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    - BthNsLookupServiceNext 'bug' Hi, I have experienced a different behaviour of BthNsLookupServiceNext in CE 5.0 and 6.0. In CE 5.0 the following is OK: BthNsLookupServiceNext (*phLookup, BTHNS_LUP_RESET_ITERATOR, &dwUnused, NULL); //NULL should be OK since no data is returned for BTHNS_LUP_RESET_ITERATOR In CE 6.0 it fails, since BTD trys to marshall the last argument (a pointer) indipendently by dwFlags. The simple workaround is to pass a dummy LPWSAQUERYSE as the last argument. What is REALLY annoying is that the offending call with the NULL pointer lies peacefully in at least four samples in WINCE600 tree... Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105268
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    - Win CE 6.0 development - version management Hi I'm currently developing a WinCE 6.0 Image for a embedded device, after several compiled versions with different changes and components, etc. i run into troubles with the different nk.bins and also project files. Could you give me some examples how you develop and how you keep old versions of your project files? And also how you keep track of changes between these versions? Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105265
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    - Removing the internet explorer and Media player icons from the des Hello, Could somene educate me about how to remove the internet explorer and Media player icons from the desktop. I have been able to remove the recycle.bin and My Device icons by following registry entries : [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Explorer\Desktop] Remove My Device "{000214A1-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}"=- Remove Recycle Bin "{000214A0-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}"=- How do i get the class uid's for internet explorer and Media Player ? Also i tried replacing shell.exe by a dummy application.exe even that did not help. Thank you. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105259
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    - WINCE6.0 Audio CODEC Driver Hello All, I am working on the Audio CODEC driver. Once the driver gets loaded, at the bootup time it will try to play the startup.wav audio. After this, i am getting an error message as, SwMixer: WaitForBuffer failed. Audio driver missed interrupt? I tried to comment the SWMixer registry entry also. but, still i am getting the same error. Does anyone faced this similar problem, kindly reply. Thanks in advance... Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105257
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    - KITL support for 3.3V PCI cards I'm looking for an alternative for the Rtl8139 PCI NIC for use with KITL only - no need for an NDIS driver. The catch is that it _must_ be 3.3V PCI only. And available for purchase (or short-term loan) And, of course, not be based on an RTL chip Thanks! -- Richard R. Lee eMVP Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105252
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    - DDKReg_GetWindowInfo Hello, I am looking at the net2280 USB Client driver and I see this call to DDKReg_GetWindowInfo which fills in a DDKWINDOWINFO structure supposedly from the registry, but what I dont seem to understand is the IO and MEM windows data structures associated with this call ? Is there someone that could explain this a bit better then what I find here or point me where to look ? http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms897707.aspx Thanks, Joe W. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105247
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    - Device management client ??? Hello, Has anyone ever user the Device Management Client under Windows CE ??? I wonder if this could be an interseting solution to update some devices (kernel / drivers / app) on the field ... Thanks for any comment... Mike Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105241
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    - CreateDialog gives Error 0x6, invalid handle Hi All, On Wince 6.0 , I am trying to create a dialog based win32 application. When I call CreateDialog as bellow, I get the error 0x6 i.e. Invalid handle. //my dlgproc static BOOL CALLBACK MyDlgProcHWND, UINT, WPARAM, LPARAM ); //create dilaog g_Hwnd = CreateDialog ( g_hInstace, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_MYDLG), GetDesktopWindow(), //or NULL MyDlgProc ); MyDlg.rc file entry for dialog is: IDD_MYDLG DIALOG 0, 0, 184, 157 STYLE DS_SETFONT | DS_MODALFRAME | DS_CENTER | WS_POPUP | WS_VISIBLE | WS_CAPTION | WS_SYSMENU CAPTION "My DLg ..." FONT 8, "System" BEGIN CONTROL "Option1",IDC_OPT1,"Button",BS_AUTORADIOBUTTON | WS_GROUP | WS_TABSTOP,15,118,61,10 CONTROL "Option2",IDC_OPT2,"Button",BS_AUTORADIOBUTTON, 98,118,66,10 GROUPBOX "Options...",IDC_STATIC,7,108,169,26 DEFPUSHBUTTON "OK",IDOK,7,138,78,13,WS_GROUP PUSHBUTTON "Cancel",IDCANCEL,99,138,78,13 END The dialog pops up, but app looses control. i.e.MyDlgProc does not get any keyboard messages, WM_KEYDOWN. Any Input would be great help. Thanks & Regards, Dev Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105240
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    - VIDEO_POWER_STATE How to tell WinCE to power off video? I have a display driver, which can power off the display, if Windows CE asks for this. for this, it uses the VIDEO_POWER_STATE structure. Now I want to write a test-program, which runs on my device and sends the command to Windows CE to power off the display, so that Windows CE sends the command to the driver. How can I do this? Any ideas or concepts? Thanks, Eike Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105237
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    - OMAP 2430 BSP wanted We are looking for an WinCe 6.0 BSP for the TI OMAP 2430 development board, can anybody help ? Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105236
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    - Bluettoth + WINCE 5.0 Hi i am using PXA270 Processor, Mainstone II BSP with WINCE 5.0 I have connected the BTUART to Bluetooth Module(From BlueGiga). I would like to know what are the catalog items that i want to include in the OS Catalog items and what are the registry keys tht i want to configure to communicate with the Bluetooth Hardware. Does WINCE 5.0 supports data transfer UI or we need to write of our own?? I am new to this bluetooth!! Experts please help me out in exploring this !!! Thanks a lot in advance !! regds karthick Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105232
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    - Unload dll Dear all, Wince Version 5.0 The NK.bin file that is created in my system is working fine, but the nk.bin that is created in the customer side fails to support USB mouse(only 2 USB ports are supported). I suspect that they didnt update the QFE's. So i wanted to confirm it by booting the board with NK.bin(customer created) and unload the UHCI.dll file from memory and load UHCI.dll file that is created in my system, after that if all the USB ports worked then i shall confirm that they didnt install the QFE's. Though it can be confirmed in numerous way i think this way is much usefull for other things also. I wanted to know whether it is possible to do this? If so can u five a clue how to proceed with. Regards, Sankarraj Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105229
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    - Portuguese build I am trying to make WinCE 5.00 Portuguese(Portugal) unit, successfully I have made French, German, Italian and Spanish, no luck with Portuguese. I know how to cahange locale before build. My question is, whether Portuguese is supported in WinCE 5.00. Please help. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105227
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    - CEPC target TabletPC without FDD. I am new to CE devices and even newer to Platfor Build, I am attempting to build the OS and deploy it to a Tablet PC. If anyone has time to answer the following question it would be greatly appreciated. 1. Can Windows XP (TabletPC) and Windows CE6 exist on the same (Tablet PC) system? 2. Do I need to format the target (Tablet PC) a particular way? 3. Does the Platform Builder Boot Disk Utility add unilities to allow the transfer over USB? 4. How can I download the OS Image if my target (Tablet PC) doesn't have a FDD? Thanks in advance to anyone who answers this post. Regards, Brian K. Williams Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105220
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    - dll Version Info Hello, I need to know the version of an dll that the PB compiles into the image i.e MSXML.DLL Where can I check that? I only see in the catalog MSXML 3.0 Best regards -- Javier Grijalba www.contendosystems.com Embedded Systems J.Grijalba at Contendosystems dot com Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105215
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    - USB HOST WinCE 5.0 Hi All, I don't know if the problem is our USB HOST driver or there is a limitation in the OS. Let me explain our assumption: Functional test: (Unplug the Mini-B to Standard-A cable. when a file is being copied from the Flash Drive to other mass storage device) The Windows OS identifies the card reader with media as a removable media. When the media is removed OS sends the 'test unit ready' command to the card reader to know the media is present or not. Once the media is connected the USB host identifies presence of media and continues the operation. But, the Windows CE 5.0 OS identify the card reader with media as a hard disk not as removable media. In this scenario, the OS will not send the 'test unit ready' command to identify the presence of media. So, in this case the host will not identify removing and inserting media. Is it true our assumption? In the case of the card reader (connected through USB) with an SD card if we perform a surprise removal the system hangs, and is not possible to resume it. In the case of the SD card inserted directly in the SD slot if we perform a surprise removal the OS reports the error but doesn't hang. Is it not supported (or is not expected) by WinCE 5.0 the surprise removal use case? Thank you in advance . Regards Alex Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105211
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    - Two partitions in a block device. Want to hide one Dear all, I am working with a third party BSP that provides a driver for Compact Flash devices, jatapi.dll. My Compact Flash has two partitions. A primary DOS partition and an EXT DOS partition. The first one contains the WinCE6 image, that is why I want it to be hidden. When I boot the device I see two folders, "Storage Card" and "Storage Card2", each one pointing to a partition. These are the registry settings: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Builtin\JAtapi] Dll = jatapi.dll Flags = 0x00001000 IClass = ... IoBase = 1f0 3f4 170 374 IoLen = 20 20 20 20 Order = 0x00000002 Prefix = IDE [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Builtin\JAtapi\Device0] DeviceId = 0x00000000 Dll = jatapi.dll Flags = 0x00001000 IClass = ... Ioctl = 0x00000004 Prefix = DSK Settings = 0x00000000 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Builtin\JAtapi\Device1] DeviceId = 0x00000001 ***same as Device1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Builtin\JAtapi\Device2] DeviceId = 0x00000002 ***same as Device1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Builtin\JAtapi\Device3] DeviceId = 0x00000003 ***same as Device1 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Storage Manager\Profiles\HDProfile] MountAsBootable = 1 Folder = Storage Card I have tried adding subkey "MountHidden = 1" in HDProfile but, obviously, both of the partitions desapeared. I do not manage to assign different profiles to each partition. Could someone please help me? Thaks in advance. maite Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105208
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    - After updating QFEs, Activesync still can't copy large file I update 2006 rollup and 2007 M1~M8 QFEs, and in 2006 rollup it says : 050912_KB905911 - This update addresses the following issues on ARMV4i platform: The USB serial device may not get enumerated correctly by Windows XP host. A failure may occur when attempting to copy a large file over ActiveSync 3.7 to the device. The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\: public\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\inc\bul_usbfn.h public\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\usbfn\bul_usbfn.cpp public\common\oak\inc\crefcon.h public\common\oak\csp\arm\samsung\s3c2410x\usb\function \sc2410pdd.cpp We used to copy public\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\usbfn directory to ourselves' BSP directory, so I manually copy bul_usbfn.h bul_usbfn.cpp and crefcon.h to cover the files in BSP. Sc2410pdd.cpp isn't for PXA270 so never mind. After build and sysgen BSP Activesync still can't copy large file from board to PC. Can anyone tell me what's the matter? Thanks! The following is KITL message: 599581 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:RESLIST> 599582 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: CResList::Add( 0x43bfb88a, 1 ) 599586 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:CLISER> 599587 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: RPC CALL : 5 at ExecuteRPC. 599887 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:CLISER> 599888 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: RPC CALL : 6 at ExecuteRPC. 600179 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:CLISER> 600181 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: RPC CALL : 6 at ExecuteRPC. 600263 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: ResetEndpoint+ (1) UDCCSR =0x47 UDCCRAX = 0x200d103 600264 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: ResetEndpoint- (1) UDCCSR =0x41 UDCCRAX = 0x200d103 600265 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: UsbFnMdd!CPipe::Close: Closed pipe (0x00037608): physical address 1, bus address 0x81 600266 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: ResetEndpoint+ (2) UDCCSR =0x0 UDCCRAX = 0x2014101 600267 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: ResetEndpoint- (2) UDCCSR =0x0 UDCCRAX = 0x2014101 600269 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: UsbFnMdd!CPipe::Close: Closed pipe (0x00037680): physical address 2, bus address 0x02 600271 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::ValidatePipeHandle: Invalid Pipe handle 0x00037608 (sig 0x506E6655) 601273 PID:23f93482 TID:63f24c9a 0x83f1a7f0: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::ValidatePipeHandle: Invalid Pipe handle 0x00037680 (sig 0x506E6655) 601276 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: AsyncMac: RLSD=OFF 601282 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: +AfdAddInterface(Adapter COM1: Nte 0x2099A0 Context 2, Flags 1 IPAddr 6537A8C0 cDns 0 cWins 0) 601282 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: -AfdAddInterface: fRet: 1 601284 PID:c3d706e6 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 6 none 601287 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: +OpenIFConfig(Comm \COM1:\Parms\TcpIp Handle 0x860FA54) 601288 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: Opened registry info for Comm\COM1:\Parms\TcpIp 601289 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: -OpenIFConfig(Comm \COM1:\Parms\TcpIp *Handle 0x860FA54, BOOL Ret: 1) 601290 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: *CloseIFConfig(Handle 0xB46C0) 601291 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: +IPNotifyClientsIPEvent 601291 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: PendingIPGetIPEventRequest 54c40 601292 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: SetEvent 601293 PID:23f93482 TID:83c0e7fa 0x83c49400: IPNotifyClientsIPEvent: remove old 601297 PID:23f93482 TID:c3e5c956 0x83e59db0: NotifyChange: Setting Event 3CE7026 601300 PID:23f93482 TID:63c81b3e 0x83c0e000: +RDR:NetBIOSNotifyFunc: Lana 3, flags: 0x0 601311 PID:23f93482 TID:63c81b3e 0x83c0e000: +RDR:NetDownIndication, lana: 3 601313 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: +RDR:NetCleanupFunc: Lana:3 601313 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: +RDR:UnbindFromNet, lana: 3 601314 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: -RDR:StopBrowserOnNet: Browser not started on lana 3 601315 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: -RDR:Stopped redir on lana 3 601316 PID:23f93482 TID:63c81b3e 0x83c0e000: - RDR:NetBIOSNotifyFunc: Lana 3 601318 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: ************DHCP MEDIA STATUS************ 601318 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: SeqNo: 6 601319 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: MediaStatus: 11027 601320 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: Context: 65535 - 65535 601321 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: AdapterName: COM1: 601322 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: Media Status is: IP_UNBIND_ADAPTER 601322 PID:23f93482 TID:83e5cfd2 0x83e59000: IPDispatchDeviceControl returned Status 103 601326 PID:23f93482 TID:3c47f9e 0x83c49650: <<< Unloading module netui.dll at address 0x03BF0000-0x03C48000 (RW data at 0x01FD2000-0x01FD8848) Unloaded symbols for 'D:\SOURCE_CODE\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\TEMP\RELDIR \ARMLAND_ARMV4I_DEBUG\NETUI.DLL' 601330 PID:23f93482 TID:3c47f9e 0x83c49650: -RDR:RdrUIThread exiting 601331 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: +RDR:UnbindFromNetbiosTransport 601332 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: - RDR:UnbindFromNetbiosTransport 601333 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: -RDR:UnbindFromNet 601334 PID:23f93482 TID:3ed2fba 0x83ecf000: -RDR:NetCleanupFunc: Lana:3 601900 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: Invalid handle: Set=7 Method=3 601900 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: AM: WriteFile Error 6 Aborting Packet after sending 0 of 1482 bytes 601901 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: PPP: ProtSendComplete: pPacket=568d00 Status=c0000001 601903 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: Invalid handle: Set=7 Method=3 601904 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: AM: WriteFile Error 6 Aborting Packet after sending 0 of 1520 bytes 601904 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: PPP: ProtSendComplete: pPacket=56d980 Status=c0000001 601906 PID:23f93482 TID:a3c85ae2 0x83c816e0: COM_Close: (1 handles) total RX 10367, total TX 407953, dropped (mdd, pdd) 0,0 601914 PID:23f93482 TID:a3c85ae2 0x83c816e0: COM_Close: (0 handles) total RX 10367, total TX 407953, dropped (mdd, pdd) 0,0 601918 PID:a3c85d52 TID:a3d7f19a 0x83c9b708: RASCS_Disconnected: Ecode=619 601932 PID:23f93482 TID:e3c08fce 0x83c2c2ac: AM: SetCommMask failed, error=6 601937 PID:23f93482 TID:43c0868a 0x83c08400: AM: TxThread exiting 601949 PID:a3c85d52 TID:a3d7f19a 0x83c9b708: DESTROY 602088 PID:a3c85d52 TID:a3d7f19a 0x83c9b708: Posting WM_NETCONNECT(FALSE) message, ErrorCode = 619(0x26B) 602090 PID:a3c85d52 TID:a3d7f19a 0x83c9b708: <<< Unloading module rnaapp.exe at address 0x14010000-0x14021000 Unloaded symbols for 'D:\SOURCE_CODE\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\TEMP\RELDIR \ARMLAND_ARMV4I_DEBUG\RNAAPP.EXE' 602096 PID:63e3e71e TID:a3d7f19a 0x83c9b708: DeleteFromProcessInputLocaleTable: Deleted process from ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess: 0xA3C85D52 602105 PID:a3c85d52 TID:a3d7f19a 0x83c9b708: <<< Unloading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03FF1000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF7A5) 602112 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Received WM_NETCONNECT - 0, for '`Desktop @ 19200`'; fRnaAdrefed: 1 602113 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: _REPLLOG: IDM_STOP_REPLICATION. wParam: 1, lParam: 0 602114 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Quiting replication. 0 0 7C013E30 1 1 602115 PID:83eae822 TID:63ca984a 0x83cba6a4: _REPLLOG: recv failed, WSAGetLastError = 10038 602116 PID:83eae822 TID:63ca984a 0x83cba6a4: _REPLLOG: [ThdKeepAlive] finished 602124 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe RpcSrv: Rapi Server received WM_STOP_RPC 602125 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe RpcSrv: Rapi Server received WM_DESTROY 602127 PID:23f93482 TID:a3e47fd6 0x83e5c000: AUTORAS:: Dialer notifies: [2] [Dialer Terminate] 602132 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e RpcSrv: Error from accept=10038 602133 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e RpcSrv: select() failed, error 10038 602133 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: <RPC:RESLIST> 602134 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: CResList::~CResList() 602135 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: <RPC:RESLIST> 602136 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: CResList::~CResList - removing obj 0x7, type 3 602138 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: <RPC:RESLIST> 602155 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: CResList::~CResList - removing obj 0x5, type 3 602156 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: CloseAllSockets: Socket 53A10 already closed 602157 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: CloseAllSockets: Socket 543C0 already closed 602159 PID:3c47116 TID:43c49e4e 0x83ca9c8c: <<< Unloading module nspm.dll at address 0x03AD0000-0x03AD8000 (RW data at 0x01FBD000-0x01FBD194) 602164 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:TCPCONN> 602165 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: Call to send() failed, bytesSent = -1, wsaErr = 10004. 602167 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae <RPC:CLISER> *** FAILURE *** <RPC:CLISER> FILE: d:\macallan\private\datasync\apps\conn31\rapi \server\rpcwrk.cpp <RPC:CLISER> FUNC: CRPCWorker::ExecuteRPC <RPC:CLISER> LINE: 276 <RPC:CLISER> REASON: DO_CALL failed. <RPC:CLISER> CALL: mT 602168 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae <RPC:CLISER> *** FAILURE *** <RPC:CLISER> FILE: d:\macallan\private\datasync\apps\conn31\rapi \server\rpcwrk.cpp <RPC:CLISER> FUNC: CRPCWorker::ServiceRequests <RPC:CLISER> LINE: 192 <RPC:CLISER> REASON: DO_CALL failed. <RPC:CLISER> CALL: 602169 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:RESLIST> 602171 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: CResList::~CResList() 602171 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: <RPC:RESLIST> 602172 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae 0x83e536c4: CResList::~CResList - removing obj 0x43bfb88a, type 1 602174 PID:3c47116 TID:e3cb72ae RpcSrv: Exiting worker thread for socket 0x7 602179 PID:63e3e71e TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: DeleteFromProcessInputLocaleTable: Deleted process from ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess: 0x03C47116 602431 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module wspm.dll without freeing it before process exit 602436 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module ssllsp.dll without freeing it before process exit 602437 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module ceshell.dll without freeing it before process exit 602438 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module shcore.dll without freeing it before process exit 602439 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module ceshell.dll without freeing it before process exit 602441 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module commctrl.dll without freeing it before process exit 602442 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: Process rapisrv.exe loaded Module ole32.dll without freeing it before process exit 602446 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module winsock.dll at address 0x03B20000-0x03B26000 (RW data at 0x01FC5000-0x01FC508C) 602448 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module ws2.dll at address 0x03B00000-0x03B14000 (RW data at 0x01FC3000-0x01FC3B24) 602450 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module wspm.dll at address 0x03AE0000-0x03AE7000 (RW data at 0x01FBF000-0x01FBF154) 602452 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module ssllsp.dll at address 0x03AB0000-0x03AC6000 (RW data at 0x01FBA000-0x01FBB075) 602454 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module shcore.dll at address 0x02460000-0x02467000 (RW data at 0x01F30000-0x01F30078) 602456 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module ceshell.dll at address 0x02470000-0x024E5000 (RW data at 0x01F32000-0x01F3338C) 602458 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module commctrl.dll at address 0x03D20000-0x03DFB000 (RW data at 0x01FE8000-0x01FE8C0C) 602460 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module ole32.dll at address 0x034C0000-0x0351B000 (RW data at 0x01F6E000-0x01F6F520) 602475 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module rapisrv.exe at address 0x12010000-0x12033000 Unloaded symbols for 'D:\SOURCE_CODE\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\TEMP\RELDIR \ARMLAND_ARMV4I_DEBUG\RAPISRV.EXE' 602479 PID:3c47116 TID:3c85dbe 0x83e6a000: <<< Unloading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03FF1000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF7A5) 603129 PID:23c4ef9a TID:c3c9bdca 0x83c08718: u2tproxy: recv on main socket failed: 0x2714 603133 PID:23c4ef9a TID:c3c4e242 0x83c4e000: u2tproxy: UDPListener failed to send() gle=0x2736 603237 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module wspm.dll at address 0x03AE0000-0x03AE7000 (RW data at 0x01FBF000-0x01FBF154) 603239 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module ssllsp.dll at address 0x03AB0000-0x03AC6000 (RW data at 0x01FBA000-0x01FBB075) 603242 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module nspm.dll at address 0x03AD0000-0x03AD8000 (RW data at 0x01FBD000-0x01FBD194) 603245 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module winsock.dll at address 0x03B20000-0x03B26000 (RW data at 0x01FC5000-0x01FC508C) 603247 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module ws2.dll at address 0x03B00000-0x03B14000 (RW data at 0x01FC3000-0x01FC3B24) 603250 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module udp2tcp.exe at address 0x16010000-0x16017000 Unloaded symbols for 'D:\SOURCE_CODE\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\TEMP\RELDIR \ARMLAND_ARMV4I_DEBUG\UDP2TCP.EXE' 603254 PID:63e3e71e TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: DeleteFromProcessInputLocaleTable: Deleted process from ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess: 0x23C4EF9A 603256 PID:23c4ef9a TID:23e81666 0x83bfba20: <<< Unloading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03FF1000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF7A5) 604124 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Dereferencing Rnaapp.exe... 604125 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Done quiting replication. 0 0 0 0 604127 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: _REPLLOG: IDM_STOP_REPLICATION. wParam: 1, lParam: 0 604128 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Quiting replication. 0 0 0 0 1 604129 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Done quiting replication. 0 0 0 0 604132 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Quiting replication. 0 0 0 0 1 604169 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] Done quiting replication. 0 0 0 0 604273 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module wspm.dll at address 0x03AE0000-0x03AE7000 (RW data at 0x01FBF000-0x01FBF154) 604275 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module ssllsp.dll at address 0x03AB0000-0x03AC6000 (RW data at 0x01FBA000-0x01FBB075) 604278 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module nspm.dll at address 0x03AD0000-0x03AD8000 (RW data at 0x01FBD000-0x01FBD194) Unloaded symbols for 'D:\SOURCE_CODE\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\TEMP\RELDIR \ARMLAND_ARMV4I_DEBUG\NSPM.DLL' 604293 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: RLOG: [0x83CB7916] ========== WinMain ends here. 0=========== 604295 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module winsock.dll at address 0x03B20000-0x03B26000 (RW data at 0x01FC5000-0x01FC508C) 604297 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module ws2.dll at address 0x03B00000-0x03B14000 (RW data at 0x01FC3000-0x01FC3B24) 604314 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module repllog.exe at address 0x10010000-0x10030000 Unloaded symbols for 'D:\SOURCE_CODE\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\TEMP\RELDIR \ARMLAND_ARMV4I_DEBUG\REPLLOG.EXE' 604317 PID:3fc6c1e TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: WARNING: Leaked registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\ControlPanel\Comm 604318 PID:3fc6c1e TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: WARNING: Leaked registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\ControlPanel\Comm 604319 PID:3fc6c1e TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: WARNING: Cleaned up 2 leaked registry handles for process 0x83EAE822 604321 PID:63e3e71e TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: DeleteFromProcessInputLocaleTable: Deleted process from ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess: 0x83EAE822 604323 PID:83eae822 TID:83cb7916 0x83cbd900: <<< Unloading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F00000-0x03FF1000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF7A5) Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105207
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    - ANN: September Windows CE Live Chat Tomorrow! (!! EVENING !!) Tomorrow is our second experimental evening chat, for developers in Asia and Australia. If you usually can't attend our chats because of the time zone difference, now is your chance! Just a note that we'll be hosting an online chat tomorrow concerning Windows Embedded CE 6.0! Members of the development team will be on hand ready to answer your questions, so bring 'em on! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Title: Windows CE Live Chat! Sept 26, 2007 7:00 - 8:00 P.M. Pacific time Additional Time Zones: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=9&day=26&year=2007&hour=19&min=0&sec=0&p1=234 Description: Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE or Windows Mobile for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE is the operating system that is powering the next generation of 32-bit, small-footprint and mobile devices. This chat will cover the tools and technologies used to develop devices using the Windows CE operating system. To join this chat, please log on via the main MSDN chat page at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/ Chat Transcripts: Missed a recent chat? We welcome you to visit the Transcript Archive. Transcripts are usually posted within two weeks of the live event. http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/transcripts/mobileembedded/default.aspx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sue sloh@microsoft.com (remove "online" from reply-to address) http://blogs.msdn.com/ce_base/ _____________________________________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. _____________________________________________________________ Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105202
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    - 2410 vs 2420 Samsung vs TI Is the Samsung 2410 line and the TI line OMAP 2420 family of ARM processors related or second sources. Or is the numbering just a coincidence? Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105200
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    - SNTP client Hello , I am trying to implement the sntp client on my wince5.0 device. I have followed the following steps to achieve this: 1. Added the SNTP client with DST support.(catalog items) 2. Did a sysgen. Added the registry entries HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Services\TIMESVC] "Server"="192.170.1.35" ;get time from server once a week "refresh"=dword:240C8400 ;if failed next try next day "recoveryrefresh"=dword:5265C00 "threshold"=dword:5265C00 "clientonly"=dword:1 "trustlocalclock"=dword:0 However the time does not get updated. I have tried doing it on two of my PC's and it works fine. Does the PC support the SNTP protocol? Is it required to run an SNTP server application on the PC? Does the WinCE Device update the time at startup? In anticipation of a reply ASAP. Regards, Roy Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105194
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    - Multiple BSP HowTo? I wish to add an emulator to my workspace in Platform Builder. I want to generate a new ARM4 emulator image. We have a workspace that has the emulator image and that works. We have a workspace that uses the hardwares BSP, drivers, etc and that works. I want to combine the two so that changes made to one will effect the other. I also want the emulator to be included in the SDK. I started to do this and realized that I do not know how to keep the drivers for the emulator from the hardware image and visa versa. Is there a HowTo I could look at for having two BSPs in one workspace in Platform Builder? Pat O Cognex, Corp. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105190
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    - Install CE6 on TabletPC Hi, I am looking for instructions on how to use Windows Embedded CE 6 platform builder to create an image and install it on a TabletPC. Any help is greatly appreciated. Regards, Brian K. Williams Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105186
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    - FontPath problem Hi, I'm trying to load fonts from SD-card instead of \Windows. I've added [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\FontPath] "FontPath"="\\Storage Card\\Media\\Fonts" to the registry. Here I store sunfon.ttf. When trying to write chinese (using SC_Song font) I only get squares. If I copy sunfon.ttf to \Windows, without rebooting platform (only restarting the application which displays a chinese string), I get correct chinese characters. Any ideas? Why doesn't FontPath work? My system is Windows CE 5.0 on a Samsung S3C2410 platform. Regards, Jojje Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105180
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    - Debug image and bootloaders Hi, We developped a boot loader on a Windows CE 4.2 device that allows us to boot from a disc on chip or from the ethernet. It works perfectly in CE 4.2 and when we migrated to CE 5.0 I worked ok too. Now we try to migrate to CE 6.0. The problem is this, I can download an image from Ethernet using our bootloader but I can't connect to debug it. We enabled KITL and kernel debugger in the image but it seams that Visual Studio 2005 start sending the image and stop at some point (but only when we set debugger to kdstub, if we set it to none the image is downloaded totally and executed correctly). Is there something else to do to be able to connect with the debugger? If it can help I receive trhough my KITLOutputDebugStrings the following message when it stop sending data. According to my research proto 1 is ICMP message so I suspect Visual Studio stopped listening or sendin messages. !CheckUDP: Not UDP (proto = 0x00000001) Any help on this is welcome. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105179
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    - Wince OS update Utility Hi All, I am developing a wince OS updating utility. This utility need to update the device OS (Windows CE) reading the NK.bin from the device SD card and update the device flash with new OS. When the device booted with ram image the utility is work as expected and update the device OS as expected. But when the device boots with flash image, the utility fails. In this occasion the device flash deleted success fully but flash writing procedure fails. Can anyone help me on this situation? My device is PXA270 and flash is Intel StrataFlashÂ® Embedded Memory (P30) Family. Thank in advance. Sira Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105176
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    - WINCE KITL problems Hi all , we are trying to port WinCe on ARM versatile Board PB926 . We have downloaded the BSP from the ARM site. using PB we built ebbot.nbo and nk.bin we were able to load eboot.nb0 and also able to download nk.bin image to the board successfully using Platform Builder-> Target Connectivity options Enabling KITL On the Hyperterminal console got following messages -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initialize DMA subsystem Booting Windows CE version 5.00 for (ARM) &pTOC = 880746cc, pTOC = 89a3def4, pTOC->ulRamFree = 89ab1000, MemForPT = 00000000 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! Configuring: Primary pages: 9259, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 4629 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: Memory Sections: [0] : start: 89ab2000, extension: 00003000, length: 0242b000 Sp=ffffc7cc ARMInit done. Windows CE KernelInit Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000c8000 on Platform Builder Debug Console we got following messages -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Kernel Debugger is waiting to connect with target. 0 PID:0 TID:0 Initialize DMA subsystem 0 PID:0 TID:0 Sp=ffffc7cc The Kernel Debugger has been disconnected successfully. The Kernel Debugger is waiting to connect with target. 0 PID:0 TID:0 MODULE NAME: Windows CE .NET OAL (OEM Adaptation Layer) 0 PID:0 TID:0 MODULE VERSION: $WATERMARK$ 0 PID:0 TID:0 OEMInit: MainMemoryEndAddress is 0x8bee0000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Initialize DMA subsystem 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting Windows CE version 5.00 for (ARM) 0 PID:0 TID:0 &pTOC = 880746cc, pTOC = 89a3def4, pTOC->ulRamFree = 89ab1000, MemForPT = 00000000 ----- --- 0 PID:0 TID:0 Sp=ffffc7cc 1 PID:0 TID:0 Windows CE KernelInit 4294767296 PID:bedf002 TID:bedf266 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000c8000 After the above line. i do not see any messages. can you suggest regarding this what might be the problem vishal Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105173
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    - PB5.0 KITL fails to connect Emulator Hi, I am trying to download and run a WCE5.0 image on X86-Emulator. Image building is smooth by following MSDN tutorial. However, when I click "Attach device", the following error message comes out, Failed to connect debug message service! Please check the transport settings. Transport service failed to connect Warning: One or more services failed to connect. Make sure that the service is properly configured. In "Connectivity Options", I set Download:Emulator, Transport:Emulator,Debugger: KdStub. I can bypass the problem by temporarily set Transport:None. Then the Emulator window will pop out and image runs. However, in this case, PB5 will not be able to connect to KITL and debugability is poor. PB complains "Transport service map set to NONE; ignoring KITL connect request!". Does any one here have the same problem before and can share with me? One of the unusual thing I have done recently is having installed winCE6.0 tool (vs2005 etc). Not sure if there is any compatibility issue. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105171
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    - How to custom save/read calibration data? Hi~, we are using Windows CE 5.0 and S3C2440A for GPS solution, Hive-base registry haven't been implemented in our system. So we have to save/read calibration data by ourself. I have too question here: 1) How can my application know that we have successfully finish calibration? so that I can copy the calibration data saved in registry. 2) At system startup, when should I writte my calibration data to the registry? Thanks in advanced. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105169
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    - About GetTickCount() Hi All I am puzzling about the following sample excepted from C: \WINCE600\PLATFORM\COMMON\SRC\SOC\OMAP2420_MS_V1\SDHC\BASE\sdhc.cpp // recalculate timeout conditions dwCountStart = GetTickCount(); dwTimeout = dwCountStart + m_dwMaxTimeout; if( dwTimeout < dwCountStart ) fTimeoutOverflow = TRUE; else fTimeoutOverflow = FALSE; .............. // check for a timeout dwCurrentTickCount = GetTickCount(); if( fTimeoutOverflow ? ( dwTimeout < dwCurrentTickCount && dwCurrentTickCount < dwCountStart ) : ( dwTimeout < dwCurrentTickCount || dwCurrentTickCount < dwCountStart ) ) { DEBUGMSG(SDCARD_ZONE_ERROR, (L"CSDIOControllerBase::SDIPollingTransmit: " L"Exit: TIMEOUT.\r\n" )); goto WRITE_ERROR; } My question is: If we assume m_dwMaxTimeout > 0, then it will be a must that fTimeoutOverflow = FALSE. In what condition, do we have fTimeoutOverflow = TRUE? I am puzzlled. Thanks Max Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105161
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    - Looking for POLYGONS sample Hi, I am looking for the POLYGONS sample from the Windows CE Embedded Toolkit (ETK) for Visual C++ (1997 - 1998). Does anybody have this ETK lying around by any chance? There is also a POLYGON (singular) ATL sample, that's not the one I'm looking for. JB Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105160
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    - SDIO --> error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol SDGetDeviceHandle Hi, Sorry for my englsih I'm swiss. But I think you understand me... I want use the function SDGetDeviceHandle (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/ en-us/library/ms920364.aspx). I have included sdcardddk.h in my cpp file and I have added the path in the project preference (Linker --> General --> Additional Library Directories). But the build give that : ------ Build started: Project: Test2, Configuration: Debug Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK (ARMV4I) ------ Linking... Test2.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol SDGetDeviceHandle referenced in function "public: __cdecl CTest2App::CTest2App(void)" (??0CTest2App@@QAA@XZ) atlsd.lib(atlbase.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol IID_IPersistStream Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK (ARMV4I)\Debug\Test2.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals Build log was saved at "file://d:\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\Test2\Test2\Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK (ARMV4I) \Debug\BuildLog.htm" Test2 - 3 error(s), 0 warning(s) ========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ========== Where is the mistake ? Thanks for you help. Best regards Steve Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105159
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    - Audio Driver Hello all, I am working on the audio driver in WINCE 6.0. I have created the Reg. key entry as Audio in Drivers/Builtin with dll name as Wavdev.dll. The driver is getting initialized, but it says the message as, DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix WAV, index 1, dll wavedev.dll, context 0xd033e690. Whehther the driver will get activated, after the audio application turns up? or it will be activated at the booting time itself? Also,Iam getting this error: SwMixer: WaitForBuffer failed. Audio driver missed interrupt? If anyone faced this similar problem, kindly reply. Thanks in advance... Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105158
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    - FMD - formatting questions Hello I have two questions. I've been debugging my FMD driver. I have breakpoints in erase and write functions. I found out, that after booting the WinCE 5.0 system it writes (probably FAT table) some data in some addresses more times (to the first block). Why? I have to erase a block before writing data at the same address. But I can't do it becasuse of important data written before. And second thing, at formatting it erases blocks twice. Why? Thanks to everybody, who will answer or advice. George H. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105157
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    - Simulating an IRQ event Is it possible to get a handle to an event which is associated with a SYSINT, I would like to trigger an IST thread from another process when the hardware IRQ has not triggered. Can it be done or is it unwise? -- Martin Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105152
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    - build.exe w/nmake debug output displays deps with switches. To get nmake diagnostic information, I'm doing the following: build -nmake /P -nmake /N in the build.log, I see some NMAKE description blocks with dependents that look like switches, such as -i and -n. For example: BUILD: [01:0000000346:INFO ] WinceTargetFile0: -i -n BUILD: [01:0000000347:INFO ] BUILD: [01:0000000348:INFO ] WinceTargetFiles: -i -n BUILD: [01:0000000349:INFO ] BUILD: [01:0000000350:INFO ] PrecompiledHeaderObjName: -i -n BUILD: [01:0000000351:INFO ] BUILD: [01:0000000352:INFO ] all: -i -n WinceTargetFile0 PrecompiledTarget PrecompiledHeaderObjName BUILD: [01:0000000353:INFO ] TargetObjFiles TargetLibFiles TargetExeFiles BUILD: [01:0000000354:INFO ] WinceTargetFiles -@echo $(BUILDMSG) BUILD: [01:0000000355:INFO ] BUILD: [01:0000000356:INFO ] PrecompiledTarget: -i -n BUILD: [01:0000000357:INFO ] BUILD: [01:0000000358:INFO ] null: -i -n BUILD: [01:0000000359:INFO ] BUILD: [01:0000000360:INFO ] clean: -i -n cleantgt cleanobj -@echo $(BUILDMSG) Does anyone know what -i and -n mean as dependents? Are they NMAKE dependents? I did not recall them from my direct NMAKE usage in other products, and PB's docs don't show a special -i dependent from I can see. Additionally, the build.exe docs didn't reveal anything. I'm left wondering if build.exe is adding something to NMAKE's diag output. (?) Please excuse if I've missed or forgotten something about NMAKE. Regards, Tom Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105151
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    - Device not activated Hello All, This is related to audio driver. Whether the audio driver gets activated at the time of booting or it will be booted after the app calls the driver? In my case, the driver gets initialized and it says the message as: DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix WAV, index 1, dll wavedev.dll, context 0xd033e690 here, i have created the key in registery entry. Does, anyone faced the similar problem, kindly reply. Thanks in advance...... Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105150
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    - build.exe documentation versus reality. Does anyone know why the PB docs for build.exe defines a whole slew of command line options which do not appear to be supported by the actual tool itself as it comes with PB5? Docs: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa448614.aspx build.exe: %_WINCEROOT%\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\BIN\I386\build.exe Regards, Tom Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105149
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    - Winsock calls overhead I am using a simple application that creates a scoket and sends UDP data on a WinCE 6.0 BSP on 250 MHz ARM. What was observed that for different data rates, the measured CPU load turned out to be pretty much high as mentioned in the table below: Desired | CPU load | CPU load Throughput | (Stack Loopback) | (Send to a particular IP Address) (Kbps) | (127.0.0.1) | --------------------------------------------------------- 10 | 10 % | 7 % 100 | 11 % | 7 % 400 | 18 % | 14 % 800 | 27 % | 23 % 1000 | 31 % | 27 % I doubted the NDIS miniport implementation for taking so much of a CPU load in a send call but the Stack level loopback using IP address 127.0.0.1 (when my NDIS Miniport send functions are not called) take much more CPU load. In there something wrong in the way I am sending and receiving packets in my application or the miniport NDIS. We are targetting an applciaiton that sends A/V streams at constant bitrate (varying from 100Kbps - 1Mbps) UDP packets. We are using blocking socket calls and our concern is the CPU loading. The Winsock stress tests also showed a 100 % CPU load all the time. Will Overlapped IO, non blocking sockets will aid in lowering the CPU utilization? Why should a sendto() call for 127.0.0.1 should take so much of a CPU load. Thanks. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105148
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    - Re: eboot with USB and SD Host.... Hi jonathan i am looking for the same kind of eboot which is capable of flashing the nk.bin through SD or USB. As of now for me building a tiny os for upgarde process is only seem to be feasible. But I would like to know about the details about how to incorporate the SD or USB driver in Eboot, if you have. -anand EggHeadCafe - .NET Developer Portal of Choice http://www.eggheadcafe.com Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105147
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    - sysgen_capture and cloning questions. In this article: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa459163.aspx As well as in the PB docs for sysgen_capture, it discusses modifying public source by first copying from public to a subdirectory within %_TARGETPLATROOT% That's confusing to me. If the driver changes are not platform-specific, but will be used regardless of the platform, wouldn't you want those within _PROJECTROOT? That brings me to another question: The term "OS Design Directory" seems confusing to me in the way it's used within the PB docs. The PB docs say, "... From a command prompt, in your OS design directory, create two subdirectories for the driver..." Once again, the docs are using %_TARGETPLATROOT% yet they are referring to an OS Design Directory as if it's one and the same. Are they? My understand is that the platform root is where platform BSPs are located, and I'm also under the impression (not from any docs but common sense) that one should not mess with those unless they make a copy (i.e., because you don't want to botch the original platform files). Additionally, the "OS Design Directory" seems as though it would be where any one particular design of an OS would be located. Wouldn't that be the project root under pbworkspaces? It seems that BSP-neutral driver modifications of public sources, changes that one wants to have apply to any targeted platform, would go within the project root, not under the original root of one of the many possible platforms. Thanks. I want to make mods to a public driver, and while the mod will be used on a CEPC build, and most likely not elsewhere, it's not really tied to CEPC. My guess is that I need to either copy to the project root as I'm thinking, or I need to copy the platform CEPC to something like MyCEPC, and then copy the driver files there because that's "just the way it's done." This isn't major but I'd like to gain any clarity so I do things the right way. Am I under the wrong impression with any of the above, and/or can anyone clarify anything here? Regards, Tom Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105141
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    - registry import app ? Hi, Is there an app that I can (commandline-)call to import a reg-file into registry ? I can write it, but I guess it is probably already done. I have a local regedit.exe, but as far as I know it only imports through the menu. Greetings, Rob. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105132
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    - CE6.0 Release2 / Driver Hi, Is there any reason why a (lan-)driver which is working under CE6.0 would not work under CE6-release2 (beta) ? (aside from BETA-apects, so I mean structurally...) Greetings, Rob. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105131
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    - DEBUGCHK error during 'Windows CE KernelInit' Hi, I am posting below a shorter version of my yesterdays question. Hope someone can help me out. I am porting an ARM based BSP from CE 5.0 to CE 6.0. I've followed all the MSDN recommended porting procedures and have been successfull in getting the whole code compiled. However when the CE 6.0 kernel loads I am noticing a DEBUGCHK error in C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\schedule.c at line 376. The kernel stops loading a couple of lines after that. Not able to figure out the reason for this error. Can someone please give some suggestions on how to proceed further. Below is my full PB Debugger output:- =================================================== PB Debugger The Kernel Debugger is waiting to connect with target. 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 Error Reporting Memory Reserved, dump size = 00020000 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 Setting up softlog at 0x8bddc000 for 0x800 entries 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 Booting Windows CE version 6.00 for (ARM) 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 &pTOC = 8b6edc1c, pTOC = 8b689d84, pTOC->ulRamFree = 8b6f2000, MemForPT = 00001000 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 Configuring: Primary pages: 1767, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 883 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 Memory Sections: 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 [0] : start: 8b6f4000, extension: 00001000, length: 006e7000 4294767296 PID:0 TID:0 NKStartup done, starting up kernel. 4294767297 PID:0 TID:0 Windows CE KernelInit 4294767326 PID:400002 TID:2 Reserve VM for kernel XIP DLls, first = c0010000, last = c1310000 4294767350 PID:400002 TID:2 g_pprcNK == 0x8b6ebaa0 4294767373 PID:400002 TID:410002 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 0001d000 4294767395 PID:400002 TID:410002 Initializing Memory Mapped File Support 4294767417 PID:400002 TID:410002 Scheduling the first thread. 4294767440 PID:400002 TID:410002 Detecting VFP... 4294767462 PID:400002 TID:410002 VFP Not Found! 4294767484 PID:400002 TID:410002 LoaderInit: Initialing loader 4294767510 PID:400002 TID:410002 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 0001d000 4294767533 PID:400002 TID:410002 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000a2000 4294767565 PID:400002 TID:410002 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 0001e000 4294767630 PID:400002 TID:410002 Heap Statistics at 0xC01BAAC0 4294767654 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HNDLCreateHandle 8824e3c0, 8bdd58a0 8b6ebaa0 4294767676 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HNDLCreateHandle 00490003 4294767700 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HandleException: pcstk = d001fb50 4294767722 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HandleException: prepare getting into ExceptionDispatch pcstk = d001fb50 4294767745 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HNDLCreateHandle 8824e360, 8bdd5bd0 8b6ebaa0 4294767767 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HNDLCreateHandle 004a0003 4294767790 PID:400002 TID:410002 + THRDCreate: (8b6ebaa0, 00400002, d0060000, 00010000 00000000, 882c5d40, 8bdd5a98, 000000ff) 4294767812 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HNDLCreateHandle 8824b618, 8bdd5c90 8b6ebaa0 4294767835 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HNDLCreateHandle 004b0003 4294767867 PID:400002 TID:410002 THRDCreate: pth = 8bdd5c90, hth = 004b0003 4294767889 PID:400002 TID:410002 MDCT: pTh=8bdd5c90 Pc=c01223f4 Psr=001f GP=00009999 Sp=d006fe90 4294767912 PID:400002 TID:410002 THRDCreate returns 8bdd5c90, id = 004b0002 4294767934 PID:400002 TID:410002 CreateKernelThread returns 004c0003 4294767966 PID:400002 TID:410002 PGPOOL: Reserved 768 pages for Loader pool 4294767999 PID:400002 TID:410002 FSB: 8bdd5f90 (112) 4294768021 PID:400002 TID:410002 FSB: waste=8 4294768043 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HNDLCreateHandle 8824e360, 8bdb0000 8b6ebaa0 4294768066 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HNDLCreateHandle 004d0003 4294768088 PID:400002 TID:410002 + THRDCreate: (8b6ebaa0, 00400002, d0070000, 00010000 00000000, 882c5d40, 8bdd5b34, 000000ff) 4294768111 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HNDLCreateHandle 8824b618, 8bdb009c 8b6ebaa0 4294768133 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HNDLCreateHandle 004e0003 4294768155 PID:400002 TID:410002 THRDCreate: pth = 8bdb009c, hth = 004e0003 4294768178 PID:400002 TID:410002 MDCT: pTh=8bdb009c Pc=c01223f4 Psr=001f GP=00009999 Sp=d007fe90 4294768200 PID:400002 TID:410002 THRDCreate returns 8bdb009c, id = 004e0002 4294768222 PID:400002 TID:410002 CreateKernelThread returns 004f0003 4294768245 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HandleException: pcstk = d001fc58 4294768267 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HandleException: prepare getting into ExceptionDispatch pcstk = d001fc58 4294768290 PID:400002 TID:410002 Exception 'Data Abort' (4): Thread-Id=00410002(pth=8bddb024), Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=8b6ebaa0) 'NK.EXE', VM-active=00400002(pprc=8b6ebaa0) 'NK.EXE' 4294768322 PID:400002 TID:410002 PC=882c0d7c(kernel.dll+0x00083d7c) RA=882c0cf4(kernel.dll+0x00083cf4) SP=d001fce8, BVA=00000041 4294768344 PID:400002 TID:410002 CHECKTAKECRITSEC: Violation of critical section ordering, holding CS 8b6ed5c0 (1) while taking CS 8b6ed620 (10) 4294768367 PID:400002 TID:410002 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\schedule.c at line 376 4294768403 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HandleException: pcstk = d001f6c4 4294768426 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HandleException: prepare getting into ExceptionDispatch pcstk = d001f6c4 4294768448 PID:400002 TID:410002 DEBUG_BREAK @8829735c Ignored. 4294768448 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HandleException: pcstk = d001ef4c 4294768497 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HandleException: committed secure stack page d001e000 4294768527 PID:400002 TID:410002 RtlDispatchException: returning failure. Flags=0 4294768550 PID:400002 TID:410002 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\exdsptch.c at line 333 4294768572 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HandleException: pcstk = d001f490 4294768594 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HandleException: prepare getting into ExceptionDispatch pcstk = d001f490 4294768627 PID:400002 TID:410002 DEBUG_BREAK @882581fc Ignored. 4294768649 PID:400002 TID:410002 Unhandled exception c0000005: 4294768671 PID:400002 TID:410002 Terminating thread 8bddb024 4294768694 PID:400002 TID:410002 Secondary thread in proc 00400002 faulted, Exception code = c0000005, Exception Address = 882c0d7c! 4294768716 PID:400002 TID:410002 Terminating Thread 00410002 4294768748 PID:400002 TID:410002 NKExitThread entry: pCurThread = 8bddb024, dwExitCode = c0000005 4294768771 PID:400002 TID:410002 CHECKTAKECRITSEC: Violation of critical section ordering, holding CS 8b6ed5c0 (1) while taking CS 8b6ebb94 (13) 4294768793 PID:400002 TID:410002 NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\nk\kernel\nknormal\..\schedule.c at line 376 4294768825 PID:400002 TID:410002 +HandleException: pcstk = d001faa8 4294768848 PID:400002 TID:410002 -HandleException: prepare getting into ExceptionDispatch pcstk = d001faa8 4294768870 PID:400002 TID:410002 DEBUG_BREAK @8829735c Ignored. PB Debugger The Kernel Debugger has been disconnected successfully. Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105120
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    - Windows Mobile 6.0 NDIS IM Driver issue Hi, I am trying to port wince 6.0 PASSTHRU IM driver sample on Windows Mobile 6.0 OS. I am using HTC Touch elf 100. I am able to succesfully load the PASSTHRU Driver and successfully working with WiFi Adapter. When I am trying to make GPRS UP it is not able to do that. Can anybody shade some light on that. Regards, Niraj Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105119
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    - How good is TFAT file system Is TFAT optimized for flash devices like jffs2 file system in linux? regards Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105115
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    - I still can't see my internal flash Hello I'm desperate, please help. I have my own FMD, all functions tested, everything without any error. And I still can't see it in my OS. I don't know, what to try. And second point, I found out, that the OS tries to write to first block many times at the begining (probably it's writing FAT). But in SG NOR flash it's not possible to write data at one address more times without erasing the block. And after erasing it, system will loose data writen before. Probably bad file system. So which one I should use? If anybody will have any idea, please give it to me. Here is my registry settings: IF BSP_SGFLASH_FMD [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\SGFlash] "Dll"="tse_fmd.dll" "Order"=dword:0 "Prefix"="DSK" "Ioctl"=dword:4 "Profile"="SGFlash" "IClass"="{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}" "MemBase"=dword:A2000000 "MemLen"=dword:02000000 ; Override names in default profile [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\SGFlash] "Name"="MSFLASH for SGFlash" "Folder"="Internal Flash" "AutoMount"=dword:1 "AutoPart"=dword:1 ; here I tried to set 0 a as well "AutoFormat"=dword:1 ; here I tried to set 0 as well ;[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\SGFlash] ; "DriverPath"="Drivers\\BuiltIn\\SGFlash" ; "Dll"="tse_fmd.dll" ; "LoadFlags"=dword:2 ; "Order"=dword:0 ; "BootPhase"=dword:2 ; "mount"="Flash" ; Support XIP in IMGFS [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\MSFlash\IMGFS] "XIP"=dword:1 "MountAsRoot"=dword:0 "MountAsBootable"=dword:0 "MountPermanent"=dword:1 ENDIF Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105113
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    - CE6.0, how to reset system variable? Dear all, In CEC file of CE5.0, I can use Variable( "BSP_NOSERIAL", ) to set BSP_NOSERIAL is 0, because CEPC.bat has set BSP_NOSERIAL=1, so my cec file can set BSP_NOSERIAL=0 again, In CE6.0, how to carry this point same as CE5.0? BTW, in CE6.0, how to set variable is 0 in pbcxml? thanks! Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105112
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    - Problem performing CETK with SERIAL DRIVER Hi All, I have worked on Serial Driver(OMAP board+WINCE600) and its working fine. I can throw the characters on to the Hyper Terminal as well as when I am writing something on to the Hyper I am getting that recieved in my driver. Now I want to do a CETK for this. When I am doing CETK I found out an Exclaimation yellow mark for the Serial Port . Can any body tell me Why is this when my serial driver is working perfectly? And what does this Exclaimation mark exactly tells us. Thanks Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105102
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    - source code of WINCE6.0 Does MS release all of the source code of WINCE6.0? I want to see the source code of waveapi, but nothing is found. Is the source code of the OS kernel still private? Tag: Wince 6.0 Installation Tag: 105097

Hi,

I tried to install the windows CE 6.0 after downloading the setup.exe and
running it. But looks like setup.exe connects to MS and does a online
download installation of the rest of the windows CE 6.0 platform builder and
the OS package.

Is there any way / procedure to download all the required packages needed by
setup.exe and do a local installation...??

Thanks

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Re: Wince 6.0 Installation by maroi

maroi
Thu Sep 27 04:22:43 CDT 2007

On 27 Sep., 10:34, ShivaP <Shi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to install the windows CE 6.0 after downloading the setup.exe and
> running it. But looks like setup.exe connects to MS and does a online
> download installation of the rest of the windows CE 6.0 platform builder and
> the OS package.
>
> Is there any way / procedure to download all the required packages needed by
> setup.exe and do a local installation...??
>
> Thanks

Hi ShivaP

I don't know if theres a download available, but you could order a
evaluation DVD from a microsoft distributor!

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