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 - PCMCIA Driver Problems on a Mainstone II Eval Board. HELP! Hey guys. I'm pretty sure my problem here isn't exactly CE related, but I really don't have anywhere else to go for help right now. I'm hoping someone here has run into a similar problem and is able to shine some light on my situation. We're working on a Mainstone II eval board from Intel. Our current OS configuration is a very stripped down CE 4.20 platform with minimal GWES, NDIS, PCMCIA, and the default NE2000 compatible ethernet driver. We're to get a Socket LP-E compact flash ethernet card (with PCMCIA adapter) running so we can do some more app development. We've had this exact same card, with the exact same driver, running on our own hardware platform with no problems. Unfortunately, we see some goofy things on the Mainstone II. After booting, we see the card detect, we see PCMCIA run the detect routine for the driver, and we see the correct driver get loaded. When using DHCP, we even see an initial DHCP discovery packet go out from the card. However, we never see the card respond to the DHCP response. It really looks like we're not getting any interrupts from the card. We can remove the card, re-insert it, see the driver reload, etc, but we never get a transmit or receive interrupt. We've been digging down deep into the OAL to verify all of the interrupts are being properly enabled and disabled in the various OEMInterrupt* functions, and everything seems to be conceptually fine. But, we're seeing something strange when the driver tries to enable the interrupts on the board. The Mainstone II board has a big-honkin' FPGA that controls all of the PCMCIA interrupt sources. When we watch the driver try to unmask the interrupts through the FPGA's "Platform Interrupt Mask/Enable Register" it looks like it doesn't work. We see the correct bits getting sent to this register, but then when we read them back, it looks like they don't change. First, has anyone else actually used the PCMCIA driver for an NE2000 ethernet card on the Mainstone II board? (We're working with a modified PPC2003 BSP, build 016.) If so, have you seen any problems like this? We're starting to question the programming of the FPGA, and we're trying to get the code for it from Intel, but that always takes forever. Any help would be greatly appreciated guys. This one has us stumped. (When our hardware guy starts suggesting things like physically replacing the FPGA, I get worried.) ;) Thanks in advance guys. Mark Murawski Vocollect, Inc. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44458
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 - CE QFE automatic Check utility questions With each of the quarterly releases of QFEs, there is a ceqfechk.exe utility installed in the windows/system32/ceqfecheck directory (this location on a WinXP box). I had hoped that this would be an easy way to verify that I had all the current QFEs, but have found that even after installing all the QFEs which I can find through the Microsoft search engine, it still shows a number of "invalid" files. Since there is no documentation sent with this tool, can someone explain what we should expect to see in this tool (should we be able to get to a point where there are no "invalid" files)? I continue to wish that there was a simpler way of knowing what updates are available, a simpler way of being informed when new updates are available, and a simpler way of getting them from Microsoft to my machine. It would seem that using the "Welcome to Platform Builder" web-page (which always appears when starting Platform Builder) would be the ideal location to place this kind of information. I think this would be of great use to the developer community, with not a lot of cost to Vocollect. A link to this platform builder newsgroup would probably be useful too. Arthur McNair Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44456
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 - Windows CE parallel port access Hi, I have built a CE image using platform builder for PC and downloaded it to the PC. I have connected the PC to a HP Deskjet 640 for the purpose of testing the printers ports(parallel and USB). I tried to print from wordpad. The ports where listed (serial, parallel, IRDA but not USB). But printing didn't happen. Similarly I tried to open the device using CreateFile() with LPT1: as parameter. It also fails. (It works for serial port COM1). What may be the reason? Regards, Janardhanan.R. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44450
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 - timeviewer sample. hI ALL, I m looking for the timeviewer sample. MSDN tell us: " A simple distributed tool can download its device-side part to a target device using packages. For more information, see the TimeViewer sample in Sdk\Wce420 \Samples\Timeviewer in the top-level Platman directory for Platform Manager. " but I don't find it though I installed all options on my Local Hard drive Thanks. regards. Mireille Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44449
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 - Security/privacy problem in hive registry files Hi, I found that the hive registry files( user.hv,default.hv,boot.hv) contain the copy of environment of my DEVELOPMENT WORKSTATION( all SET zzz=xxx ). One of the env. vars is my logon name, which I don't want to be published on the millions of the devices we are going to sell :) I traced the problem and found that the regcomp utility heavy depends on the workstation env. settings. Comments? Thanks ILia Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44442
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 - TrueFFS RFA support in CE 4.1 What does the trueffs driver in CE 4.1 support ? My understanding is that Microsoft licensed this from m- systems, and it is supposed to support Resident Flash Array for some flash devices, but some previous posts seem to indicate that it is still legal only for m-system DOC devices. I understand that is true if I get trueffs from m- system (its part of the user agreement), but I can't find that stated for the Microsoft version. Secondly, the CE 4.1 documentation gives a list of the MTDs and registration routines that support the different devices. When I look in \public\common\oak\drivers\block\trueffs\flcustom.c there are more flxxx routines listed. I'm specifically interested in the flRegisterAMDMTD(). Does this support some AMD chips that would have the Common Flash Interface ? I'm wondering if there is just a documentation issue and a few more chips are supported. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44436
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 - CEPC booting problem : URGENT I am using a CEPC configuration to test my stream interface driver. Till yesterday it worked smooth. But now , when i download the os image using ethernet, after download completed , it hangs . Following is my platform builder debug window.... Can any one help me find out the solution ??? It is urgent. The platfomr builder log is, Downloading '....CEPC\Project\RelDir\X86_Debug\nk.bin' to 'CEPC568' (..IP.) ... Done! Jumping to image on CEPC568 ... Connecting to CEPC568 using Ethernet... 0 PID:00000000*TID:00000000* CEPC Firmware Init 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Determining if CPUID is a supported instruction. If system faults, 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 then CPUID is not a supported instruction and the OEMFlushCache() 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 function will need to be rewritten for this platform 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 CPUID instruction is supported! 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 0x0: RTC - Status Reg B - 0x02 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 0x0: OEM Extra DRAM Detected @ base = xA1000000, size=16 MB 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Firmware Init Done. 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Booting Windows CE version 3.00 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Configuring: Primary pages: 3370, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 1685 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 First : 812d5000 start, 00001000 extension, 00d2a000 length 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Second: 00000000 start, 00000000 extension, 00000000 length 0 PID:00000000 TID:00000000 Windows CE KernelInit 1 PID:812b0720*TID:81fff028* Scheduling the first thread. 2 PID:812b0720 TID:81fff028 0x81fff028: KernelInit2: pCurThread=81fff028 hCurThread=01fff1be hCurProc=01fff002 3 PID:812b0720 TID:81fff028 Entering KdInit Registered with EDBG, device: CEPC568, eshell server: (null) Host and target systems resynchronizing... ?Received reset packet, synch OK. Debugger connection established. Kernel Version 1169 Checked loaded at 0x80200000, data relocated at 0x80200000 Loaded symbols for ....\RELDIR\X86_DEBUG\NK.EXE' 1436 PID:812b0720 TID:81fff028 KdInit Done Loaded symbols for '...\RELDIR\X86_DEBUG\COREDLL.DLL' 1438 PID:812b0720 TID:81fff028 0x81fff028: Did not find emulation code for x86... using floating point hardware. ... Then it halts.... Expecting your replys Thanks in advance Gomas Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44435
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 - Customize cplmain: GetSystemPowerStatusEx undeclared identifier Dear experts In order to modify the Keyboard control panel I copied the folder \WINCE420\PUBLIC\WCESHELLFE\OAK\CTLPNL\CPLMAIN to my own platform. Trying to build the sources leads to the following compiler error: power.cpp(1239) : error C2065: 'GetSystemPowerStatusEx' : undeclared identifier I found that the prototype of this function is sysgened out of winbase.h, because I didn't include the Battery Driver. Is there a way to do something like IF COREDLL_BATTERY in the sources file, to compile the power.cpp only if the Battery Driver is included? TIA -- Michael Reim reim AT helmut-fischer DOT de Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44432
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 - Downloading a compressed image by eboot Hi , One of the OEMLaunch function parameters is pRomHdr ( Pointer to the ROM header structure) , Is it possible to download a compressed nk.bin - compressed in the host machine , for example nk.z - by the Platform Builder and an Eboot that expose OEMLaunch , and still get the pRomHdr valid ? Or Eboot only knows to download .bin files ? Thanks in advance -- Maen Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44431
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 - BltComplete function being called continuously Hi All I am developing a display driver. And i was working on BltComplete function. I tried to run an emulator image and it was working fine. But once i open mycomputer or internet explorer screen's my Bltcomplete function is being called with teh same destination rectange coordinates continuously though every drawing is completed. May be my BltComplete funtions is not returning properly. All i did was that i inserted a DEBUGMSG in the BltComplete function to find out the coordinates of teh rectangle that were being drawn at every stage. I am not using any hardware specific functionality in BltPrepare and BltComplete functions. If the window size is equal to the screen size, then i get this problem, but if the window size is less than the screen size BltComplete stops after completing the drawing for the window. Please help. Thanks Ira Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44430
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 - Query on adding driver to a platform Hi all, I need to add a device driver to a platform created...I did the following steps. 1) Added the driver to the respective BSP through the BSP wizard 2) edited the platform.reg and added the respective entries 3) edited the platform.bib and added the name of the dll as required... when I build the platform, the driver.dll file is getting created, which is displayed on the output of the IDE... But when i download the OS image and check for the driver whether loaded or not using the CE Target control, I typed the command : gi mod This doesn't list my driver and so I take it as it's not included in the nK.bin... What would have gone wrong... Can anybody throw somelight on this topic... Thanks, Shiva P Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44429
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 - DEBUGCHK while entering a critical section I'm getting a DEBUGCHK firing at line 4861 of private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\schedule.c. This is inside function SC_TakeCritSec and the line concerned reads: DEBUGCHK(!pCurThread->lpProxy) I am using PB 4.2. Any ideas on what could be causing this ? The DEBUGCHK appears on the serial output so I can't resume execution. If I run the system in release mode it seems to be OK, i.e no crashes or instabilities although I have not run a full test suite on it. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44428
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 - Flash player problem I have built a WinCE.net 4.2 image for an x86, Internet Appliance platform, using Platoform builder. I am trying to install Macromedia Flash player in IE but it fails. Any clues how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance Rahul Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44424
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 - Disabling COM1 debug output I am trying to disable debug output on COM1. I searched on the groups for this and I found some answers. However, applying them doesn't seem to work. What I tried to do was to (based on the few posts I found on the subject) modify public\common\oak\csp\i486\oal\debug.c by setting ucComPort to 0 right before the switch statement so that it becomes: pBootArgs->ucComPort = 0; switch ( pBootArgs->ucComPort ) { case 1: IoPortBase = (PUCHAR)COM1_BASE; break; [...] default: IoPortBase = 0; break; } To build, I did the following: 1. Menu Build -> Open Build Release Directory (now in the prompt) 2. set wincerel=1 3. cd public\common\oak\csp\i486\oal\ 4. build -cf 5. sysgen -p common Finally, I ran a build image from the IDE. The changes did not seem to have any effect. Have I missed anything? Thank you. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44422
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 - Bluetooth problem... Hi, I'm working on WinCE 4.2 bluetooth. From PB docs I understand that the bluetooth stack (btd.dll) is available. I wrote a HCI transport layer driver to link the stack and bluetooth module. I can able to establish the link by sending SYNC and CONF packets but the connection is lost when stack tries to send HCI command / event packets. I could not find out which layer is making problem as I could not compile and build the whole stack. Any help to rectify the problem is greatly appreciated. Regards Anand Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44411
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 - Custom Startup Server Hi All, Can anyone point me to where I can find documentation and sample code for writing a Custom Startup Server for Platform Manager. I have found IServer, IServerConnection, IServerConnectionEx, IServerConnectionEx2 and IServerConnectionEx3. but there is nothing anywhere that talks about how they should be implemented. The only place I found anything was http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcepb40/html/pbconCreatingCustomStartupServer.asp I would appreciate any help anyone can provide. Thanks Arash B. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44404
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 - Emulator Hey I am new in Win CE, and my CE 4.20 doesn't understand me! In the tools menu I can contact and with succes test the emulator, but suddenly the debug/WCE-connect doesn't work. I have no network, but I have put in two NIC's and gave them dedicated IP-addresses, and this actually ran for a while. But not any more! "Cannot find default device" and then something about trying "configure platform manager" but this runs with the "test" Any suggestions??? Best Allan Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44402
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 - Accessing activex control from a web page Hello all, I'm trying to access an activex control from a web-page in winCE 4.2 on CEPC. This code currently works on windows 2000. And I don't know what im' doing wrong. I made an MFC activex control through the wizard in evc4. I added two methods. SetNumber and GetNumber. This is the html code I'm using to try and access the activex object: <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>MFC WinCE ActiveX Ctrl Test</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <OBJECT ID=Simplex CLASSID="CLSID:56DE9F36-AB7B-411A-8289- D3FE4A7CCE40" width=352 height=240></OBJECT> <FORM NAME="Controls"> <INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="SetNumber" onClick="doSetNumber ()"> <INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="GetNumber" onClick="doGetNumber ()"> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="Number" VALUE="7" SIZE="20"> </FORM> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function doSetNumber() { alert("Number ==" + document.Controls.Number.value); document.Simplex.SetNumber (document.Controls.Number.value); } function doGetNumber() { rv = document.Simplex.GetNumber(); alert("GetNumber() returned" + rv); } </SCRIPT> </BODY> </HTML> The activex control comes up in IE fine. I see the elipse in the box. I just can't access any methods. This is the message I always see: 8541458 PID:c3ef422a TID:a3c8f002 0x83cb8d30: Script Error -- URL:http://bolt/simplex2.htm LINE:38 CHAR:3 Error:Object doesn't support this property or method I've tried referencing the object like this "Simplex.GetNumber()" without the "document.". I tried putting the object in the form. I'm regestering the activex control at runtime, through DllRegisterServer(). Any help please? Thanks, frank Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44393
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 - IRQ Woes, Please Help! Hello, Not sure if this is the proper forum, or not, but... We are working on bringing up a new set-top device, based heavily on legacy-free pc hardware. So far, we have had much success, basing our BSP heavily on CEPC. The kernel is coming up, a very simple display driver is in place, and we are able to launch userland processes. However, we have hit a major roadblock that is beginning to cause us much grief. Our device has a bit of a nonstandard PCI bus, so instead of using the PCI enumerator we decided to 'hardcode' the device settings in the registry, as there is really only one device we are concerned with, an OHCI usb controller. This usb controller is on IRQ 1 and at a membase of 0xFED00000 So, we've set the relevant registry settings as: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\OHCI] "Prefix"="HCD" "Dll"="ohci2.dll" "Order"=dword:2 "Class"=dword:0c "SubClass"=dword:03 "ProgIF"=dword:10 "IsrDll"="giisr.dll" "IsrHandler"="ISRHandler" "MemBase"=dword:fed00000 "MemLen"=dword:1000 "Irq"=dword:1 "SysIntr"=dword:11 "BusNumber"=dword:0 "DeviceNumber"=dword:2 "FunctionNumber"=dword:0 (Perhaps overkill, but...) Now, when we boot, the driver loads alright, but the following appears: 0x839f58a8: CHub(Root tier 0)::HubStatusChangeThread - device attached on port 1 0x839f58a8: +CHub(Root tier 0)::AttachDevice - port = 1, fIsLowSpeed = 0 0x839f58a8: CHub(Root tier 0)::AttachDevice - status = DEVICE_CONFIG_STATUS_OPENING_ENDPOINT0_PIPE, failures = 0 0x839f58a8: CHub(Root tier 0)::AttachDevice - status = DEVICE_CONFIG_STATUS_USING_ADDRESS0, failures = 0 0x839f58a8: CHub(Root tier 0)::AttachDevice - status = DEVICE_CONFIG_STATUS_RESET_AND_ENABLE_PORT, failures = 0 0x839f58a8: USB HCD: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:\mckendric\public\common\oak\drivers\usb\hcd\ohcd2\.\chw.cpp at line 994 0x839f58a8: DEBUG_BREAK @0258e866 Ignored. 0x839f58a8: CHub(Root tier 0)::AttachDevice - status = DEVICE_CONFIG_STATUS_SCHEDULING_SET_ADDRESS, failures = 0 We've investigated, some, and it appears that what is happening is that the driver is attempting to send a "reset" to the first port. When the port receives this reset, it is supposed to reset (obviously) and generate some interrupt (in some OHCI references we've seen this interrupt referred to as "DEVICE_ATTACHED") which should, I'm assuming, call back into the driver, clearing some PRSC flag. The code relevant to where the DEBUGCHK is failing is: DEBUGCHK ( m_portBase->HcRhPortStatus[port-1].PRSC == 1 ); RootHubFeature(port, USB_REQUEST_CLEAR_FEATURE, USB_HUB_FEATURE_C_PORT_RESET); DEBUGCHK ( m_portBase->HcRhPortStatus[port-1].PRSC == 0 ); It is the second DEBUGCHK that is failing. From here, we're stuck. We're not sure where to go next, with this problem. Any help, or a nudge in the right direction, would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you in advance, --Nathan Cain Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44391
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 - Multiprocessor Hi I have recently built a multiprocessor system. I am using wince 4.20 and a typical build on my machine takes 23 minutes (that is with deptrees enabled), If I then insert a second processor windows XP detects this and I then build with the environment variable BUILD_MULTIPROCESSOR = 1, this sets bldMP=2 BUILDING with __bldMP=-M 2 The build time is reduced from 23 minutes to 20 minutes. I don't perform full builds often but would have expected a much improved build time. Any thoughts Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44373
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 - BUG: 16550 Software FIFO ISR In the software FIFO ISR DLL the function Isr16550() has the following line: pBlockVirt->dwEventIndex=pBlockVirt->dwEventCount=0; This is a problem as it resets the event count for every interrupt. Thus, if a new interrupt (say a data receive interrupt) occurs before the IST has had the chance to process the previous events in the event array they will ALL be lost! This will cause problems for handshaking control and can totally hose a communications protocol. By virtue of the size of the buffers this is not _likely_ to be an issue (but still a possibility) on the receive side. If transmitting to a device with a 16 byte FIFO it's a major problem if the handshaking signal changes are lost as the software TX FIFO will quickly overrun the receiving device's small FIFO. -- Steve Maillet (eMVP) Entelechy Consulting smaillet_AT_EntelechyConsulting_DOT_com Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44371
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 - Help on evc app debugging thru ActiveSync problems Hi, I'm using CE4.2, I have created and install a custom SDK for my device. I am using activesync as both the transport and startup server. I have included in my nk.bin image with base engine and ActiveSync module. I have uncheck all the build option in PB. I can use remote tools(remote registry editor,...) Now,here's the problem, the evc app have the same problem in both release and debug build. nk.bin is release build. in evc, when I press "build", after the startup server started, it shows a warning: "The targeted platform XXX does not match the connected platform. Continue?" Why does this happen? what's does it check whether it matches or not(some guid)? When I do continue, the evc app downloads fine. After that, I set a breakpoint and press "go" and I would get this "Debugger swap error" "eVC cannot locate a debugger able to debug the attached device. The debugger session cannot begin." do I need a kernal debugger option build?(I'll try again with this option) Are my settings suppose to work like this? I remember in 4.0 and 4.1 using in my previous job, I can use TCP/IP transport with manual server and the nk.bin build options all uncheck. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44369
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 - restart PCMCIA wireless driver Hi all, I have a Linksys wireless PCMCIA card (WPC11) which can not reconnect to wireless network if it lost the network once, i have to reboot my ipaq. I tryied to use DeactivateDevice to unload the driver (it works fine) and ActivateDevice which does not work. I tryied to use deviceiocontrol as said in the KB Q304296 but it said that i can not do a IOCTL_NDIS_REGISTER_ADAPTER on PCMCIA card. How can i restart my driver ? does anyone successfully did this ? Thank you very much. Thierry. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44365
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 - Take a look at these corrective pack from MS Corp. --lqmbmxrs Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="ltjdkoromleg"; type="multipart/alternative" --ltjdkoromleg Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="lrvrlzkgtfth" --lrvrlzkgtfth Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Microsoft Consumer this is the latest version of security update, the "November 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which eliminates all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to maintain the security of your computer. This update includes the functionality = of all previously released patches. 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System requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/NT/XP This update applies to: - MS Internet Explorer, version 4.01 and later - MS Outlook, version 8.00 and later - MS Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later Recommendation: Customers should install the patch = at the earliest opportunity. How to install: Run attached file. Choose Yes on displayed dialog box. How to use: You don't need to do anything after installing this item. Microsoft Product Support Services and Knowledge Base articles = can be found on the Microsoft Technical Support web site. http://support.microsoft.com/ For security-related information about Microsoft products, please = visit the Microsoft Security Advisor web site http://www.microsoft.com/security/ Thank you for using Microsoft products. Please do not reply to this message. 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Install now to continue keeping your computer secure from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which could allow an attacker to run code on your system. This update includes the functionality = of all previously released patches. </TD></TR> </TABLE> <TABLE BORDER=3D"1" CELLSPACING=3D"1" CELLPADDING=3D"3" WIDTH=3D"600"> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:auagscs" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> System requirements </TD> <TD NOWRAP>Windows 95/98/Me/2000/NT/XP</TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:auagscs" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> This update applies to </TD><TD NOWRAP> MS Internet Explorer, version 4.01 and later MS Outlook, version 8.00 and later MS Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later </TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:auagscs" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> Recommendation</TD> <TD NOWRAP>Customers should install the patch = at the earliest opportunity.</TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:auagscs" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> How to install</TD> <TD NOWRAP>Run attached file. = Choose Yes on displayed dialog box.</TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:auagscs" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> How to use</TD> <TD NOWRAP>You don't need to do = anything after installing this item.</TD> </TR> </TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH=3D"600"><TR><TD> Microsoft Product Support Services and Knowledge Base articles can be found on the <A HREF=3D"http://support.microsoft.com/" = TARGET=3D"_top">Microsoft Technical Support</A> web site. = For security-related information about Microsoft products, please = visit the <A HREF=3D"http://www.microsoft.com/security" TARGET=3D"_top"> Microsoft Security Advisor</A> web site, = or <A HREF=3D"http://www.microsoft.com/contactus/contactus.asp" = TARGET=3D"_top">Contact Us.</A> Thank you for using Microsoft products. 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 - Interface s1d13806 LCD driver to wince4.1 Hi I am trying to put the epson LCD driver (s1d13806) to Samsung S3C2410 procssor on wince pb4.1. I have removed the samsung LCD driver and inserted the epson driver into my platform. when I build the platform, epson source files are not built. Could anyone help me out. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44355
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 - xscale doubt We have here with us a pxa255 processor board from hybus. It has 2 intel strata 16 MB flash, (so total 32 MB) one 64 MB SDRAM. It has a cs8900 ethernet adapter. We are using windows ce platform builder 4.0. I read that it support xscale architecture. We are having a problem, and do not know how to modify things to get the image loaded on to the board. We build a image by chossing XSC1BD architecture, and a PDA kernel. We did not modify boot.bib or config.bib, since we are not aware what we need to put in these files. We saw the fwxsc1.s file (startup file). we are using the jflash utility to flash eboot.bin into the flash memory. i was not able to understand, when i restart the board, nothing is happening, i am not even getting any stirngs on my hyperterminal, i doubt it is even going into the startup code. What are the things i need to modify to get the strings in the startup code to appear on the hyperterminal. thanks and regards prasanna Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44354
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 - .BIN file format Hi everyone, Could someone please clarify the "Image Length" field? The description says that it is the "Physical length, in bytes, of the image." Does this mean the total number of bytes in the image or the total number of bytes that the image spans? Either way, it doesn't seem to make much sense. I have an eboot.bin file that has an image length field of 45992 bytes, but the size of the file itself is only 41k approximately. Can anyone explain how this field is calculated? Regards, Glenn. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44345
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 - Bluetooth device name. Hi All, When another device (desktop) detects my bluetooth enabled WinCE 4.2 device, it uses the device name field in the System -> Device Name control panel tab as the CE devices' name. However, if I change that name in the control panel of my CE device and try to rediscover it on my desktop, the old name is used. The new name is only used after a suspend/resume or a reboot. Is there anyway for the bluetooth stack to pick-up the new device name. Cheers Danny Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44336
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 - Taskman shell sample in CE.NET4.2 Hi All, In CE.NET4.2 the Taskman Sample Shell is no longer selectable from the Catalog, however, the support is still there. My question is how to include the Taskman Sample Shell (and exclude Standard Shell) in my 4.2 build. Your help is greatly appreciated! Jin Cooper Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44335
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 - How does TAPI (unimodem) know a device is attached or removed? When a modem is attached or removed, how does TAPI (unimodem) get notified? I am asking this because of a related problem. When I find a bluetooth modem and I activate it in the "Bluetooth Device Properties" control panel I can set up a dial up connection to it in the "Network and Dialup Connections" control panel. However, when I delete that device in the Bluetooth control panel I can still create a new dialup connection to it. RasEnumDevices() still returns this device. I think that this maybe done on purpose. Looking at the unimodem code I see that when it gets notified of a device being removed it actually marks the device as disconnected, out of service, and removed but does not delete it from it's list of devices. Is this why this device is still returned when I call RasEnumDevices()? Is this the expected behaviour? If yes, why? I would expect that if I delete the bluetooth device, the RAS device would be deleted as well. Cheers Danny Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44331
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 - Confirmed ARMV4 Compiler Bug in PB4.2 Microsoft has confirmed that they have a 7-byte-structure-passed-by-value compiler bug in the ARMV4 compiler used with PB4.2. This happens in both debug and release code, so it is not an optimization issue. Since I am the only one to have reported this bug, and because it is known to not be a problem in the version of the the compiler that will be shipped sometime in the future with the next version of CE, they have chosen not to put any effort into fixing it for the current version. The issue can be reproduced very easily. The following C code snippet will reproduce the issue by calling test1: struct test_struct { char byte1; char byte2; char byte3; char byte4; char byte5; char byte6; char byte7; }; void testsub1 (struct test_struct var1Copy) { // Assert (var1Copy.byte7 == 7); char ch; // Set breakpoint on following line and look at var1Copy // Bytes 5, 6, and 7 are duplicates of bytes 1, 2, and 3 ch = var1Copy.byte7; } void test1(void) { struct test_struct var1 = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7}; // If a breakpoint is set here, and the assembly code // is stepped through, you will see that the first // dword is used twice, and the second dword is never // used. testsub1(var1); } I remain surprised that any known compiler bug would be considered non-important (didn't Intel make that mistake with an "infrequently" used opcode error in a Pentium chip?). It was also mentioned (but not verified) that this same ARM compiler is likely used with the eVC++ 4.X tools as well. The only way to verify that this is not an issue in your code is to search out all the structures and verify that either they are never 7 bytes long, or that they are never passed into a function by value. I would much rather see a QFE to fix this, but I am unfortunately resigned to search through our code and make sure no structures are ever passed by value. If others are bothered by this too, please speak up. Arthur McNair Pittsburgh, PA Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44330
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 - Steps needed to enable screen rotation Hello all, In all of my past efforts with screen rotation, I've been blessed with a LCD controller that supports hardware rotation of the frame buffer. Unfortunately now that I have a system that lacks this convenient feature, I have a customer that wants to rotate their screen. So my question to the group is this: what are the steps I need to take to support screen rotation within my standard GPE-based display driver. Specifically I'm looking for registry entries, libraries I need to link to, GPE calls that might need to be overridden, etc. Thanks for any suggestions. --kermit -- It wasn't easy being Greazy ....but it was interesting. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44321
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 - Audio Architecture Details Hello All, We have a dual processor system with a custom dsp and a ARM9 processor. Arm9 is the master of the chip and we have certain protocols to communicate with the dsp and execute tasks(especially audio decoding) on it. Windows CE will be the OS which will be running on the Arm. The following figure shows the data flow for the audio data. ED ------- DD ------ -------------- ---| DSP |---->| DMA |--->| Audio Device | ------- ------ -------------- ED = Encoded Data, DD = Decoded Data Now we are trying to design a suitable multimedia architechture for the above described system.What i found from the CE documentation for Audio, i can use i) UAM and ACM for playing MP3 etc ii) To use the DirecShow architecture for Audio i.e to have filters that provide inteface to the DSP decoder. I am trying to evaluate the best suited approach for my system. But i am facing the following problems. Data decoded from the DSP can be directly transfred to the audio device using DMA. If i use any of the above approaches, i need to write ACM wrappers to interface with the DSP. This wrapper will receieve buffers of compressed audio, will shuttle the data over to the DSP, and the DSP uploads the results as per the current architecture and it cannot use DMA to directly transfer data to the audio device, as client of this wrapper would be waiting for the decoded data. a) I don't want to upload this decoded data rather play it directly using DMA. Is this possible with any of the above approaches? b) What are merits/demerits of the above approaches? c) Is there any other alternative to suit to my needs? Thanks in advance, A. Thirupathi Reddy Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44319
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 - Multimedia Architecture Details Hello All, I am new to Windows CE Multimedia. I have few doubts. 1) In which process slot (Nk.exe, Device.exe or etc.) do Wave API Manager, ACM and Video/Image Compression Manager reside? 2) Is there any good documentation for Wave API Manager, ACM and VCM apart from PB? i.e about the flow of data among these modules. 3) Is the source code available for these modules? 4) What is the difference between a AudioCodec and Waveform Audio I/O Device? Hope to get an answer, Chom Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44316
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 - HWUART vs Irda Hi, I want to use HWUART and Irda at the same time in my Xscale platform. But if HWUART is enabled, I can't use Irda. I test the Irda with ActiveSync 3.5. If HWUART is disabled, I can use Irda with ActiveSync. In my understanding, there should be no conflict between HWUART and Irda. Can somebody help me ? Irnita Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44314
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 - Geode/MediaGX audio driver BIG problems Hi! For 1 week i'm trying to install audio drivers for PCM- 5822 Biscuit PC without any succes. Drivers are loaded, NO errors comming, i debuged all driver loading process - all control points are fine. I used Geode/MediaGX Audio (Unified) or Geode/MediaGX Waveform Audio Device drivers. But no sound! On the same platform under Win98 audio works FINE!!! All drivers are native, produced specially for geode platform - why it is SO BIG problem to use them? WHERE IS AUDIO MIXER? Maybe i have all volumes muted, but there are no ways to check it! Maybe I can post this question in other place? PCM-5822 is so popular platform... PLEASE HELP! Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44313
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 - Can a CE 4.x device be a USB Host and a USB Mass Storage Controller? Hello, I know there has been some discussion in the past about making a CE device appear as a mass-storage device on a USB network. I am curious if this capability is possible and will run side-by-side with the existing USB Host contoller that is available with CE 4.x today. Cheers, Ken Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44310
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 - FWD: Try security patch from MS Corporation --gxylhajclohi Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="xvhctxrv"; type="multipart/alternative" --xvhctxrv Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="wsytadidjk" --wsytadidjk Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable MS Customer this is the latest version of security update, the "November 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which fixes all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to help protect your computer from these vulnerabilities. This update includes the functionality = of all previously released patches. System requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/NT/XP This update applies to: - MS Internet Explorer, version 4.01 and later - MS Outlook, version 8.00 and later - MS Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later Recommendation: Customers should install the patch = at the earliest opportunity. 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 - RESEND: Tutorial or tool for parsing output from UsrExceptDmp.exe Is there a tool that can parse the output from UsrExceptDmp, or at least a tutorial on how to match the addresses against the faulting callstack using the map or pdb files? Thanks in advance. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44307
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 - RESEND: x86 Emulator - KITL using serial loopback cable Hello, I have an x86 emulator platform (copied from the %_winceroot%\platform\Emulator directory). I would like to run KITL over serial instead of the DMA transport. (Might sound stupid, but my purpose is to get an understanding how it works before I port it to my custom ARM-based platform) I changed halkitl.c so it always calls InitSerial and OEMInitSerial in halserkitl.c so it always opens COM2 (KitlIoPortBase = (PUCHAR)COM2_BASE;). If I open a terminal window I can see that the emulator does output the bytes stored in "packetHeaderStamp" when it starts. But I don't manage to get platform builder to connect to the emulator. I think I've setup everything correctly. For Download I have the Emulator, and set "Serial Port 2" to "COM2". For "Kernel Transport" I have Serial, with port COM1, and a loopback cable between COM1 and COM2. Using two terminal windows, I can see that the cable works correctly. I noticed that the CEPC platform has a quite different halkitl.c and halserkitl.c, why is that? What should I use? Any ideas of how to troubleshoot this are welcome. (What I really would like to do KITL debugging over an USB controller, but I'm not really sure how to do this, so I thought this was one way of learning. I think what I should do is to write a PDD similar to PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\RNDISFN\NET2890 but for the USB controller I use. Are there other samples how this can be done??) Thanks in advance. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44306
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 - Deleting Hive-based registry Hi NG, i actually have implemented the hive based registry on an IDE Harddrive. So far everthing works fine, but how can i tell CE to delete the registry and make a clean boot?? I found in the help files something about IOCTL_HAL_GET_HIVE_CLEAN_FLAG, but i don't know who and where this flag will be asked. For me it sounds like the atapi driver will be asked that. Is that rigth?? And if yes, how can i tell the atapi driver to answer false to the filesys.exe? So is there any simple function like RegFlushKey(), which deletes the file on my persistent storage device?? Best regards, Oliver Münchow -- --------------------------------------- Gesytec GmbH eMail: 52076 Aachen omuenchowATgesytecDOTde http://www.gesytec.de Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44305
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 - Remote Desktop Display hello, after some hard work and good advices from this group I got the Remote Desktop Display working between my Windows XP Professional laptop and Windows CE.NET 4.2 embedded PC. However, this does not quite serve our purposes. The cerdisp.exe application requires manual start in my Win CE.NET device. It also requires the IP address of my laptop, and one must write this also in the Win CE.NET device. Additionally, it requires the cerhost.exe application to already run in the laptop, otherwise there is a connection error. Our purpose is to place our Win CE.NET device outside (for testing), where there is no possibility to have either a monitor or a keyboard attached to the PC. That's why we would need this Remote Desktop Display to work ANYTIME, no matter what the condition of the Win CE.NET PC is. That is, it should work also directly after cold/warm boot; in other words, it should run the cerdisp.exe application in some kind of a "wait state", until the cerhost.exe application is run in the laptop. Is this possible, and if so, how? All information/docs/links/etc. are warmly appreciated! Oh, and we need the remote connection from two laptops, so two IP-addresses should be monitored. Thank you in advance for any hints! Mike Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44304
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 - power button driver confusion on lubbock, CE4.2 our board is based on lubbock, without the FPGA of course. the orginal power button driver is checking S17 and S18 switch, S17 is for sleep-resume loop test. S18 is to switch the button betweem poweroff and soft reset function. I removed reference to S17 and S18, now the device sleep. but it wake up by itself in a few seconds. I wonder ... what triggered a power on event? timer? I don't see anything in intxsc1.c, and can't find the source of the timer interrupt handler. what's the name of the function of resumming the device? so that I can search for it.... thanks in advance Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44299
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 - about keyboard driver problem Hi, thank your help. I read the MSDN and once tried a test program about PostKeybdMessage(), but system give me error information about error in device.exe and the thread failed. So I do not know whether I can use this function in keyboard driver routine. Or, maybe I mistake the method of the function. My test function is shown as follows, I hope you can tell me the error in it and give me the right way with some example. //------------------------------------------------- void testkeypad(void) { UINT* ptmpShiftState=NULL; UINT* ptmpCharacter=NULL; unsigned int testid; for ( testid = 0x1; testid < 0xfe; testid++ ) { *ptmpShiftState=KeyStateDownFlag; *ptmpCharacter= testid; if (PostKeybdMessage(NULL,0,KeyStateDownFlag,1,ptmpShiftState,ptmpCharacter)) { RETAILMSG(1,(TEXT("post keypad message ok\r\n"))); }else{ RETAILMSG(1,(TEXT("post keypad message error\r\n"))); } } } //---------------------------------------------- And, I have another question: My keyboard is a 5x5 mini matrix keyboard. and the platform has no other keyboards. I do not use the PS2 keyboard driver program example in PB 4.2. I create a new driver, where I did not set anything about input language. I think maybe I need add the locale language information or other things in my driver, which can help translate the virtual codes into characters. At last, I find I can use keybd_event() to send the numbers to the screen when I try an application by EVC on emulate mode, but fail when I download the application into the equipment. I guess maybe one of the reasons for the problem is no input language setting in my keyboard driver. I am sorry to ask you many questions, which maybe waste your time, but I still hope to receive your answer. Thank you again, Best Regards, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <ptobey_no_spam@instrument_no_spam.com> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 12:22 AM Subject: Re: about keyboard driver problem > Yep, that's just the way keybd_event() works. If you want to send > alphanumeric characters, use PostKeybdMessage(), instead of keybd_event(). > > Paul T. > > "qiming" <91ming@163.com> wrote in message > news:%23MCms3QpDHA.2536@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > > Hi, > > I am designing a keyboard driver by Platform Builder4.2 on Windows CE. I > > have finished the interrupt function and can translate the Scan code to > > Virtual Code. > > But I meet a problem as follows: > > > > When I use keybd_event() to send the virtual code to system, for example: > > > > keybd_event(VkeyValue,0,0,0); > > keybd_event(VkeyValue,0,KEYEVENTF_KEYUP,0); > > > > When I let VkeyValue = VK_RETURN£¬VK_CAPITAL and other special keys, the > > system can receive them, and display normally on the screen. > > But when I let VkeyValue = characters (from 'A' to 'Z' or from '0' to > '9'), > > the system has no response on screen. > > > > So I want to know why I can not use keybd_event() to send the characters > > (including letters and numbers) to the system, and I hope to know the > right > > way to send virtual codes from the keyboard to system. > > I wish somebody who knows could tell me the appropriate function and > method, > > even some examples if it is convenient to you. > > > > Thank you very much firstly, > > > > Best Regards, > > > > > > "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <ptobey_no_spam@instrument_no_spam.com> Ð´ÈëÓÊ¼þ news:ehXuUtUpDHA.488@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Yep, that's just the way keybd_event() works. If you want to send > alphanumeric characters, use PostKeybdMessage(), instead of keybd_event(). > > Paul T. > > "qiming" <91ming@163.com> wrote in message > news:%23MCms3QpDHA.2536@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > > Hi, > > I am designing a keyboard driver by Platform Builder4.2 on Windows CE. I > > have finished the interrupt function and can translate the Scan code to > > Virtual Code. > > But I meet a problem as follows: > > > > When I use keybd_event() to send the virtual code to system, for example: > > > > keybd_event(VkeyValue,0,0,0); > > keybd_event(VkeyValue,0,KEYEVENTF_KEYUP,0); > > > > When I let VkeyValue = VK_RETURN£¬VK_CAPITAL and other special keys, the > > system can receive them, and display normally on the screen. > > But when I let VkeyValue = characters (from 'A' to 'Z' or from '0' to > '9'), > > the system has no response on screen. > > > > So I want to know why I can not use keybd_event() to send the characters > > (including letters and numbers) to the system, and I hope to know the > right > > way to send virtual codes from the keyboard to system. > > I wish somebody who knows could tell me the appropriate function and > method, > > even some examples if it is convenient to you. > > > > Thank you very much firstly, > > > > Best Regards, > > > > > > Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44296
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 - SDAuthUtilDevice over WLAN doesn't work Hello, I have a custom platform with WLAN(Cisco) and LAN(91C111) ethernet interface. I'm using sdauthutildevice.exe for downloading compact framework to the platform. Over my LAN inteface it works without problems. Over WLAN the downloaded files (i.e. conmanclient.exe) are corrupted. If i copy conmanclient.exe using telnet it works over both connections. Have anybody experienced the same problem ? Many thanks Holger Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44295
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 - CF Type II on XScale board always fail on first load Hi all, I am facing a very strange problem over here. We have a development board based on the Intel XScale development board. On our slot 0, is a compact flash slot and interestingly, when teh unit power up, and I plug in a CF Type II (IBM microdrive 1GB) The RDY signal does not come back. I checked the hardware, there is NO RDY signal as well. Then when I pull out teh CF card amd pug in again, The RDY signal is coming back. This is very confusing. How can it be possible? Does anyone has any ideas what could be the cause? Any good guesses will be appricated! I been trying to find specifications on teh CF card, can't find any. Does anyone know where I cna download teh CF/CF+ specs? I have attached the debug messages *******Beginning System Initialization******* SDCLK[1] = MemClk MemClk = 99.53 MHz Run Mode = 2 * MemClk Turbo Mode = Run Mode Mode: RUN Beginning SDRAM Scrub... SDRAM Scrub Complete ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** OEMInitDebugSerial using UART1 Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader built Nov 7 2003 10:35:32 Copyright (c) 2001 Microsoft Corporation Portions copyright (c) 2001 Intel Corporation Boot Loader, Version 1.00.017 Press [ENTER] to launch image stored in flash or [SPACE] to cancel. dwPhysStart = 0x8008D000 dwPhysLen = 0x00375220 dwLaunchAddr = 0x8008E000 Found pTOC signature. Copying FLASH image into RAM. Verifying RAM. RAM image is good. ROMHDR at Address 804017ECh RomHdr.ulRAMStart=80410000h RomHdr.physfirst=8008D000h. CLEANBOOT Clearing RAM from 80410000h-81C8D000h. Launching image at 8008E000h... ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** OEMInitDebugSerial using UART1 Windows CE Kernel for ARM (Thumb Enabled) Built on May 24 2002 at 21:34:01 ProcessorType=02d0 Revision=6 sp_abt=ffff5000 sp_irq=ffff2800 sp_undef=ffffc800 Sp=ffffc7d0 PDCardInitServices PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardSetSocket: 0 PDCardSetSocket [0]: pState->fInterruptEvents & EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardSetSocket [0]: SL0T0_CDVALID_STATUS = 1 PDCardGetSocket: 1 PDCardSetSocket: 1 PDCardSetSocket [1]: pState->fInterruptEvents & EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardSetSocket [1]: SL0T0_CDVALID_STATUS = 1 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 1 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 1 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 1 ETHERNET READY ADCIO : DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH ADCIO READY PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_READY PDCardGetSocket: 1 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_READY PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_READY PDCardSetAdapter Socket: 0 PDCardSetAdapter Socket: NOT ADP_STATE_POWEROFF PDCardResetSocket: 0 // On this call the RDY siganl neevr comes back, it never continues // WHen I pull out the card, PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 1 PDCardResetSocket: CARD READY // Here the RDY signal is detected because the Card is no longer in place. // The RDY signal default pull high PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardSetSocket: 0 PDCardSetSocket [0]: pState->fInterruptEvents & EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardSetSocket [0]: SL0T0_CDVALID_STATUS = 1 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardSetSocket: 0 PDCardSetSocket [0]: pState->fInterruptEvents & EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardSetSocket [0]: SL0T0_CDVALID_STATUS = 1 PDCardSetAdapter Socket: 0 PDCardSetAdapter Socket: NOT ADP_STATE_POWEROFF // Here I plug in the Card again PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_READY PDCardGetSocket: 1 PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_READY PDCardGetSocket: 0 PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_DETECT PDCardGetSocket: pState->fNotifyEvents |= EVENT_MASK_CARD_READY PDCardSetAdapter Socket: 0 PDCardSetAdapter Socket: NOT ADP_STATE_POWEROFF PDCardResetSocket: 0 PDCardResetSocket: CARD READY // The reset function has the RDY signal returning immediately. // And the rest of the loading -- Cheers, Yap Kok Yeong Firmware Engineer Scinetic Engineering Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. 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 - Where can I download WinCE3.0 driver source code ? Hi, All, I want to download some driver source code for WINce3.0. Where can I get them ? Thanks. Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44288
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 - Mini ITX Best board for set top box (ongoing) I think I'm down to 2 choices for motherboard for my CE.NET 4.2 Machine. Currently its a shoot out between a VIA EPIA 5000 or an VIA EPIA ME6000. I'm trying to make the machine I build totally fanless and connected only to a PAL TV. I would apreciate your comments for best one to go for. + driver support for TV out, etc... Tag: Registry key creation guidelines. Tag: 44281

Hi All,

I was wondering if there exists any document from Microsoft that lists
guidelines on the format and hierarchy of registry keys. A CE specific
document would be even better. I have done various searches which have
turned up nothing.

Cheers
Danny

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Re: Registry key creation guidelines. by Paul

Paul
Wed Nov 12 10:44:04 CST 2003

There are no published guidelines. You can browse the registry on an
existing device and just try to follow their lead, though...

Paul T.

"Danny" <danny@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:OiY7SWTqDHA.3504@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi All,
>
> I was wondering if there exists any document from Microsoft that lists
> guidelines on the format and hierarchy of registry keys. A CE specific
> document would be even better. I have done various searches which have
> turned up nothing.
>
> Cheers
> Danny
>
>

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