT Image RAM 80100000 $(NKRAM_SIZE) RAM ENDIF ENDIF ; Reserve ZBANK virtual block (No physical memory ; is required to back this virtual range). ZBANK 96500000 00100000 RESERVED CONFIG IF IMGFLASH ROMSTART=92500000 ; Virtual starting address ROMWIDTH=32 ROMSIZE=03FF0000 ; 64 MB flashROM ELSE AUTOSIZE = ON ENDIF _______________________________________________________________________________ ;EBOOT.BIB ; Ethernet Boot Loader Source Module ; ; Memory Map ; ---------- ; ; 8000.0000 -+ ; | Bootloader Stack (64KB) ; 8001.0000 -+ ; | Bootloader RAM (64KB) ; 8002.0000 -+ ; | Bootloader Code (256KB) ; 8006.0000 -+ ; | GAP (reserved for future) ; 800F.F000 -+ ; | ARGS (4KB) ; 8010.0000 -+ ; | ; | OS (NK) Code (48MB) ; | ; 8310.0000 -+ **auto-size** ; | ; | OS (NK) RAM (15MB) ; | ; 8400.0000 -+ ; ; ---------- MEMORY ; Name Start Size Type ; ------- -------- -------- ---- STACK 80000000 00010000 RESERVED RAM 80010000 00010000 RAM EBOOT 80020000 00040000 RAMIMAGE RSVD 80060000 0009F000 RESERVED ARGS 80FF0000 00001000 RESERVED CONFIG AUTOSIZE=OFF COMPRESSION=OFF PROFILE=OFF KERNELFIXUPS=ON ROMSTART=80020000 ROMWIDTH=32 ROMSIZE=00040000 ; The bootloader is fixed up to run from RAM, but is stored in flash. ROMOFFSET ; adjusts the .bin file record headers to that they lie in flash (this tells the ; bootloader already on the device to store the image in flash). ROMOFFSET=3C9E0000 MODULES ; Name Path Memory Type ; ------ ---------------------------------------------- ----------- nk.exe $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\target\$(_TGTCPU)\$(WINCEDEBUG)\eboot.exe EBOOT _____________________________________________________________________________________ :Virtual memory map: DCD 0x80000000, 0xA0000000, 128 ; SANDGATEII: SDRAM (128MB). DCD 0x88000000, 0x5C000000, 1 ; BULVERDE: Internal SRAM (64KB bank 0). DCD 0x88100000, 0x58000000, 1 ; BULVERDE: Internal memory PM registers. DCD 0x88200000, 0x4C000000, 1 ; BULVERDE: USB host controller. DCD 0x88300000, 0x48000000, 1 ; BULVERDE: Memory controller. DCD 0x88400000, 0x44000000, 1 ; BULVERDE: LCD controller. DCD 0x88500000, 0x40000000, 32 ; BULVERDE: Memory-mapped registers (peripherals). DCD 0x8A500000, 0x2C000000, 64 ; BULVERDE: PCMCIA S0 common memory space. DCD 0x8E500000, 0x28000000, 32 ; BULVERDE: PCMCIA S0 attribute memory space. DCD 0x90500000, 0x20000000, 32 ; BULVERDE: PCMCIA S0 I/O space. DCD 0x96500000, 0xE0000000, 1 ; SANDGATEII: Zero-bank (in reserved slot - no physical memory required). DCD 0x96600000, 0x14000000, 64 ; SANDGATEII: nCS5: eXpansion board header. DCD 0x9A600000, 0x10000000, 1 ; SANDGATEII: nCS4: USB2.0/IDE controller. DCD 0x9A700000, 0x0C000000, 1 ; SANDGATEII: nCS3: SMSC 91C111 Ethernet controller. DCD 0x9A800000, 0x0A000000, 1 ; SANDGATEII: nCS2 (upper half): Board registers (CPLD). DCD 0x9A900000, 0x04000000, 32 ; SANDGATEII: nCS1: Secondary flash (32MB). DCD 0x92500000, 0x00000000, 64 ; SANDGATEII: nCS0: Boot Flash (64MB). DCD 0x9F900000, 0x50000000, 1 ; BULVERDE: Camera peripheral interface. DCD 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0 ; end of table _________________________________________________________________________________ In advance, thanks for any help! Regards, Rolf Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84969
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    - CE 4.2 Bluetooth Manager Included bluetooth support into my CE 4.2 platform build, now using the Control Panel ->Bluetooth Device Properties to pull up app. labelled "Bluetooth Manager". Running a scan and getting a list of BT devices/services appearing in the "Untrusted" listbox. Can anyone point me to a key that relates the little icons that appear next to the device names to the services/profiles they represent. I can't find one anywhere. Thanks Richard Lang. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84966
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    - CF card Driver(ATA) Hi I am working on WinCE4.2 platform. We have a CF card slot in our device . When we play movie on our device from CF card 1 Gb storage capacity . The movie performance is good. But when i do same operation with 8 GB Cf card . My movie performance is very poor (it stucks) . what can be the reason ..with 1GB performance is good but with 8GB card performance dgrades ...? I don't know how to proceed ..any way i just checked Read and Write operations with both the cards . My observatiion is with 1 Gb card through put is always better and consistent . But with with 8 GB card through put(Read/Write operation) is poor and not consistent. Please hellp me ..what can be the possible reason of this problem Regards Manish Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84962
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    - Wince 4.2 to 5.0 Migration issue I am trying to migrate PXA 270 based BSP from WinCE 4.2 to 5.0; I made all the changes in the source.cmn, make the image without compilation error, now I am trying to download image to the platform, it is not loading. Some flag or something is missing some where, any suggestion will help. I read the migration from 4.2 to 5.0 many times could not find the answer. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84957
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    - Hive based registry hangs in retail build Hi, have PXA255 platform derived from Lubbock. Using WInCE 5.0. I have setup my hive registry to be on NOR Flash. Everything works fine in a debug build, hives are mounted on flash and booting time is aorund 20 seconds. With a release build its taking long time to boot around 5 minutes. Any help is appreciated, thanks Anand Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84956
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    - Hard drive does not init Hi, I'm trying to add a HDD to a CEPC image. I've followed all the step-by-step instructions and scoured the documentation for anything I might have missed, to no avail. My bios detects the hard drive correctly, but in the kernel debugger, when CE tries to initialize the drive, it complains that "device busy" and then "failed to initialize device." My working hypothesis is that CE can't deal with the ide controller, which is an intel 82801DB (deviceId 0x24CB). I haven't been able to find CE drivers for the Intel chipset on our SBC. Intel cryptically says "PIO" on their driver matrix for this chipset, but changing the transfer mode hasn't made any difference. If anyone has some insight into this problem, I would greatly appreciate the help. Here's the debug log: >>> Loading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(0) ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc+(Bus 0, Device 31, Function 1) ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc: BAR(0/31/1): Offset 0x10, Type I/O, Size 0x8 ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc: BAR(0/31/1): Offset 0x14, Type I/O, Size 0x4 ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc: BAR(0/31/1): Offset 0x18, Type I/O, Size 0x8 ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc: BAR(0/31/1): Offset 0x1c, Type I/O, Size 0x4 ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc: BAR(0/31/1): Offset 0x20, Type I/O, Size 0x10 ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc: BAR(0/31/1): Offset 0x24, Type Memory, Size 0x400 ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigRsrc- Warning: No Match template is found for following PCI Device ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bus/Device/Function = 0/31/3, Unknown Device Type VendorID = 0x8086, DeviceID = 0x24C3, Command = 0x0001, Status = 0x0280 RevisionID = 0x02, ProgIf = 0x00, SubClass = 0x05, BaseClass = 0x0C CacheLineSize = 0x00, LatencyTimer = 0x00, HeaderType = 0x00, BIST = 0x00 BaseAddresses: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000501 0x00000000 CIS = 0x00000000, SubVendorID = 0x8086, SubSystemID = 0x24C2 ROMBaseAddress = 0x00000000 InterruptLine = 0x0A, InterruptPin = 0x02, MinGrant = 0x00, MaxLatency = 0x00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PCIBUS!PCICfgCheckBARs: WARNING: No matching registry key was found for placed device 0/31/3. PCIBUS!PCICfgCheckBARs: Problems can result if the device is being used while configuring PCIbus. PCIBUS!PCICfgAllocMemSpace: Failed to place Device resource: Bus 0, Device 0, Function 0 ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(1) PCIBUS!PCICfgAllocIoSpace: Failed to place Bridge resource: Bus 0, Device 30, Function 0 PCIBUS!PCICfgAllocIoSpace: Failed to place Device resource: Bus 0, Device 31, Function 3 ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(1) ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(1) ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(1) ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(1) ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(1) ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_DETACH <<< Unloading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) EPC_X86_DEBUG\ATAPI.DLL' >>> Loading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) C_X86_DEBUG\ATAPI.DLL' ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(2) ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigSize+(Bus 0, Device 31, Function 1) ATAPI:PCIConfig!ConfigSize- ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_DETACH <<< Unloading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) EPC_X86_DEBUG\ATAPI.DLL' >>> Loading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) C_X86_DEBUG\ATAPI.DLL' ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH ATAPI:PCIConfig!DeviceConfig+(3) ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_DETACH <<< Unloading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) EPC_X86_DEBUG\ATAPI.DLL' DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\BusPrefix) returned 2 >>> Loading module atapi.dll at address 0x03CE0000-0x03D06000 (RW data at 0x01FD7000-0x01FD7608) C_X86_DEBUG\ATAPI.DLL' ATAPI DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\4294967293 Hnd = 00051600 Name = IDE1: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531 BusParent = 0004C540 InterfaceType = 00000005 BusName = PCI_0_31_1 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531 IoLen : 8 4 8 4 10 IoBase : a030 a040 a038 a044 a020 MemLen = 00000400 MemBase = 80000000 FunctionNumber = 00000001 DeviceNumber = 0000001F BusNumber = 00000000 InterfaceType = 00000005 SubSystemID = 000024C2 SubVendorID = 00008086 RevisionID = 00000002 DeviceID = 000024CB VendorID = 00008086 ProgIF = 0000008A RegisterStride = 00000001 StatusPollCyclePause = 00000005 StatusPollsPerCycle = 00000020 StatusPollCycles = 00000100 SoftResetTimeout = 00000003 DMAAlignment = 00000004 SysIntr = 00000000 Irq = 0000000E Legacy = 00000001 ConfigEntry = GenericConfig SubClass = 00000001 Class = 00000001 Order = 00000002 Dll = atapi.dll Prefix = IDE IClass : {CDDC3621-3512-4b3f-BB6F-B4DD5E061795} SpawnFunction = CreatePCIHDCD InstanceIndex = 00000001 Atapi!IDE_Init> Start of IDE/ATA device enumeration Atapi!IDE_Init> Enumerated IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 Atapi!IDE_Init> Enumerated IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device2 Atapi!IDE_Init> Enumerated IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device1 Atapi!IDE_Init> Enumerated IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device0 Atapi!IDE_Init> End of IDE/ATA device enumeration Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device0 DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device0\BusPrefix) returned 2 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\4294967294 Hnd = 00051EF0 Name = DSK1: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device0 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device0 Port = 00051820 TransferMode = 000000FF DeviceId = 00000000 LookAhead = 00000001 WriteCache = 00000001 DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 DMA = 00000002 InterruptDriven = 00000001 Dll = atapi.dll Prefix = DSK IClass : {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(1) Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Device is busy; 3 seconds remaining Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Device is busy; 2 seconds remaining Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Device is busy; 1 seconds remaining Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Timeout Atapi!CDisk::Init> Failed to initialize device Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(0) DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x00051ef0 DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 1, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device1 DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device1\BusPrefix) returned 2 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\00 Hnd = 00052160 Name = DSK1: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device1 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device1 Port = 00051820 TransferMode = 000000FF DeviceId = 00000001 LookAhead = 00000001 WriteCache = 00000001 DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 DMA = 00000002 InterruptDriven = 00000001 Dll = atapi.dll Prefix = DSK IClass : {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(1) Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is not present; Error register(0xff) Atapi!CDisk::InitController> Device did not respond to identify Atapi!CDisk::Init> Failed to initialize device Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(0) DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x00052160 DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 1, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device2 DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device2\BusPrefix) returned 2 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\01 Hnd = 000523D0 Name = DSK1: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device2 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device2 Port = 00051890 DeviceId = 00000000 TransferMode = 000000FF LookAhead = 00000001 WriteCache = 00000001 DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 DMA = 00000002 InterruptDriven = 00000001 Dll = atapi.dll Prefix = DSK IClass : {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(1) Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Device is busy; 3 seconds remaining Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Device is busy; 2 seconds remaining Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Device is busy; 1 seconds remaining Atapi!CDisk::ResetController> Timeout Atapi!CDisk::Init> Failed to initialize device Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(0) DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x000523d0 DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 1, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3\BusPrefix) returned 2 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\02 Hnd = 00052640 Name = DSK1: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 Port = 00051890 DeviceId = 00000001 TransferMode = 000000FF LookAhead = 00000001 WriteCache = 00000001 DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 DMA = 00000002 InterruptDriven = 00000001 Dll = atapi.dll Prefix = DSK IClass : {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(1) Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is not present; Error register(0xff) Atapi!CDisk::InitController> Device did not respond to identify Atapi!CDisk::Init> Failed to initialize device Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(0) DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x00052640 DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 1, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84948
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    - Unfilled ROM holes Does anyone have any suggestions on how to minimize the amount of space in unfilled ROM holes in an OS image build ? It seems like the packing is based on the order things are found in ce.bib which is based on where they are in the various .bib files. If you start with a bunch of 'small' files and then graduate up to the large file components, it would seem like you'll end up with a fairly different OS footprint, but there doesn't appear to be much control available or a good step to insert a home-grown tool. If I wanted to go in a shuffle the order of entries in ce.bib, where could I insert that ? The initial call is into makeimg.exe. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84943
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    - Copying a file deletes file attributs Hello, today I discovered a new, real, problem. If I copy a file from on storage (IDE > Compact Flash > FAT) to another (USB > Memory Stick > FAT) the file attributs are gone. Archive is always on, Read-only is always off and Hidden is correct. I have tested this behavior with Windows CE Explorer and a simple application using the FileCopy API. Have I missed an registry key? Platform Build 5.0 x86 All QFEs until Windows CE 5.0 Update 060430_2006M04 Regards Peter Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84934
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    - Problem adding SIP driver Hello, When adding the 'SIP for Large Screens' in a WinCE 5 Platform Build, I get the following error during Platform Build (build.log) : coredll.def : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol SipEnumIM coredll.def : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol SipGetCurrentIM .... coredll.def : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol SipStatus I checked and added Catalog Item Dependencies and found nothing wrong. Any ideas ? Thanks in advance, Joost. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84931
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    - Release filesystem with passive KITL (CE5) Hi all, In my target (pxa25x, windows CE5) I have enabled passive kitl. Whenever I generate an exception to start up the debugger, the target connects to my debugger and handles the exception but right after that it gets more exceptions all relating to fsdmgr/relfsd. >From what I see in the debug output, the target control shell tries to open the \\release\\con directory and fails to do so, generating an exception. It continues to attempt to open this device and thus, continues to generate exceptions all over....this makes it impossible for me to use the kernel debugger in a decent way. I suspect that relfsd tried to mount the filesystem during bootup (I disabled the "mountasbootable" registry setting) and does not find the debug link and then fails somehow. Am I missing a configuration setting somewhere or should I not use the target control tools at all when using passive KITL? (when I disable the target control tools the debugger connects fine and does not receive any exceptions other than the one I generated to kick start the debugger). Any thoughts appreciated, Niels Brouwers Chess Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84926
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    - .NET CF What are all the version of .NET CF? Could you list them? .NET CF 1.0 S.P.1.. ... .NET CF 2.0 S.P.1.. Max Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84925
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    - Remote tools of eVC 4.0 SP4 not working with platform 4.2 Hello experts After installing SP4 for Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 the remote tools don't work anymore. We always get the message "Cannot find appropiate device side files associated with this tool", if we try to connect to our device. We didn't have this problem with SP3. The KB article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/873411/en-us mentions a QFE, which I would like to install, but I can't find it anywhere. Does someone know how to get the remote tools of eVC++ 4.0 SP4 working with a CE 4.2 device? Our device is a PB4.2, SH3, with all QFEs until Jan 2006 installed. TIA -- Michael Reim reim AT helmut-fischer DOT de Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84924
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    - How to keep mounting SD card while suspending the system? Hi there, There is a SDIO driver stack in PB 5.0. By default, the SD card will be unmounted while system is suspended, and will be mounted again after system resumes. Some operations such as copying file from/to the SD card, playing MP3 files on the SD card, will be abnormal during the dismount/mount handling. How can we change the default behaviour to let the suspend/resume be transparent to the operations? Best. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84922
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    - Will DCOM still be supported in CE 6.0? Now that CE 6.0 Beta has been announced at MEDC2006, what are the plans for DCOM in Windows CE 6.0? Can I convert my current applications that use DCOM to windows CE 6.0? W. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84921
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    - CEPC and host connectivity Hi all, I have a CEPC system running and my host can download the NK.bin image to the CEPC so that it boots up fine. The only problem now I am facing is, the remote tools always fail to connect to the CEPC... I had no problems with connectivity when I was using MS deviceEmulator and ActiveSync over DMA. But ActiveSync doesn't support Ethernet connectivity (correct me if I am wrong) and hence can't use ActiveSync to connect to my CEPC over ethernet. I can't use COM1 port to connect host as the only COM port of the CEPC is connected to the Radio and the host is connected through ethernet only. So the only options left for me are 1. KITL bootstrap server with KITL transport. - this fails. Do I need to explicitly add something to the OS image/registry to enable the KITL bootstrap server? Any pointers? 2. CESH server for WINCE with TCP/IP transport - this too fails. saying the service is not started. 3. Manual server with TCP/IP - this says copy 3/4 files to the target device and run a cemgr.exe with some arguments. My question is how do I copy those files to the target of the connection is not available in the first place? Is it possible to add those files to the NK.bin when I am building it and then run the commanline as the documentaion says? If so, shall I run it from PB->Target->Run Programs? any help on these will be highly appreciated. thanks, soum Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84919
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    - Logical Address To Physical Address Hi there, I'm starting developing a very simple Windows CE 5.0 driver in the Platform Builder 5.0. My first question is: how can i get a physical address from a logical address (passed to the driver as pointer to a buffer)? Where can I get some more exhaustive documentation about these kind of task? Thanks a lot in advance! PS: Excuse me for my maybe-trivial questions, I'm quite new in driver programming. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84918
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    - Real SD card size If one SD card vendor says its SD cards are 512 Mb, I'm not sure their size is 512 Mb.. However, I'd like to know what's the max size range and from what features (physical and software) it depends on. Could you help me? Max P.S. A-DATA says "For our 512MB SD card, the real capacity is about 476MB to 498MB" Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84915
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    - Where can I get Russian Language Resources? I set default language of my platform to Russian, but Explorer's Menu is displayed in English.... Because Windows CE 5.0 does not include Russian language Resouces...Is Right? So, It's too hard to find companies supporting or selling Russian language resouces.. is here anyone who knows the company? Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84913
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    - How to let my device connect to the host Hi All, I can use the emulator to connect the host like this: '\\jmdv\' and the explorer of emulator show the shared florders.And I can't use the IP '\\192.168.0.1\' to access the host in emulator. However, When I use the device to access the host,both of '\\jmdv\' and '\\192.168.0.1\' are invaild.But the device can show the internet web page. Why? RG Peter Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84900
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    - Bug in OHCI2 driver for Windows CE 5.0? Hi all, I'm in a middle of porting USB device-driver from Windows NT/2k/XP... to Windows CE, and I have few questions: Did anyone knows why I can't transfer zero byte vendor-transfer? (It's failed immediatly) That was the easy question. Now for my serious one, we have couple of hardwares and firmware versions which the driver should work upon: 1. A low-speed device (Contains couple of firmware versions) 2. A full-speed device (Contains couple of firmware versions) The low-speed device and the first firmware version of the full-speed device are working ok (Except for the 0 byte transfer which we had to put a dummy byte instead... We have try virtually every possibility for argument cominations.) However we got some problems in the second full-speed device and a special version of the low-speed device. After poking in the hardware and in the driver code, we have found that a time-out occured for a control transfer (Vendor transfer). The timout was caused due to the following: - For all hangs versions (both full-speed and high-speed), the firmware version sends short-packets. The USB transaction is closed before all accpeted bytes are transfered. Since we have used the USB_SHORT_TRANSFER_OK flag, we assumed that the OHCI device stack will act like the 2k WDM stack. - The tranasction is hung only if the number of recive bytes are lower then the USB transaction length. - Sometimes the previous rule is not completly applied (We couldn't figure out the reason for that) Anyway here are my questions: 1. Did anyone encounter these bugs before? 2. If so, do you know about a standard solution for it (QFE maybe, we installed the latest)? Thanks for advance, Elad. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84896
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    - Automatic list generation of the components included in the image Hi, I want tocreate an html/list of the components added to any image, like = = the shown here http://www.arcom.com/products/icp/dev_kits/windows_ce_5/Applications_and= _Services_Develo.htm Is there a way to generate it automattically? -- = Javier Grijalba www.positivesystems.com Touch Panel - PC Systems Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84894
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    - ActiveSync USB "Connection Not Valid" after resume Has any one encountered the same problem before? Any help will be appreciated! OS: Windows Mobile 5 (AKU 2.1) Platform: Mainstone II Description: After turn off the GSM module, suspend the devce, then resume, it will show "Unable to open the connection "USB default", the connection is no longer valid or does not exist...." . It seems there is a notification for USB connected for activesync. But in fact, we have no usb cable plugged in. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84887
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    - Using WLAN card (D-link DCF-660W) in WinCE5.0 We are working on the Intersil Prism2 wlan Driver in WinCE 5.0 AMD DB1200 Platform. And using D-link Air DCF-660W WLAN card. I load the Intersil Prism2 driver - ISLP2NDS.dll for the WLAN card successfully. The LED of the card begins to blink. But ISLP21 shows the IP Information: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP): Address type: DHCP IP Address : 0.0.0.0 Subnet Mask: 0.0.0.0 The physical address is right. The card can't connect to the AP. Then I configure a static IP in the control panel for the ISLP21, but It reports the new ethernet configuration: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP): Address type: static IP Address ........ : 0.0.0.0 Subnet Mask ....... : 0.0.0.0 I checked the registry for the card, it shows as follows: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\PCMCIA\D-Link-DCF-660W-422B] "Dll"="ndis.dll" "Prefix"="NDS" "Miniport"="ISLP2" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ISLP2] "Displayname"="Intersil 802.11 Wireless LAN PC Card" "Group"="NDIS" "Imagepath"="ISLP2NDS.dll" [[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ISLP2\Linkage] "Route"="ISLP21" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ISLP21] "ISLP2IOC"="ISL1:" "Displayname"="Intersil 802.11 Wireless LAN PC Card" "Group"="NDIS" "Imagepath"="ISLP2NDS.dll" "ISLP21OC"="ISL1:" [[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ISLP2\Parms] "NetWorkAddress"="000000000000" "PlugAndPlay"="0" "BusNumber"="0" "BusType"="8" "InterruptNumber"="3" "IoBaseAddress"="768" "LoadFirmware"="1" "PlatformID"="32797" [[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ISLP2\Parms\TCPIP] "DefaultGateway"="192.168.6.1" "WINS"="value not set" "DNS"="value not set" "subnetmask"="255.255.192.0" "IPAddress"="192.168.6.238" "EnableDHCP"="0" "AutoCgh"="1" The TCP/IP info is the same as that I set in the control panel. But it seem that it doesn't work. I try to modify the NetWorkAddress, but it's no use. Does anybody know what's the wrong? Thanks a lot. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84886
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    - how can the build-tool build a dll when source file says "TARGETTY I am developping a driver for SDCard using WM5.0, I find the OS will load sdmemory.dll to drive the SDCard but in the source-file it defines like this TARGETDEFNAME=SDMemory DEFFILE=$(TARGETDEFNAME).def TARGETNAME=$(TARGETDEFNAME)_LIB TARGETTYPE=LIBRARY WINCETARGETFILE0=$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\$(DEFFILE) SOURCES = SDMemMain.cpp \ SDMemDiskIO.cpp \ SDMemCardIO.cpp \ it only make a LIB file but not a dll, so why does build-tools finnally make a sdmemory.dll? Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84881
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    - Cxport thread busy Hi, Is Cxport.dll only associated with network based devices or with input devices too, such as mouse, keyboard or USB? I have set NoIdleTimerReset but still there is high CPU activity. Is PS2 based mouse/keybd/USB power aware. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Ansuya Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84880
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    - PB's emulator inside a virtual machine For the record: it can be done - I'm doing it under VMWare. Thanks to Barry Bond (appropriately enough, his title is "Architect") for the encouragement at the MEDC, even if his idea didn't pan out. -- #include <standard.disclaimer> _ Kevin D Quitt USA 91387-4454 96.37% of all statistics are made up Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84879
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    - remove unwanted project I added some projects to my platform and want to remove them. I right click on the project, but the "remove" menu item is disabled. Tapping on delete button also doesn't work. I searched the form and found a thread about DIRS related to this issue. But I haven't found any DIRS that have my projects in it. Any suggestion on this? Thanks! Richard Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84878
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    - repllog.exe and rnaapp.exe Hello, I have a problem of the rnaapp.exe is excecuted everytime i retun from suspend mode. It than shows the message box of "connecting to host" even if no USb cable is attached. It would like to eliminate it. Can someone please explain me what is the sequence in the system which initiates the load of repllog.exe, which than loads rnaapp.exe. Please, any help would be appreciated. Oren. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84876
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    - USB device not recognized on power-up (CE-5.0) If either a USB mouse, or USB touchscreen, (drivers included into OS image), is connected to the USB-2.0 port upon power-up they aren't initialized. I have to disconnect and reconnect them then they're recognized and work However, if a standard memory stick is plugged in upon power-up it is recognized. Any ideas what could be wrong, or how to correct this? Thanks Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84863
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    - Compile SD_API_SUCCESS function with error. Hi all, I use SD_API_SUCCESS in my function like this : " SD_API_STATUS My_function (para,.....) { SD_API_STATUS RequestStatus; ...... ...... if (!SD_API_SUCCESS(RequestStatus)){ return RequestStatus; } } " When I build my driver, system report : error C2220: warning treated as error - no 'object' file generated : [01:0000000036:WARNN ] d:\wince500\public\common\oak\drivers\sds\xxxx.cpp( warning C4715: 'My_function': not all control paths return a value I also found that if I comment the SD_API_SUCCESS function and let My_function return RequestStatus directly, like this : " SD_API_STATUS My_function (para,.....) { SD_API_STATUS RequestStatus; ...... ...... return RequestStatus; } " then, it can be build successfully. Do you know what's the matter in My_function ? Thanks for your help. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84861
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    - Why are SYSGEN vars not set? Hello experts I'm using PB5.0 and wonder whether this is a bug or desired behaviour: If I create a new custom platform based on my BSP and add some standard components e.g. "Standard Shell" to the platform, the PB IDE automatically adds e.g. "Minimal GDI Configuration" to my platform. I think this is a very useful feature. But if I call "Open Release Directory" and do a set command, I see that SYSGEN_MINGDI isn't set. Is this ok? SYSGEN_MINGDI does only get set, if I add "Minimal GDI Configuration" directly to my platform. Why is there a difference? Is this a bug? -- Michael Reim reim AT helmut-fischer DOT de Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84859
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    - 80X flash memory with winCE well guys can any 1 tell me, whether the flash memory having 80x data transfer rate will work with windows CE. i m using PCM 6892 card. and since years i have been using 45X Flash memory, but when i inserted 80X flash, it shows "invalid system disk". i also checked that, if i load the same flash with linux image, it works fine with the same board. so now can any 1 tell me whether 80X is supported with winCE5.0 ? thanx in advance Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84858
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    - Problems with corrupted hv-files generated from regcomp during makeimg Hello together, we have serious problems with corrupted hv-files generated from regcomp during makeimg. For building our Windows CE 4.2 image we call cepb from a batch file during our automatic build process. For a couple of builds (about 30%) the resulting nk.bin does not boot correctly on the target device (the filesystem does not start up correctly and the device hangs). The difference between a "good" and a "corrupt" image is only within the .hv-file within the flat release directory (boot.hv, default.hv and user.hv). These are generated from regcomp.exe during makeimg from the reginit.ini file. The difference of the binary hv-files is not only in the beginning part of the file (where there seems to be some random information (mostly the environment variables from the build machine), which are used for padding the files) but also in the back of the file, where the essential information seems to be. We have this difference even if we call regcomp.exe in the flat release directory ("regcomp reginit.ini .") as opposed to calling makimg (from the same build command line). Anyone ever had similar problems? Any idea on how to avoid these problems? In the meantime we have changed the registry settings a little bit, so that we have a different reginit.ini as input. The first tries worked, but who knows if the problem appears again. We can provide our reginit.ini and even the whole flat release directory to Microsoft for further investigation. Regards, Thomas Hensler BTW: We use PB 4.2 with the QFEs installed (which once patched regcomp.exe already). Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84857
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    - How to cancel/abort IObex::BindToDevice or BthAuthenticate? We are developing a Bluetooth device with MS Window CE 5.0 Bluetooth stack and are now seing a huge problem. We have found that the IObex::BindToDevice method and the BthAuthenticate seem to be blocking calls until the peer device sends an accept or reject. Yet we have not found anyway to cancel/abort such these calls or configure any timeout values for these. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how? If it is not possible, how is this API suppose to work properly? Thanks, Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84856
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    - Halt phenomenon after OEMInit() in AU1200 I am using AMD Alchemy AU1200(MIPS) processor. After executing OEMInit(), no more debug message, just halted. The debug message as follows. DEBUG MESSAGE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KitlTransport requested active mode. (PRId 04030201) @ 396MHZ Booting Windows CE version 5.00 for (MIPS32) MIPS16 Instructions NOT Supported &pTOC = 8110109c, pTOC = 829f1444, pTOC->ulRamFree = 82a64000, MemForPT = 00000000 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! Configuring: Primary pages: 21909, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 10954 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: Memory Sections: [0] : start: 82a65000, extension: 00006000, length: 05595000 Windows CE KernelInit Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000b1000 Scheduling the first thread. <END> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks in advance. Tag: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand Tag: 84854

Hello,
Does anyone know where can i find the 2048 bytes per page nand driver
for samsung K9F2G08U0AM nand?
the PB5 sample has only for 512 one.
I will be using the PXA270 which doesn't have NAND controller.

If anyone knows, please direct me to the nand driver supporting this
nand with pxa family.

Thanks a lot,
Oren.

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Re: NAND FMD driver for 2048 bytes per page nand by Steve

Steve
Wed May 17 10:03:04 CDT 2006

Microsoft doesn't provide one. You can modify the provided code to support
that or buy it from someone who already has.

--
Steve Maillet
EmbeddedFusion
www.EmbeddedFusion.com
smaillet at EmbeddedFusion dot com

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