Persisting .Net Compact Framework Install

This might not be the correct place to ask this question, so bare with me
and point me in the right direction if that's the case. I have a device
that is headless based upon the PXA255 and a Win CE 4.2 OS. We are
developing our own bootloader, BSP and application. In that BSP we will use
the Intel Persistent Storage Memory (IPSM) installable file system driver.
The application is being developed with the .Net Compact Framework in C#.
The registry can be persisted and there is one folder within the file system
which is persisted. Whenever the unit is powered off you don't lose the
registry but you lose the DLLs of the Compact Framework and when the
application is launched it asks to re-install the Compact Framework. Is
there a way to make a CF application start on power-up and run without user
attention?

Bruce
Wed Aug 25 14:47:57 CDT 2004

Maybe I'm missing something here, why not include the CF in your image?

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Dale
Thu Aug 26 09:18:02 CDT 2004

Thanks for the help Bruce. I discovered that I was not up to date on my
QFEs. It must have been fixed in the first roll-up. I thought my version
of PB was up to date when I purchased it in June but apparently you have to
go back and add all of the QFEs regardless.

Once I did that everything worked fine.

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