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    - Shadowing Windows folder (help Steve M!!) Hello, In a post by Steve Maillet he wrote the following: >>> 1) All files listed on the BIB files are in the ROM file system (and thus always read only) 2) dlls and exes listed in the bib file MODULES section are linked and located for execute in place and cannot be copied because they are no longer actual files in the exe file format. 3) the root of the file system can be either the ram filesytem (if battery backed ram is available) or can be an external file system such as a Compact Flash card or hard drive. 4) you can place a file into the \windows folder and it will be placed into the root file system (RAM or external device) and override any file with the same name in the ROM FS. You can use that to provide updates to any individual file. Deleting the updated file reverts to the one in ROM 5) it is possible to use the binfs support provided in Windows CE to split up the os image into different regions. (e.g one section of ROM for all the MS stuff and another for all of your custom stuff) You can then update only the region required. <<< I've managed to persist any changed registry settings to my hard disk so that they are not lost upon hard resets. Now i'm trying to mount my external file system (i.e. my Disk On Module) as the root as well as Shadowing the Windows directory. This would allow me to update applications (i.e. the associated files) which i built into the OS image without having to re-build the image all over again (this would be implementing Steve's point 4 above). Below are my registry settings: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars] "SYSTEMHIVE"="Documents and Settings\\system.hv" "PROFILEDIR"="Documents and Settings" "Start DevMgr"=dword:1 ; 1 will use HD for persistent registry.... "RegistryFlags"=dword:1 ; Aggressive registry flushing. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\HDProfile] "MountFlags"=dword:E ; Ready to accept the hive.... ; Set this file system as root ; To force this root fs to shadow Windows directory I then copied a file over to my \Windows directory and restarted the device. I browse to the \Windows folder only to discover the file isn't there - shadowing did not take place. Are my registry settings correct? The MountFlags value was obtained by OR'ing 2 (to specify this is where the registry goes), 4 (to set the FS as the root), and 8 (to enable shadowing of the windows directory). I then tried to add the following registry settings but still no luck: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\HDProfile\FATFS] "MountFlags"=dword:E Can anyone bring any light into this? Steve? Thanks. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59888
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    - Checking remote bluetooth device status? Hi there, I am wondering if there is any method to check for the status of a particular remote bluetooth device programmatically? I need something similar to "BthGetHardwareStatus" but is for checking the status of the remote bluetooth device. It is because I wish to write a simple program to always establish connection to a specific bluetooth device without going through the inquiry process. But before establish the connection, I need the program to check out the status of that bluetooth device first. Thanks... Best Regards, Chen Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59885
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    - WinCE Debug stopped with "NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed" Environment: pxa271/WinCE.net 4.20 (EVA)/BSP_PPC_2003_NBMMNS2BVS_V3_00_033 Question: When we debug on hw after nk.bin downloaded, an error comes out as the following log. We could not figure out what is wrong. Your help would be graceful appreciated. ======================== 0 PID:0 TID:0 XSCDBG:Trace initialized: CFG:97671c44 Buffer: 976705e8, 14f0 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting Windows CE version 4.20 for (ARM) 0 PID:0 TID:0 &pTOC = 96cc1cfc, pTOC = 971fd0e4, pTOC->ulRamFree = 9768c000, MemForPT = 00000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! 0 PID:0 TID:0 Configuring: Primary pages: 3954, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 1977 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: 0 PID:0 TID:0 Memory Sections: 0 PID:0 TID:0 [0] : start: 9768d000, extension: 00001000, length: 00f72000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Sp=ffffc7cc 2 PID:0 TID:0 Windows CE KernelInit 4294767296 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 000b6000 4294767297 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 Scheduling the first thread. 4294767299 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: KernelInit2: pCurThread=985ff024 hCurThread=185ff262 hCurProc=185ff002, KernelInit = 96cdc70c 4294767300 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: Detecting VFP... 4294767301 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: VFP Not Found! 4294767302 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00016000 4294767304 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: >>> Loading module NK.EXE at address 0x96CB8000-0x96D6E000 (RW data at 0x97656000-0x976848E3) Kernel debugger connected (KDBG stream opened). Kernel Version 1169 loaded at 0x96cb8000, data relocated at 0x97656000 Debugger connection established (Target CPU is ARM). Loaded symbols for 'E:WINCE420PUBLICDEBUG_STEPBYSTEPRELDIRBVDMAIN-271DEBUGNK.EXE' Loaded symbols for 'E:WINCE420PUBLICDEBUG_STEPBYSTEPRELDIRBVDMAIN-271DEBUGKD.DLL' Finished re-loading kernel modules. Loaded symbols for 'E:WINCE420PUBLICDEBUG_STEPBYSTEPRELDIRBVDMAIN-271DEBUGCOREDLL.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'E:WINCE420PUBLICDEBUG_STEPBYSTEPRELDIRBVDMAIN-271DEBUGFILESYS.EXE' Loaded symbols for 'E:WINCE420PUBLICDEBUG_STEPBYSTEPRELDIRBVDMAIN-271DEBUGFSDMGR.DLL' 4294767308 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: first = 01f80000, last = 02000000, SharedDllBase = 03750000 4294767342 PID:185ff002 TID:185ff262 0x985ff024: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F30000-0x03FF9000 (RW data at 0x01FFF000-0x01FFFAB0) 4294767458 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: >>> Loading module filesys.exe at address 0x04010000-0x04088000 4294767466 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system 4294768205 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: >>> Loading module fsdmgr.dll at address 0x03DE0000-0x03DFC000 (RW data at 0x01FF1000-0x01FF1754) 4294768210 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: InitSharedHeap: 44000000 10000 c 4294768211 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: InitSharedHeap: return 44000050 4294768212 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:mckendricprivatewinceoscoreosnkkernelkmisc.c at line 3762 4294768218 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:mckendricprivatewinceoscoreosnkkernelkmisc.c at line 3769 4294768221 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: NK Kernel: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:mckendricprivatewinceoscoreosnkkernelkmisc.c at line 3771 4294768224 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: Data Abort: Thread=985e6000 Proc=9767ad78 'filesys.exe' 4294768224 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: AKY=00000003 PC=03f81384 RA=03f812fc BVA=04000000 FSR=00000007 4294768228 PID:985e623e TID:985ebfca 0x985e6000: Filesys faulted trying to initialize registry dirty, trying clean... Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59884
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    - avi parser error some avi files from internet can be played with CE 5.0.(with h/w mpeg4 decoder) but, if audio format is VBR, avi parser make errors like this.(it makes noisy audio ) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4294859409 PID:cd9d4802 TID:cd7c316a 0x8d877800: Invalidating Saved Bits in SetWindowPos 4294860443 PID:cd9d4802 TID:cd822fa6 0x8d877a54: Invalidating Saved Bits 4294861573 PID:cda87152 TID:ad00e802 "invalid audio but not signaling an error." At line 482 of E:\macallan\private\directx\dshow\filters\avi\avimsr\.\aviindex.cpp 4294861589 PID:cda87152 TID:ad00e802 "invalid audio but not signaling an error." At line 482 of E:\macallan\private\directx\dshow\filters\avi\avimsr\.\aviindex.cpp 4294861605 PID:cda87152 TID:ad00e802 "invalid audio but not signaling an error." At line 482 of E:\macallan\private\directx\dshow\filters\avi\avimsr\.\aviindex.cpp 4294861622 PID:cda87152 TID:ad00e802 "invalid audio but not signaling an error." At line 482 of E:\macallan\private\directx\dshow\filters\avi\avimsr\.\aviindex.cpp 4294861637 PID:cda87152 TID:ad00e802 "invalid audio but not signaling an error." At line 482 of E:\macallan\private\directx\dshow\filters\avi\avimsr\.\aviindex.cpp ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- is there anyone who can solve this problem? Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59878
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    - hive reg vs the pc card mmkay having some trouble here, i notice that all the posts i read on hive registry (especially those that use pccard) seem to get the device.exe comming up and going Pear after that. I can't even get device.exe to load. Looking through the boot.hv file it all looks "right", "Start DevMgr" is there. i'm using CE5 so heres the log and reginit, can anyone point me in a good direction? Binary Image should be loaded at 0x80001000 / Data relocated at 0x80d64000 Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\NK.EXE' Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\KD.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\OSAXST1.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\OSAXST0.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\HD.DLL' 0x83fde028: first = 01f50000, last = 02000000, SharedDllBase = 03320000 0x83fde028: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F20000-0x04000000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF125) Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\COREDLL.DLL' 0x83fde028: OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x10100b4 - device 0x0101 func 45 0x83fc1cd8: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F20000-0x04000000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF125) 0x83fc1cd8: >>> Loading module filesys.exe at address 0x04010000-0x040A4000 Loaded symbols for 'E:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\C100B\RELDIR\C100_MIPSII_DEBUG\FILESYS.EXE' 0x83fc1cd8: CertMod.dll not found, using old OEM Trust Model 0x83fc1cd8: FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system 0x83fc1cd8: FS: initializing ROM/RAM file system 0x83fc1cd8: SC_CreateAPIHandle: pvData == NULL 0x83fc1cd8: FS: Registering file system ROM, index 2, flags 0x00000031 0x83fc1cd8: FS: Mount complete (ROM, index 2, flags 0x00000031) 0x83fc1cd8: OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x101008c - device 0x0101 func 35 0x83fc1cd8: InitSharedHeap: 46000000 10000 c 0x83fc1cd8: InitSharedHeap: return 46000060 0x83fc1cd8: FSREG: Unable to read value "NoDefaultUser" under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars 0x83fc1cd8: FSREG: Logging in default user. 0x83fc1cd8: FSREG: Unable to read value "DefaultUser" under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars 0x83fc1cd8: SetCurrentUser: Logging out (nobody), logging in default 0x83fc1cd8: FS: Using default path "\profiles\" 0x83fc1cd8: BuildPath: profiles 0x83fc1cd8: BuildPath: profiles\default 0x83fc1cd8: SetCurrentUser: User hives not supported -- using same registry for all users 0x83fc1cd8: FS: Using default path "Windows\" 0x83fc1cd8: OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x10100d0 - device 0x0101 func 52 0x83fc1cd8: OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x10100f8 - device 0x0101 func 62 0x83fc1cd8: FS: Using default path "Windows\" 0x83fc1cd8: FSREG: Unable to read value "DBFlags" under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars 0x83fc1cd8: Initializing Database 0x83fc1cd8: DB:Validation: Name already exists DB_notify_events 0x83fc1cd8: DB:CeCreateDatabase failed 0x83fc1cd8: Filesystem initialized! 0x83fc1cd8: FILESYS: Waiting for kernel to be ready to launch apps 0x83fc1800: InitMUI: DISABLED (1) 0x83fc1cd8: FS: HKLM\System\Events not available, no signal events created. 0x83fc1cd8: FILESYS: Launching apps 0x83fc1cd8: ERROR: c:\macallan\private\winceos\coreos\filesys\main\fsmain.c line 4101: 0x83fc1cd8: Unable to locate init key for starting apps! 0x83fc1cd8: FILESYS: Done launching apps 0x83fc1cd8: This device has booted 1 times !!! and reginit: ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars] "SystemHive"="System.hv" "Start DevMgr"=dword:1 "NoDefaultUser"=dword:1 ; copied from common.reg--> ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_ATADISK [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\PCMCIA\ATADisk] "Dll"="ATADISK.DLL" "Prefix"="DSK" "Ioctl"=dword:4 "Profile"="PCMCIA" "Flags"=dword:1000 ; Indicate we are a power manageable interface and a storage driver "IClass"=multi_sz:"{8DD679CE-8AB4-43c8-A14A-EA4963FAA715}","{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}" ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_ATADISK [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\PCMCIA\Detect\50] "Dll"="ATADISK.DLL" "Entry"="DetectATADisk" "Flags"=dword:1000 ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF CE_MODULES_ATADISK ; <-- end copy ; --> Entering E:\WINCE500\platform\C100\src\drivers\pccard\pcc_au1.reg [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\PCC_AU10] "Dll"="pcc_au1.dll" "Order"=dword:2 "Flags"=dword:1000 <--SNIP : just some driver rego entries here --> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\PCCARD] "Dll"="pcc_serv.dll" "Order"=dword:0 "Flags"=dword:8 "IClass"=multi_sz:"{F6D3DC51-CC71-4916-B3FB-030A85BA0044}=%b","{6F40791D-300E-44E4-BC38-E0E63CA8375C}=%b" ; <-- Leaving E:\WINCE500\public\common\oak\drivers\pccard\mdd\pcc_serv.reg [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\PCCARD] "Flags"=dword:1008 ; Don't wait for gwes! [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\PCMCIA] "NoBatteryCheck"=dword:1 ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_PCCARD [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\PCMCIA] "Name"="PCMCIA/Compact Flash Device" "Folder"="Storage Card" "MountFlags"=dword:2;indicates that file system contains the registry ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF CE_MODULES_PCCARD [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\PCCARD\PCMCIA\TEMPLATE\PCMCIA] "Dll"="pcmcia.dll" "NoConfig"=dword:1 "Flags"=dword:1000 "IClass"=multi_sz:"{6BEAB08A-8914-42fd-B33F-61968B9AAB32}=PCMCIA Card Services" ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION riki main(){printf("%d != %d, why?", sizeof('"')["'"], ,(sizeof('"'))["]\"\0["]);} ThemeChanger for Smartphone : http://homepages.inspire.net.nz/~gambit/ Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59876
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    - increase size of bootloader Hi, Is there a limit in CE when building a bootloader image? Currently I have a 128K setting and I want to increase it to 256K. If the compiled code is over 128K, I will not get a .nb0 file and my .bin file size is 0. If the compiled code is under 128K, then my .nb0 will be 256K(because of the ROMSIZE statement is set to 40000). I don't believe there is a limit, but what could be wrong. Below is the loader.bib setting(for both): I'm using 4.2 MEMORY ; Name Start Size Type ; ------ -------- -------- ---- ;swc:256K++ ; LOADER C0000000 00040000 RAMIMAGE ; RAM C0080000 00050000 RAM ; DRV_GLB C0040000 00001000 RESERVED ; LDR_DNLD C0060000 00020000 RESERVED ; LCD_MEM C00D0000 00028000 RESERVED ;swc:256k-- ;swc:128K++ LOADER C0000000 00020000 RAMIMAGE RAM C0080000 00080000 RAM DRV_GLB C0020000 00001000 RESERVED LCD_MEM C0021000 00028000 RESERVED LDR_DNLD C0060000 00020000 RESERVED ;swc:128k-- CONFIG COMPRESSION = OFF KERNELFIXUPS = ON PROFILE = OFF ROMFLAGS = 0 ROMOFFSET = 00060000 ROMSTART = C0000000 ROMSIZE = 00020000 ;256k ROMSIZE = 00040000 ROMWIDTH = 32 OUTPUT = $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\loader\release\ Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59872
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    - CF memory card in pcmcia adapter ? Hello all, I am developing a geode platform with version 5.00 and I have a problem with recognizing CF memory cards in PCMCIA adapters. The platform has a dedicated CF card slot which works fine with the CF Memory cards however their is also a pcmcia slot which seems to work fine with the Cisco Aironet 350 but when I use the CF Memory cards with a pcmcia adapter the cf memory cards can not be instantiated. I have tried just using the pcmcia slot with nothing in the cf slot however the results are the same. I have included a small dump hopefully highlighting the problem. Any help would be appreciated. Regards... P. Loaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\ATADISK.DLL' 4294780007 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::SendExecuteDeviceDiagnostic> Device 0 passed, Device 1 passed or not present 4294780008 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::SendExecuteDeviceDiagnostic> ATA device 4294780009 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpIdentify> ... 4294780009 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 8a 84 d2 3 0 0 10 0 0 42 10 2 20 0 7 0 .........B.. ... 4294780011 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 a4 0 0 54 53 42 43 32 35 36 4d 30 34 34 32 ....TSBC256M0442 4294780012 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 30 43 38 30 31 30 32 43 1 0 4 0 4 0 2e 33 0C80102C.......3 4294780013 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 30 31 20 20 20 20 4f 54 48 53 42 49 20 41 48 54 01 OTHSBI AHT 4294780014 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 43 4e 32 46 36 35 4d 4d 20 41 20 20 20 20 20 20 CN2F65MM A 4294780015 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 1 0 .. 4294780016 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 d2 3 10 0 ................ 4294780017 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 20 0 0 a4 7 0 1 1 0 a4 7 0 0 0 0 0 ............... 4294780018 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780019 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780020 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780021 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780022 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780023 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780024 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780025 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780026 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780027 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780028 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780029 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780030 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780031 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780032 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780032 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780034 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780034 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780035 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780036 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780037 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780038 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780039 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780040 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294780040 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: non-magnetic media 4294780041 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: disk transfer rate > 10Mbs 4294780041 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: removeable cartridge drive 4294780042 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: not MFM encoded 4294780042 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: hard sectored 4294780043 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: number of cylinders : 978 4294780043 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: number of heads : 16 4294780044 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: unformatted bytes per track : 16896 4294780044 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: unformatted bytes per sector : 528 4294780045 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: sectors per track : 32 4294780045 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: buffer type : single port; no simultaneous transfers 4294780046 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: buffer size : 4 sectors 4294780046 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: read/write multiple : supported, 1 sectors/interrupt 4294780047 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: double word IO : not supported 4294780047 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: LBA mode : supported 4294780048 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DMA : not supported 4294780048 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: PIO cycle timing mode : 2 4294780048 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DMA cycle timing mode : 0 4294780049 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: current size fields valid : yes 4294780049 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: current number of cylinders : 978 4294780050 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: current number of heads : 16 4294780050 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: current number of sectors/track : 32 4294780055 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: current sector capacity : 500736 4294780056 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: sectors/interrupt with read/write multiple : 1 4294780056 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: multi sector setting : valid 4294780057 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: total user addressable sectors : 500736 4294780058 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: single word DMA modes supported : 0 4294780058 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: single word transfer mode active : 0 4294780058 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: multi word DMA modes supported : 0 4294780059 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: multi word transfer mode active : 0 4294780060 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpSupportedTransferModes> Supported transfer mode summary: 4294780061 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: PIO mode not supported 4294780062 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: multi word DMA mode not supported 4294780062 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: ultra DMA mode not supported 4294780063 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: look-ahead not supported 4294780064 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: write cache not supported 4294780066 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: S.M.A.R.T. feature set not supported 4294780066 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::Identify> Assuming direct-access device (hard disk drive) 4294780070 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::InitController> Device responded to identify 4294780071 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DSK_Init> Initialized PRIMARY MASTER on Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device0 4294780077 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device1 4294780079 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device1\BusPrefix) returned 2 4294780083 PID:3b7331e TID:63b6594a 0x83b73b34: [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD DSK1: 4294780104 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: >>> Loading module mspart.dll at address 0x03C80000-0x03C89000 (RW data at 0x01FD0000-0x01FD04B4) Loaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\MSPART.DLL' 4294780253 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH 4294780258 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\08 4294780258 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Hnd = 000584A0 4294780259 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Name = DSK2: 4294780259 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device1 4294780260 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device1 4294780261 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Port = 00056190 4294780262 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: TransferMode = 000000FF 4294780263 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DeviceId = 00000001 4294780263 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: LookAhead = 00000001 4294780264 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: WriteCache = 00000001 4294780265 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 4294780265 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 4294780266 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DMA = 00000001 4294780267 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: InterruptDriven = 00000001 4294780267 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Dll = atapi.dll 4294780268 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Prefix = DSK 4294780269 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: IClass : 4294780269 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294780271 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(2) 4294780271 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is not present; Error register(0x0) 4294780272 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::InitController> Device did not respond to identify 4294780272 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::Init> Failed to initialize device 4294780273 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(1) 4294780274 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x000584a0 4294780275 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 2, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 4294780276 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: DLL_PROCESS_DETACH 4294780276 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: <<< Unloading module atadisk.dll at address 0x03D00000-0x03D0E000 (RW data at 0x01FD9000-0x01FD9670) Unloaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\ATADISK.DLL' 4294780298 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\PCMCIA\TDK_TC_H-15E7\BusPrefix) returned 2 4294780307 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device2 4294780308 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device2\BusPrefix) returned 2 4294780319 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: >>> Loading module atadisk.dll at address 0x03D00000-0x03D0E000 (RW data at 0x01FD9000-0x01FD9670) Loaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\ATADISK.DLL' 4294780344 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=83A37378 4294780344 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: Driver mspart.dll loaded 4294780347 PID:3b7331e TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer [first use] 4294780352 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: Opened the store hStore=0009FC60 4294780354 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: NumSec=500736 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=512 BiggestCreatable=512 4294780355 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: Partition TOSHIBA256M NumSectors=500192 4294780355 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: MSPART!PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=0009FC60, PartName=TOSHIBA256M 4294780370 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: >>> Loading module fatfsd.dll at address 0x03EA0000-0x03EC1000 (RW data at 0x01FF2000-0x01FF263C) Loaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\FATFSD.DLL' 4294780533 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH 4294780536 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: DSK_Init 4294780538 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: Attempting to register with PCMCIA.DLL 4294780541 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmciaWindows::CardMapWindowPhysical:RsourceRequest(abcd0001,81f0,8 )fail!!! 4294780541 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: CardMapWindow(pATAReg) failed 17 4294780542 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmciaWindows::CardMapWindowPhysical:RsourceRequest(abcd0001,8170,8 )fail!!! 4294780542 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: CardMapWindow(pATAReg) failed 17 4294780543 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmciaWindows::CardMapWindowPhysical:RsourceRequest(abcd0001,81f0,8 )fail!!! 4294780543 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: CardMapWindow(pATAReg) failed 17 4294780544 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmciaWindows::CardMapWindowPhysical:RsourceRequest(abcd0001,8170,8 )fail!!! 4294780545 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: CardMapWindow(pATAReg) failed 17 4294780545 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmcia::PcmciaCardMapWindow() : ! IO Space 4294780546 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: pATAReg = 0x3c0000 4294780547 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: -CResourceMgr::AllocateResource(dwLen = 0x1000, dwAlign = 0x1000) return Fails!!! 4294780547 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmciaWindows::CardMapWindowPhysical:PDCardSetWindow!!! 4294780548 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: CardMapWindow(pATARegAlt) failed 17 4294780549 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmcia::PcmciaCardMapWindow() : ! IO Space 4294780550 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: pATAReg = 0x3c0000 4294780550 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: -CResourceMgr::AllocateResource(dwLen = 0x1000, dwAlign = 0x1000) return Fails!!! 4294780551 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: CPcmciaWindows::CardMapWindowPhysical:PDCardSetWindow!!! 4294780551 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: CardMapWindow(pATARegAlt) failed 17 4294780552 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: Unable to find adequate configuration! 4294780553 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: ATAConfig failed 3 4294780557 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\10 4294780557 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Hnd = 000588F0 4294780558 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Name = DSK3: 4294780558 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device2 4294780560 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device2 4294780560 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Port = 00056200 4294780561 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DeviceId = 00000000 4294780562 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: TransferMode = 000000FF 4294780562 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: LookAhead = 00000001 4294780563 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: WriteCache = 00000001 4294780563 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 4294780564 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 4294780564 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DMA = 00000001 4294780565 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: InterruptDriven = 00000001 4294780566 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Dll = atapi.dll 4294780566 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Prefix = DSK 4294780567 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: IClass : 4294780568 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294780569 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(2) 4294780569 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::ConfigPort> Failed to initialize interrupt(SysIntr(31)) for device(0) 4294780570 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::Init> Failed to configure port; device(0) 4294780570 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(1) 4294780572 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x000588f0 4294780573 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 3, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 4294780575 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device3 4294780576 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device3\BusPrefix) returned 2 4294780581 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\11 4294780581 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Hnd = 00058D60 4294780584 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Name = DSK3: 4294780584 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device3 4294780586 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\GeodeIDE1\Device3 4294780586 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Port = 00056200 4294780587 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DeviceId = 00000001 4294780588 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: TransferMode = 000000FF 4294780589 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: LookAhead = 00000001 4294780590 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: WriteCache = 00000001 4294780590 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 4294780591 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 4294780592 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DMA = 00000001 4294780593 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: InterruptDriven = 00000001 4294780601 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Dll = atapi.dll 4294780601 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Prefix = DSK 4294780602 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: IClass : 4294780602 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294780603 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(2) 4294780604 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is not present; Error register(0xff) 4294780605 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::InitController> Device did not respond to identify 4294780605 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CDisk::Init> Failed to initialize device 4294780606 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::~CPCIDisk> device count(1) 4294780607 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x00058d60 4294780607 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 3, dll atapi.dll, context 0x802d030 4294780617 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\KITL\DllName) returned 2 4294780617 PID:3b7331e TID:3b7e67a 0x83ba88e4: DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: can't find all required activation values in 'Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\KITL' 4294780622 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FSD_MountDisk: mounting volumes for hDsk=000A1DD0 4294780626 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!MountDisk: BPB_HiddenSectors(32) != 0 4294780630 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: access time updates disabled 4294780630 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: event logging enabled 4294780631 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: automatic scanning disabled 4294780631 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: write verify disabled 4294780631 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: extra FAT on format disabled 4294780632 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: force write through enabled 4294780634 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: Codepage = 1 4294780637 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!OpenVolume: Number of path cache entries = 50 4294780643 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!InitVolume: driver disagrees with BPB (BPB CHS=976:16:32) 4294780662 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: >>> Loading module diskcache.dll at address 0x03E90000-0x03E96000 (RW data at 0x01FF0000-0x01FF04EC) Loaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\DISKCACHE.DLL' 4294780680 PID:3b7331e TID:63b6594a 0x83b73b34: [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD IDE1: 4294780688 PID:83ba5c1a TID:83ba5bea 0x83ba5a3c: FILESYS: SignalStarted loop = 2 4294780688 PID:83ba5c1a TID:83ba5bea 0x83ba5a3c: FILESYS: Launching gwes.exe 4294780725 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F50000-0x03FF2000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF765) 4294780742 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: >>> Loading module gwes.exe at address 0x0A010000-0x0A12B000 Loaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\GWES.EXE' 4294780799 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: InitSharedHeap: 42100000 0 c 4294780799 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: InitSharedHeap: return 42100060 4294780801 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: >>> Loading module ceddk.dll at address 0x03C70000-0x03C77000 (RW data at 0x01FCE000-0x01FCE0CC) 4294780818 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: Ceddk!CalibrateStallCounter: Enter 4294780820 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: Ceddk!CalibrateStallCounter: Stall counter loaded from registry(15) 4294780822 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: DEVICE!LaunchDevice: Init() failed for device 0x000585a0 4294780823 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: DEVICE!I_ActivateDeviceEx: couldn't activate: prefix DSK, index 2, dll ATADISK.DLL, context 0x838eed0 4294780823 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: ATADISK: DLL_PROCESS_DETACH 4294780824 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: <<< Unloading module atadisk.dll at address 0x03D00000-0x03D0E000 (RW data at 0x01FD9000-0x01FD9670) Unloaded symbols for 'D:\WINCE.5\PBWORKSPACES\1084\RELDIR\GEODE_X86_DEBUG\ATADISK.DLL' 4294780841 PID:3b7331e TID:e3a7da72 0x83a43d48: PCMCIA:LoadPCCardDriver: ActivateDeviceEx('Drivers\PCMCIA\TDK_TC_H-15E7') failed 110 4294780969 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: CreateCache: Successful. Cache Size: 122 KB, Start: 1, End: 490. 4294780970 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: CreateCache: Successful. Cache Size: 245 KB, Start: 491, End: 500191. 4294780970 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!InitVolume: FAT version: 16 4294780971 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FATFS!InitVolume: Cluster Size (Sectors): 8 4294780976 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FS: Registering file system Hard Disk, index 7, flags 0x00000000 4294780978 PID:83ba5c1a TID:63b8dcca 0x83ba5800: FS: Mount complete (Hard Disk, index 7, flags 0x00000000) 4294781035 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: System Default HKL value set to 00000409 4294781059 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: Grow Gdi handle table from 0 to 64 4294781063 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: LogFontFromRegistry(SYSTEM\GDI\SysFnt), lfHeight = -12 4294781181 PID:83b7ef8a TID:83a37fbe 0x83a14000: >>> Loading module ddi_rgx.dll at address 0x02240000-0x022BA000 (RW data at 0x01E6A000-0x01E7DED8) Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59855
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    - VS .NET 2003 incompatibility with WinCE 5.0 Hello, I have made a Smart Device Application written in C# in Visual Studio .NET 2003 which runs on a MIPSII device running Windows CE 5.0. My device build includes the 2 modules ".NET Compact Framework 1.0" and " Smart Device Authentication Utility". I use the Smart Device Authenticaiton Utility to connect the target to VS because I do not have Active Sync support. When I start debugging from VS, it tries to install "System_SR_enu.cab" file and I get the following message box pop up on the device: "Unsupported System Version" "The program is not compatible with the current operating sytem and, therefore, may not run on this device. Do you want to continue the installation?" Yes/No If I select "Yes" debugging is working fine. How do I get rid of this System_SR_enu.cab incompatibility? Thanks, Hans Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59854
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    - Video codec cinepak Hi all, Under WINCE401 , I choosed this codec for a professional application because it was the best for the quality of the AVIs , frame positionning control , immediate start at program commands. Mpeg,WMV were much less performing. Now, I'm evaluating WINC500 which has many improvments in regard to 4.1 version and I started to migrate my application to the new platform .There is no problem except for these animations - mpeg are still of bad quality. IS THERE A WAY TO MIGRATE CINEPAK CODEC TO WINCE500 ? Many thanks Jean-CLaude Van der Wielen R&D Eng SPLIN SA Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59853
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    - MSN Messenger COM controls in Windwos CE4.2 Hi, I need to access the MSN messenger functionality on CE4.2 without using the sample UI graphics or interface (due to reduced screen size and keyboard) I see on Desktop XP you would normally use the IID_IMsgrObject com object to control MSN functionality. This doesn't seem available in CE (its all encapsulted in msmsgs.exe). I found that you can access the IID_IMsgrSP via the CLSID_RTCIMService but this seems to fail to log on to the messenging services. Is there something i'm missing, am i going about this the wrong way? Any help appreciated ! Thanks -- -Graeme Wintle Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59852
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    - hai luca First of all,thank u.. Then i have another doubt if i given proper registry entries,it will load my driver properly,but how can i communicate with the device WRITE_PORT_UCHAR .....can i use these kinds of api's.Is there any chance of error in general while communicating.... Thanking u Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59851
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    - How can we retrieve pci address hai, i have to write a driver for a pci device ,using pci_common_config structure ,i cancheck whether device is present or not.In order to get base address ,what should i do?How can i communicate with the device... Since i am beginner i feel that noone neglects my post,experts pls help me Thanking You Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59849
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    - Sandgate developing device can't boot up with SD inserted,why? Hi, I am developing on a Sandgate target device. I find that when I insert the SD and then boot up the device, it will fail. But if I insert the SD card after system up,the SD works well. Did anyone find this problem? Thanks. Fred Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59848
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    - Can get CF tuple correctly after suspend/resume Hi all, I use PB 4.2 to develop PCMCIA driver for CF Storage Card. I can get the CF storage card PnpID correct before i do suspend/resume. But when i do suspend/resume , i find the CardService cannot get the tuple and find the PnpID.(UNKNOWN_MANUFACTUER) Have anyone see this problem? Thanks a lot. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59847
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    - Security on Windows CE.NET Hi All, I have had trouble resolving this issue by studying the documentation and experimenting. Ideally, with regards to a windows CE.NET (V4.2) based device we would like to provide password based security for Web access, telnet access, etc. This password and user information should only reside on the device. I know that there are registry settings related UserList for the web server. The device is stand-alone, and may or may not be part of a domain. So, how do I secure the http site on one of these boxes so that a user is authenicated before using the web interface. This is the sort of functionality provided on cable and ADSL routers/modems. Thanks in advance Brian Price Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59843
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    - SMTP Support Hi all, Our product is a headless Windows CE.NET V4.2. We would like to add SMTP support so that our applications can send e-mails. Will the SMTP module work on a headless device? Does it require other modules to work? Is there a reference for any registry settings that it requires? Thanks in advance Brian brianprice_AT_appliedcs_DOT_com_DOT_au Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59842
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    - Unclear in Macros hai, recently i came to know that macros are 2 types 1) starting with single underscore 2) starting with double underscore and starting & ending with double underscore eg: #ifdef _CEDDK_ #define _CEDDK_ #endif #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif similary __FILE__ is there in c compilers.. can u pls explain what is the difference between these double and single underscores,with the above examples.... Experts pls help me Thanking You Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59840
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    - Windows CE 5.0 - Cannot access hard disk on my CEPC image I'm trying to access an IDE hard drive from my CEPC OS image. I started by following the instructions here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcehardware5/html/wce50howHowtoConfigureaHardDiskDriveonaCEPC.asp but when I boot my image and run the Storage Manager Control Panel Applet, I don't see my hard drive in the list. I can't dismount or format. No ATAPI errors show up on the serial console port. In fact, I don't see any errors. I'm pretty sure I've got the hard drive hooked up to my hardware properly - I can see the hard drive in BIOS, and I'm using the BIOSLOADER to boot off the hard drive (the nk.bin image is actually on the HD). My HD is setup with two partitions - a FAT16 partition that's 100 MB in size, and a FAT32 partition that's 30 GB in size. It's a standard IDE WD 40 GB HD. When I boot off the setup.144 floppy, I can get a directory listing of the drive. When I look at my workspace to double check that I've included everything I need, I see the following: Under the File Systems and Data Store folder: Storage Manager -- FAT File System -- Storage Manager Control Panel Applet among other things Under device drivers I see: Storage Devices -- ATAPI PCI/IDE Storage Block Driver -- Promise Controller ATAPI driver So at this point I don't know how to debug this. Where do I go to get more clues? Can I set a breakpoint in the ATAPI PCI/IDE Block driver? I've searched Google groups and this group but didn't find any additional ideas, maybe I didn't pick the right keywords. Anyway, I'd appreciate any debugging tips anyone might have. Thanks in advance. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59839
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    - Trying to port a PCMCIA driver from a BSP4.1 to CE5 Is there any good tutorial/help/guidline for porting a PCMCIA driver from 4.1 to 5.0? Chris eMVP Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59838
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    - [Q]: WMADMOD Hi all, I came across this exception while playing .WMV file under Internet appliance config WinCE 4.2. First-chance exception in WMADMOD.DLL [0xC0000005: Access Violation] d:\codecdsp\multimedia\dmd\codecdsp\scrunch\wmaudio\integer\common\fft.c 0x876b9400: Exception 002 Thread=876b9400 Proc=07cc934a 0x876b9400: AKY=00000081 PC=01beb5c0 RA=01beb040 BVA=0014f2e0 0x876b9400: Process 'ceplayer.exe' Can anybody explain this ? regards Ryan Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59837
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    - [Q]: SW mixer Hi all, does anyone know what does debug message below say ? CSwMixer::MixerLoop - runaway preroll loop regards Ryan Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59835
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    - Another newbie question I would like to write a diagnostic tool to test DMA transfer from a memory mapped device. All I want to do is , 1. set up DMA transfer by setting some registers related to DMA. 2. Then write an ISR to detect the DMA operation completion (DMA completion is informed through interrutp in the processor I am using i,e. SH4). and 3. display the data in a window. Can I do all this from an application. In particular can I install ISR, IST from a exe? Any help is greatly appreciated. thanks in advance -Hemant a newbie in WinCE Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59822
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    - ASP on CE 4.2 ?'s Our company is thinking about developing an ASP web server on our embedded device. The first release of our embedded device included a simplistic ISAPI extension DLL written in C++. We have received some very positive initial feedback from customers, sales, and service reps. So we figured we would take the next step to support ASP. I have a few questions though -) Is this a good choice? Memory and speed is not an issue on our platform. -) What is the development env to use? Visual InterDev? If Visual InterDev, so how do you hook it in? -) Which script env is better supported (VBScript or JScript)? I have seen some reports with bugs in the JScript interpreter? -) Are there better tools in CE 5.0? We are currently using CE 4.2 -) Are there any COM issues? I come from the PC world and have had to deal with a lot of headaches with COM apartments, issues with WaitForMultipleObjects and MsgWaitForxxx, Marshalling, etc.. I realize that CE has simplified some of this. However, there are always hidden issues that you never find out until your are deep into coding and testing. -) Can we use .NET CompactFramework instead of ASP some how? I realize ASP.NET is not supported. -) Should we simply stay with ISAPI instead? Thanks Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59814
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    - WINCE 5.0 Installation Hi, I have downloaded WINCE 5.0 12o days evaluation version. I am trying to install the same, but during installation i am getting the following error message: ======================================= Error 1606. Could not access network location http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/8/0/08000 f6b-974b-4384-90d0-26440d9ecbcf/Data1.cab ======================================= Please help me to solve this problem. Regards Hussain Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59804
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    - Log file for same 4 PB error in cepc SYSGEN_AYGSHELL=1 SYSGEN_BATTERY=1 SYSGEN_BTH=1 SYSGEN_BTH_HEADSET_AG=1 SYSGEN_CERTS=1 SYSGEN_CONNMC=1 SYSGEN_CORELOC=1 SYSGEN_CPP_SEH=1 SYSGEN_CRYPTO=1 SYSGEN_CURSOR=1 SYSGEN_EAP=1 SYSGEN_ETHERNET=1 SYSGEN_ETH_80211=1 SYSGEN_ETH_CISCO=1 SYSGEN_FONTS_COUR_1_30=1 SYSGEN_FONTS_TAHOMA_1_07=1 SYSGEN_FSRAMROM=1 SYSGEN_FSREGRAM=1 SYSGEN_FSREPLBIT=1 SYSGEN_HELP=1 SYSGEN_IE_JSCRIPT=1 SYSGEN_INETCPL=1 SYSGEN_IRDA=1 SYSGEN_JSCRIPT=1 SYSGEN_MENU_OVERLAP=1 SYSGEN_MLANG=1 SYSGEN_MODEM=1 SYSGEN_MSIM=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_CLIENT=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_INBOX=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_SERVER=1 SYSGEN_PIE=1 SYSGEN_PM=1 SYSGEN_PPP=1 SYSGEN_PPTP=1 SYSGEN_QVGAP=1 SYSGEN_REDIR=1 SYSGEN_RTTI=1 SYSGEN_SERVICES=1 SYSGEN_SHDOCVW=1 SYSGEN_SHELL=1 SYSGEN_SOFTKB=1 SYSGEN_STANDARDSHELL=1 SYSGEN_STDIO=1 SYSGEN_STDIOA=1 SYSGEN_STOREMGR=1 SYSGEN_TAPI=1 SYSGEN_TCPIP6=1 SYSGEN_TOOLHELP=1 SYSGEN_TOUCH=1 SYSGEN_URLMON=1 SYSGEN_WCELOAD=1 SYSGEN_WEBVIEW=1 SYSGEN_WININET=1 . . CE_MODULES= nk filesys device pm coredll commdlg commctrl fonts rt_tests gwes cxport winsock ws2 ws2instl wspm nspm afd netui ndis tcpstk iphlpapi keybd pointer nled shell relfsd loaddbg ceddk display giisr 8042keyboard nopkeyboard mmtimer pci pcmci a pcmconv regenum serial csp battdrvr zlib toolhelp tcpip6 ipv6hlp ppp tapi asyncmac unimodem pptp autoras pcx500 irdastk ircomm wzcsvc wzcsapi zclog islp2nds eapol eap eapchap eaptls dhcp ethman rtl8139 smsc100fd dp83815 dc21x4 rndismini net2890 ne 2000 netmui vmini ndisuio termctrl rnaapp connmc ndispwr secur32 ntlmssp spnego schannel ssllsp rsaenh crypt32 msasn1 redir netbios fsdmgr waveapi audiodrv wavesamples enroll btd btdrt btloader btsvc btaudiogw bthuart bthamb bthsc bthcsr bthuniv wen dyser wcestreambt sio950 msim softkb COREDLL_COMPONENTS=coremain lmem thunks fmtmsg accel_c rectapi wmgr_c mgdi_c serdev full_crt devload crypthash rsa32 corestrw corestra shcore shortcut shexec shmisc fileopen fileinfo shellapis battery crt_rtti crt_cpp_seh coreloc messagedialogboxthu nk tapilib cryptapi mmwave mmsnd mmmix coresiow coresioa coresip coreimm FILESYS_COMPONENTS=fsheap fsmain fspass fsdbase msgqueue fsreg fsysram fsreplbit FATUTIL_COMPONENTS= DEVICE_COMPONENTS= devmain pmif PM_COMPONENTS= pm_mdd pm_battery pm_default_pdd GWE1_COMPONENTS=wmbase gweshare gwesmain immthunk msgque GSetWinLong CePtr foregnd uibase kbdui journal hotkey idle nled msgbeep notify notifpub audio GWE2_COMPONENTS=mgbase mgbitmap mgblt mgblt2 mgdc mgdibsec mgdraw mgrgn mgwinmgr mgpalnat mggradfillstub mgtt mgdrwtxt mgpal mgtci mgalias tchui calibrui mgdx GWE3_COMPONENTS=atom winmgr sbcmn nclient caret clipbd timer accel defwndproc gcache loadbmp loadimg syscolor menu cascade column menuscrl drawmbar mOverlap iconcmn icon MouseCursorOnly iconcurs mcursor mcursor8 mNoTapUI GWE4_COMPONENTS=dlgmgr dlgmnem gwectrl btnctl stcctl edctl msgbox msgbox_hpc dlgmgr_hpc menu_hpc EditControlOs startup oomui oom startui cmbctl cdlctl imgctl lbctl scbctl sbcmnview nclientview gcacheview btnctlview stcctlview cmbctlview lbctlview COMMCTRL_COMPONENTS=toolbar updown status propsheet listview treeview date tab progress trackbar capedit rebar cmdbar dsa tooltips fe COMMCTRL_SKIN=commctrlview IMAGING_COMPONENTS= img_png img_libpng img_pngdecoder img_bmp img_bmpdecoder img_gif img_gifdecoder img_liblzw img_jpeg img_jpegdecoder img_jpegfull img_jpegmem FONTS_COMPONENTS= tahoma_1_07 cour_1_30 DCOM_MODULES= uuid ole32 oleaut32 MSMQ_MODULES= SCRIPT_MODULES= jscript IE_MODULES= uuid inetcpl shdocvw shdoclc urlmon wininet shlwapi mlang uuid imaging SERVERS_MODULES= obexapi obexsrvr obexinbx services RDP_MODULES= CETSC_COMPONENTS= MSTSCAX_COMPONENTS= ATLCONMAN_COMPONENTS= SHELLSDK_MODULES= aygshell AYGSHELL_COMPONENTS= aygshcore aygshhpc aygshno aygqvga SHELL_MODULES= explorer qvgap shcore ceshell SHCORE_COMPONENTS= shcore path WCESHELLFE_MODULES= control ctlpnl cplmain htmlview peghelp browser iexplore webview msscript connpnl bthpnl AdvBacklight intlp stguip CPLMAIN_COMPONENTS= colorscheme comm network datetime keyboard password owner system display pointercmn mouse power remove dialing backlight certs sounds sip WCEAPPSFE_MODULES= PIM_MODULES= DIRECTX_MODULES= QUARTZ0_COMPONENTS= QUARTZ1_COMPONENTS= QUARTZ2_COMPONENTS= DXMASF_COMPONENTS= DDCORE_COMPONENTS= DATASYNC_MODULES= cefobj repllog rapisrv eventrst rra_stm systemcpl udp2tcp wceload unload SPEECH_MODULES= OLE32_COMPONENTS=mcombase mcommem mcomstr mcommon mcomlib ole232 docfile msf exp mcomstm VIEWERS_MODULES= SQLCE_MODULES= CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p dcom preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( dcom ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p netcf preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( netcf ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p ie preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( ie ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p script preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( script ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p servers preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( servers ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p rdp preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( rdp ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p shellsdk preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( shellsdk ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p shell preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( shell ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p wceshellfe preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( wceshellfe ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p wceappsfe preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( wceappsfe ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p viewers preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( viewers ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p directx preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( directx ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p datasync preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( datasync ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p SQLCE preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( SQLCE ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p speech preproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( speech ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen postproc (for COMMON) Starting sysgen phase for project ( common ) . . User selected the following SYSGEN variables SYSGEN_AS_BASE=1 SYSGEN_AS_FILE=1 SYSGEN_AUDIO=1 SYSGEN_AUTH=1 SYSGEN_AUTH_NTLM=1 SYSGEN_AUTH_SCHANNEL=1 SYSGEN_AUTORAS=1 SYSGEN_AYGSHELL=1 SYSGEN_BATTERY=1 SYSGEN_BTH=1 SYSGEN_BTH_HEADSET_AG=1 SYSGEN_CERTS=1 SYSGEN_CONNMC=1 SYSGEN_CORELOC=1 SYSGEN_CPP_SEH=1 SYSGEN_CRYPTO=1 SYSGEN_CURSOR=1 SYSGEN_EAP=1 SYSGEN_ETHERNET=1 SYSGEN_ETH_80211=1 SYSGEN_ETH_CISCO=1 SYSGEN_FONTS_COUR_1_30=1 SYSGEN_FONTS_TAHOMA_1_07=1 SYSGEN_FSRAMROM=1 SYSGEN_FSREGRAM=1 SYSGEN_FSREPLBIT=1 SYSGEN_HELP=1 SYSGEN_IE_JSCRIPT=1 SYSGEN_INETCPL=1 SYSGEN_IRDA=1 SYSGEN_JSCRIPT=1 SYSGEN_MENU_OVERLAP=1 SYSGEN_MLANG=1 SYSGEN_MODEM=1 SYSGEN_MSIM=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_CLIENT=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_INBOX=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_SERVER=1 SYSGEN_PIE=1 SYSGEN_PM=1 SYSGEN_PPP=1 SYSGEN_PPTP=1 SYSGEN_QVGAP=1 SYSGEN_REDIR=1 SYSGEN_RTTI=1 SYSGEN_SERVICES=1 SYSGEN_SHDOCVW=1 SYSGEN_SHELL=1 SYSGEN_SOFTKB=1 SYSGEN_STANDARDSHELL=1 SYSGEN_STDIO=1 SYSGEN_STDIOA=1 SYSGEN_STOREMGR=1 SYSGEN_TAPI=1 SYSGEN_TCPIP6=1 SYSGEN_TOOLHELP=1 SYSGEN_TOUCH=1 SYSGEN_URLMON=1 SYSGEN_WCELOAD=1 SYSGEN_WEBVIEW=1 SYSGEN_WININET=1 . . . . Sysgen of IABASE selecting the following components (after dependency check): SYSGEN_AS_BASE=1 SYSGEN_AS_FILE=1 SYSGEN_AUDIO=1 SYSGEN_AUTH=1 SYSGEN_AUTH_NTLM=1 SYSGEN_AUTH_SCHANNEL=1 SYSGEN_AUTORAS=1 SYSGEN_AYGSHELL=1 SYSGEN_BATTERY=1 SYSGEN_BTH=1 SYSGEN_BTH_HEADSET_AG=1 SYSGEN_CERTS=1 SYSGEN_CONNMC=1 SYSGEN_CORELOC=1 SYSGEN_CPP_SEH=1 SYSGEN_CRYPTO=1 SYSGEN_CURSOR=1 SYSGEN_EAP=1 SYSGEN_ETHERNET=1 SYSGEN_ETH_80211=1 SYSGEN_ETH_CISCO=1 SYSGEN_FONTS_COUR_1_30=1 SYSGEN_FONTS_TAHOMA_1_07=1 SYSGEN_FSRAMROM=1 SYSGEN_FSREGRAM=1 SYSGEN_FSREPLBIT=1 SYSGEN_HELP=1 SYSGEN_IE_JSCRIPT=1 SYSGEN_INETCPL=1 SYSGEN_IRDA=1 SYSGEN_JSCRIPT=1 SYSGEN_MENU_OVERLAP=1 SYSGEN_MLANG=1 SYSGEN_MODEM=1 SYSGEN_MSIM=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_CLIENT=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_INBOX=1 SYSGEN_OBEX_SERVER=1 SYSGEN_PIE=1 SYSGEN_PM=1 SYSGEN_PPP=1 SYSGEN_PPTP=1 SYSGEN_QVGAP=1 SYSGEN_REDIR=1 SYSGEN_RTTI=1 SYSGEN_SERVICES=1 SYSGEN_SHDOCVW=1 SYSGEN_SHELL=1 SYSGEN_SOFTKB=1 SYSGEN_STANDARDSHELL=1 SYSGEN_STDIO=1 SYSGEN_STDIOA=1 SYSGEN_STOREMGR=1 SYSGEN_TAPI=1 SYSGEN_TCPIP6=1 SYSGEN_TOOLHELP=1 SYSGEN_TOUCH=1 SYSGEN_URLMON=1 SYSGEN_WCELOAD=1 SYSGEN_WEBVIEW=1 SYSGEN_WININET=1 . . CE_MODULES= nk filesys device pm coredll commdlg commctrl fonts rt_tests gwes cxport winsock ws2 ws2instl wspm nspm afd netui ndis tcpstk iphlpapi keybd pointer nled shell relfsd loaddbg ceddk display giisr 8042keyboard nopkeyboard mmtimer pci pcmci a pcmconv regenum serial csp battdrvr zlib toolhelp tcpip6 ipv6hlp ppp tapi asyncmac unimodem pptp autoras pcx500 irdastk ircomm wzcsvc wzcsapi zclog islp2nds eapol eap eapchap eaptls dhcp ethman rtl8139 smsc100fd dp83815 dc21x4 rndismini net2890 ne 2000 netmui vmini ndisuio termctrl rnaapp connmc ndispwr secur32 ntlmssp spnego schannel ssllsp rsaenh crypt32 msasn1 redir netbios fsdmgr waveapi audiodrv wavesamples enroll btd btdrt btloader btsvc btaudiogw bthuart bthamb bthsc bthcsr bthuniv wen dyser wcestreambt sio950 msim softkb COREDLL_COMPONENTS=coremain lmem thunks fmtmsg accel_c rectapi wmgr_c mgdi_c serdev full_crt devload crypthash rsa32 corestrw corestra shcore shortcut shexec shmisc fileopen fileinfo shellapis battery crt_rtti crt_cpp_seh coreloc messagedialogboxthu nk tapilib cryptapi mmwave mmsnd mmmix coresiow coresioa coresip coreimm FILESYS_COMPONENTS=fsheap fsmain fspass fsdbase msgqueue fsreg fsysram fsreplbit FATUTIL_COMPONENTS= DEVICE_COMPONENTS= devmain pmif PM_COMPONENTS= pm_mdd pm_battery pm_default_pdd GWE1_COMPONENTS=wmbase gweshare gwesmain immthunk msgque GSetWinLong CePtr foregnd uibase kbdui journal hotkey idle nled msgbeep notify notifpub audio GWE2_COMPONENTS=mgbase mgbitmap mgblt mgblt2 mgdc mgdibsec mgdraw mgrgn mgwinmgr mgpalnat mggradfillstub mgtt mgdrwtxt mgpal mgtci mgalias tchui calibrui mgdx GWE3_COMPONENTS=atom winmgr sbcmn nclient caret clipbd timer accel defwndproc gcache loadbmp loadimg syscolor menu cascade column menuscrl drawmbar mOverlap iconcmn icon MouseCursorOnly iconcurs mcursor mcursor8 mNoTapUI GWE4_COMPONENTS=dlgmgr dlgmnem gwectrl btnctl stcctl edctl msgbox msgbox_hpc dlgmgr_hpc menu_hpc EditControlOs startup oomui oom startui cmbctl cdlctl imgctl lbctl scbctl sbcmnview nclientview gcacheview btnctlview stcctlview cmbctlview lbctlview COMMCTRL_COMPONENTS=toolbar updown status propsheet listview treeview date tab progress trackbar capedit rebar cmdbar dsa tooltips fe COMMCTRL_SKIN=commctrlview IMAGING_COMPONENTS= img_png img_libpng img_pngdecoder img_bmp img_bmpdecoder img_gif img_gifdecoder img_liblzw img_jpeg img_jpegdecoder img_jpegfull img_jpegmem FONTS_COMPONENTS= tahoma_1_07 cour_1_30 DCOM_MODULES= uuid ole32 oleaut32 MSMQ_MODULES= SCRIPT_MODULES= jscript IE_MODULES= uuid inetcpl shdocvw shdoclc urlmon wininet shlwapi mlang uuid imaging SERVERS_MODULES= obexapi obexsrvr obexinbx services RDP_MODULES= CETSC_COMPONENTS= MSTSCAX_COMPONENTS= ATLCONMAN_COMPONENTS= SHELLSDK_MODULES= aygshell AYGSHELL_COMPONENTS= aygshcore aygshhpc aygshno aygqvga SHELL_MODULES= explorer qvgap shcore ceshell SHCORE_COMPONENTS= shcore path WCESHELLFE_MODULES= control ctlpnl cplmain htmlview peghelp browser iexplore webview msscript connpnl bthpnl AdvBacklight intlp stguip CPLMAIN_COMPONENTS= colorscheme comm network datetime keyboard password owner system display pointercmn mouse power remove dialing backlight certs sounds sip WCEAPPSFE_MODULES= PIM_MODULES= DIRECTX_MODULES= QUARTZ0_COMPONENTS= QUARTZ1_COMPONENTS= QUARTZ2_COMPONENTS= DXMASF_COMPONENTS= DDCORE_COMPONENTS= DATASYNC_MODULES= cefobj repllog rapisrv eventrst rra_stm systemcpl udp2tcp wceload unload SPEECH_MODULES= OLE32_COMPONENTS=mcombase mcommem mcomstr mcommon mcomlib ole232 docfile msf exp mcomstm VIEWERS_MODULES= SQLCE_MODULES= CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p dcom postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( dcom ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p netcf postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( netcf ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p ie postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( ie ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p script postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( script ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p servers postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( servers ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p rdp postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( rdp ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p shellsdk postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( shellsdk ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p shell postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( shell ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p wceshellfe postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( wceshellfe ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p wceappsfe postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( wceappsfe ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p viewers postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( viewers ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p directx postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( directx ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p datasync postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( datasync ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p SQLCE postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( SQLCE ) CEBUILD: Running sysgen -p speech postproc Starting sysgen phase for project ( speech ) Sysgening platform F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC Could Not Find F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC\*.bif CEBUILD: Building platform clean due to change of project CEBUILD: Building -c (F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC) BUILDING with __bldMP= BUILD: Checking for F:\WINCE420\sdk\bin\i386\srccheck.exe. BUILD: SrcCheck exit code: 0 (dec) srcgen F:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\CEPC MOBILECEPC F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\MOBILE~1\WINCE420\CEPC\cesysgen BUILD: Compile and Link for x86. BUILD: Loading F:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\CEPC\Build.dat... BUILD: Computing Include file dependencies: BUILD: Examining f:\wince420\platform\cepc directory tree for files to compile. f:\wince420\platform\cepc f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe\nleddrv f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe\nleddrv - 1 source files (150 lines) f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe\buildexe f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda - 12 source files (7,733 lines) f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot - 6 source files (2,127 lines) f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot - 3 source files (878 lines) f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal - 4 source files (2,551 lines) f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kern f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kern - 1 source files (67 lines) f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kernkitl f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kernkitlprof BUILD: Saving F:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\CEPC\Build.dat... Total of 27 source files (13,506 lines) to compile in 6 directories BUILD: Compiling f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe\nleddrv directory Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe\nleddrv\.\nleddrv.cpp for x86 Files: 27 BUILD: Compiling f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda directory Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\comm.c for x86 Files: 26 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\fcs.c for x86 Files: 25 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\nsc.c for x86 Files: 24 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\request.c for x86 Files: 23 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\resource.c for x86 Files: 22 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\settings.c for x86 Files: 21 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\convert.c for x86 Files: 20 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\init.c for x86 Files: 19 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\nscfir.c for x86 Files: 18 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\sync.c for x86 Files: 17 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\dongle.c for x86 Files: 16 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda\.\ndismlib.c for x86 Files: 15 BUILD: Compiling f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot directory Assembling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot\.\oeminit.asm for x86 Files: 14 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot\.\main.c for x86 Files: 13 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot\.\debug.c for x86 Files: 12 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot\.\pci.c for x86 Files: 11 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot\.\pciconfig.c for x86 Files: 10 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot\.\flash.c for x86 Files: 9 BUILD: Compiling f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot directory Assembling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot\.\oeminit.asm for x86 Files: 8 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot\.\main.c for x86 Files: 7 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot\.\debug.c for x86 Files: 6 BUILD: Compiling f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal directory Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal\.\oemioctl.c for x86 Files: 5 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal\.\halether.c for x86 Files: 4 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal\.\halkitl.c for x86 Files: 3 Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\hal\.\halserkitl.c for x86 Files: 2 BUILD: Compiling f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kern directory Compiling - f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kern\.\kitlstub.c for x86 Files: 1 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\gwe\buildexe directory Processing Unknown item(s)... Files: 0 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\eboot directory Files: 0 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\sboot directory Files: 0 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kern directory Files: 0 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kernkitl directory Files: 0 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\kernel\buildexe\kernkitlprof directory Files: 0 BUILD: Linking f:\wince420\platform\cepc\drivers\irmac\nscirda directory Files: 0 BUILD: Done 27 files compiled Build for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Dec 17 2002 13File names: Build.log Build.wrn Build.err Build.dat Build.con Master db name is: F:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\CEPC\Build.dat Master db name is: F:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\CEPC\Build.dat Sysgening platform F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC Performing Additional Build Actions... Copying platform header files... BUILDREL: Using xcopy command BUILDREL: cleaning up F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2 BUILDREL: Copying SYSGENED binaries from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\MOBILE~1\WINCE420\CEPC\cesysgen\oak 3071 File(s) copied BUILDREL: Copying SYSGENED files from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\MOBILE~1\WINCE420\CEPC\cesysgen\oak\files 649 File(s) copied BUILDREL: Copying PROJECT(MOBILECEPC) binaries from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\MOBILE~1\WINCE420\CEPC\oak 4 File(s) copied BUILDREL: Copying PROJECT(MOBILECEPC) files from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\MOBILE~1\WINCE420\CEPC\oak\files 16 File(s) copied BUILDREL: Copying PLATFORM binaries from F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC 29 File(s) copied BUILDREL: Copying PLATFORM files from F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC\files 17 File(s) copied BUILDREL: Copying PLATFORM cesysgened files from F:\WINCE420\platform\CEPC\cesysgen\files 5 File(s) copied Updating project.bib with additional bib info ... fmerge for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Oct 22 2002 16Creating kernel image... makeimg for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Dec 14 2002 17makeimg: Check for F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\PreMakeImg.bat to run. makeimg: Found localization settings. makeimg: LOCALE: 0409 LOCALE3: (null) TargetDir: 0409 CodePage=1252 LocaleId: 409 PrimaryLandId: 9 SubLangId: 1 makeimg: Locale is 0409, retrieve files from usasnap directory. makeimg: Moving files from usasnap to release... makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\ makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\cepc.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\common.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\datasync.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\directx.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\iabase.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\ie.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\rdp.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\shell.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\viewers.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\wceappsfe.str makeimg: Read string substitutions from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intltrns\0409\wceshellfe.str makeimg: Copy files from F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\intlfile\0409\ to release directory. makeimg: Creating F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\nlscfg.out because F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\country.cfg doesn't exist or contains a locale different from 0409. makeimg: run command: fmerge -nls F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\nlscfg.out F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\nlscfg.inf fmerge for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Oct 22 2002 16makeimg: run command: fmerge -txt F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\nlssrc.txt F:\WINCE420\public\common\oak\files\locale.txt F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\nlssrc.txt fmerge for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Oct 22 2002 16makeimg: run command: cenlscmp F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\nlssrc.txt F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\nlscfg.out F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\wince.nls F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CE PC_X~2\nlscpg.txt NLS data compression utility for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Dec 6 2001 17[Reading input file] Parsing locales: 007f 0403 0406 0407 0807 0c07 1007 1407 0409 0809 0c09 1009 1409 1809 1c09 2009 2409 2809 2c09 3009 3409 040a 080a 0c0a 100a 140a 180a 1c0a 200a 240a 280a 2c0a 300a 340a 380a 3c0a 400a 440a 480a 4c0a 500a 040b 040c 080c 0c0c 100c 14 0c 180c 040f 0410 0810 0413 0813 0414 0814 0416 0816 041d 081d 0421 042d 0436 0438 043e 083e 0441 0456 Parsing calendars: 0001 Parsing codepage(s): 437 850 1252 Parsed code pages. Parsing unicode tables Parsing sortkeys Parsing ideograph exceptions Parsing expansions Parsing exceptions Parsing compressions Parsing jamosorts Parsing case tables [Writing out nls file] Header: 588 bytes Writing out locales Locale 007f: 1104 bytes Locale 0403: 1100 bytes Locale 0406: 1052 bytes Locale 0407: 1160 bytes Locale 0807: 1220 bytes Locale 0c07: 1148 bytes Locale 1007: 1168 bytes Locale 1407: 1236 bytes Locale 0409: 1284 bytes Locale 0809: 1160 bytes Locale 0c09: 1276 bytes Locale 1009: 1128 bytes Locale 1409: 1164 bytes Locale 1809: 1060 bytes Locale 1c09: 1060 bytes Locale 2009: 1164 bytes Locale 2409: 1192 bytes Locale 2809: 1016 bytes Locale 2c09: 1092 bytes Locale 3009: 1256 bytes Locale 3409: 1340 bytes Locale 040a: 1248 bytes Locale 080a: 1260 bytes Locale 0c0a: 1248 bytes Locale 100a: 1284 bytes Locale 140a: 1268 bytes Locale 180a: 1268 bytes Locale 1c0a: 1348 bytes Locale 200a: 1316 bytes Locale 240a: 1276 bytes Locale 280a: 1236 bytes Locale 2c0a: 1264 bytes Locale 300a: 1188 bytes Locale 340a: 1176 bytes Locale 380a: 1252 bytes Locale 3c0a: 1260 bytes Locale 400a: 1252 bytes Locale 440a: 1144 bytes Locale 480a: 1128 bytes Locale 4c0a: 1132 bytes Locale 500a: 1144 bytes Locale 040b: 1172 bytes Locale 040c: 1160 bytes Locale 080c: 1244 bytes Locale 0c0c: 1124 bytes Locale 100c: 1176 bytes Locale 140c: 1184 bytes Locale 180c: 1252 bytes Locale 040f: 1208 bytes Locale 0410: 1144 bytes Locale 0810: 1184 bytes Locale 0413: 1224 bytes Locale 0813: 1144 bytes Locale 0414: 1120 bytes Locale 0814: 1124 bytes Locale 0416: 1364 bytes Locale 0816: 1264 bytes Locale 041d: 996 bytes Locale 081d: 1032 bytes Locale 0421: 1048 bytes Locale 042d: 1076 bytes Locale 0436: 1116 bytes Locale 0438: 1088 bytes Locale 043e: 1012 bytes Locale 083e: 1068 bytes Locale 0441: 1240 bytes Locale 0456: 1236 bytes Total for all locales: 79072 bytes Writing out calendars Calendar 1: 28 bytes Total for all calendars: 28 bytes Writing out code pages Codepage 437: 2724 bytes Codepage 850: 2704 bytes Codepage 1252: 2300 bytes Total for all codepages: 7728 bytes Writing out unicode tables Header: 48 bytes Ascii digits: 856 Compatibility zone: 2748 Compressions: 4230 Hiragana: 344 Katakana: 344 Halfwidth: 888 Fullwidth: 864 Ctypes: 16520 Total data: 26794 Writing out sort tables Header: 48 bytes SortMap: 86744 Reverse diacritics: 12 Double compressions: 0 SortMap locale exceptions: 1864 SortMap ideograph exceptions: 0 Locale compressions: 204 Uppercase tables: 2220 Lowercase tables: 2196 Expansions: 222 JamoSort Index: 2270 JamoSort Compose: 3390 Total data: 96630 Success parsing locale file makeimg: Check for F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\PreFmergeBib.bat to run. makeimg: run command: fmerge -bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\ce.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\config.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\common.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\ RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\dcom.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\netcf.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\ie.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\script.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mob ilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\servers.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\rdp.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\shellsdk.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\shell.bib F:\WINCE 420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\wceshellfe.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\wceappsfe.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\viewers.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postp roc\directx.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\datasync.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\SQLCE.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\speech.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelD ir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\project.bib F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\platform.bib fmerge for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Oct 22 2002 16makeimg: Check for F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\PostFmergeBib.bat to run. makeimg: Check for F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\PreFmergeReg.bat to run. makeimg: run command: fmerge -reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\reginit.ini F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\common.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\dcom.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilece pc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\netcf.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\ie.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\script.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\servers.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBL IC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\rdp.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\shell.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\wceshellfe.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\wceappsfe.re g F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\viewers.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\directx.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\datasync.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2 \postproc\SQLCE.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\speech.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\project.reg F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\postproc\platform.reg fmerge for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Oct 22 2002 16Error - still inside an if statement after parsing complete makeimg: FATAL ERROR: Command returned non-zero exit code 1 (dec). makeimg: FATAL ERROR: Command returned non-zero exit code 1 (dec). Error PB2505: Error executing #(F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\)makeimg.exe. MOBILECEPC - 4 error(s), 0 warning(s) Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59802
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    - [Q]: Keyboard key strokes' sound Hi all, WinCE 4.2: How to disable keyboard key strokes' sounds ? regards Ryan Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59800
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    - Unclear Portion in Pcienum shared code in platform builder hai, while i analysing the code in pci.c file in %_WINCEROOT%\Public\Common\Oak\Drivers\Ceddk\Test\Pcienum the following portion is unclear to me ,i feel that it may be related with pci bus ,pls explain the code if (function == 0 && !(pciConfig.HeaderType & 0x80)) { break; } } if (length == 0) { break; } } if (length == 0 && device == 0) { break; } } Thanking u Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59799
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    - same 4 PB error in every cepc build hai, i just creating cepc platforms in wince 4.2,but in every debug build same 4 error is showing ,i feel that it is a mistake in settings,experts pls help me,i tried my best in correcting the error. Error - still inside an if statement after parsing complete makeimg: FATAL ERROR: Command returned non-zero exit code 1 (dec). makeimg: FATAL ERROR: Command returned non-zero exit code 1 (dec). Error PB2505: Error executing #(F:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\mobilecepc\RelDir\CEPC_X~2\)makeimg.exe. MOBILECEPC - 4 error(s), 0 warning(s) Thanking u Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59797
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    - How to stop the wzcsvc for a wince platform Just as the title , and I want to use my own gui and service to config the wireless adapter, but i don't want to exclude it from the image. I just want to stop it!Thanks -- Composed with Newz Crawler 1.7 http://www.newzcrawler.com/ Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59795
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    - PB 4.2 error in keypad [Del.] key maping in RDP session Dear experts, We have found a strange behavior of some Windows CE 4.2 module, which is responsible for numeric keypad support. Maybe I am wrong and this is a problem originated in RDP of CE 4.2 ? Two test scenarios are compared. 1. Platform Builder 4.1 - works properly 2. Platform Builder 4.2 - error in [Del] key handling Test scenario description : Build a simple enterprise web pad or a thin client platform. We have used x86 processor on a simple device with a PS/2 standard keyboard connected to it, a CEPC would work. Include English locale only in your platform Display Based Devices->International->Locale Services- >English(US) National Language Support Only. Build a platform and deploy it. When it is up and ready, connect to a terminal server using included RDP feature. You can use either Windows 2000 Server or Windows 2003 Server, the only requirement is that either server should have additional national language installed on it, with a language selection indicator on a task bar. We have tested Russian. Then run some simple application, which can handle keystrokes, for example a notepad. Select Russian language in a task bar. Then press NumLock so it is toggled and it's led is lit. Now press [/] key on a numeric keypad, and / appears well, then press the [Ins] key on a numeric keypad, and 0 appears too. Then press [Del] key on a numeric keypad, but . will not appear, instead a corresponding Russian symbol appears under Windows CE 4.2, but . appears properly under CE 4.1 ! Why it is so !? If, say under Windows CE 4.2 Microsoft has decided to map all numeric keypad keys to appropriate national language keys, then it should be NumLock ON and [/] US -> respective national symbol for / NumLock ON and [Ins] US- > respective national symbol for 0 NumLock ON and [Del] US -> respective national symbol for . OR (like in CE 4.1 when national language in RDP session does not matter) NumLock ON and [/] is always / NumLock ON and [Ins] is always 0 NumLock ON and [Del] is always . But not the mixture of the two ! Please note : we do not include any locale into the platform in either case. This is done intentionally to isolate the problem occurring in CE 4.2. Did anybody else encounter such problem ? Doesn't have to be Russian language, maybe any other national language in RDP session is not working properly with numeric keypad keys ? Can someone provide a clue whether this should be searched in RDP area or in CE numeric keypad driver area (if that is separate from a keyboard driver) ? Thanks Sergei Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59793
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    - Prblm: WinCE 4.2 OS launch (hanging at kernel Start) hi: System Configuration: SDRAM ï? 64 Mbytes Address range is (0xA0000000 â?? 0xA4000000) Strata Flash ï? 32 Mbytes Address range is (0x00000000 â?? 0xA4000000) Software: Boot.bib file: MEMORY ; Name Start Size Type ; ------- -------- -------- ---- EBOOT A00C0000 00080000 RAMIMAGE ; 512 KB for code RAM A00B8000 00008000 RAM STACK A0050000 00068000 RESERVED SECTBUFF A0077C00 00000400 RESERVED DRV_GLB A1D53000 00001000 RESERVED BLOCK_BUF A1FF0000 00080000 RESERVED ; Total reserved area, which equals offset of the NK region in RAM g_dwRamImageStart 00000000 80248000 FIXUPVAR CONFIG COMPRESSION=ON PROFILE=OFF KERNELFIXUPS=ON SRE=ON ROMSTART=A00C0000 ROMWIDTH=32 ROMSIZE=00080000 MODULES ; Name Path Memory Type ; -------------- ---------------------------------------------- ----------- nk.exe $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\target\$(_TGTCPU)\$(WINCEDEBUG)\eboot.exe EBOOT CONFIG.BIB ; Name|Virtual/Cached |Size| Region Type MEMORY IF IMGFLASH ! NK 80248000 01000000 RAMIMAGE ; SDRAM 16MB: RAM 81248000 00C00000 RAM ; SDRAM 12MB: EDBG 8211D000 00020000 RESERVED ; x20000 for EBOOT - 3 Client memory pools of 24K (128K) ;end address is 0x8213D000 ENDIF IF IMGFLASH IF BUILD_ROM_BIN NK 98380000 01F80000 RAMIMAGE ; FLASH 32MB - 0x80000: Locate above EBOT image and configuration block ENDIF IF BUILD_ROM_NB0 NK 98300000 01E00000 RAMIMAGE ; FLASH 32MB - Replace EBOOT Image ENDIF RAM 81248000 00C00000 RAM ; SDRAM 12MB: ENDIF AUD_DMA 81E48000 0000A000 RESERVED SLEEP_SAV 81E52000 00001000 RESERVED DRV_GLB 81E53000 00001000 RESERVED CACHE_FLG 81E54000 0003C000 RESERVED DISPLAY 81E90000 00130000 RESERVED ; 1MB aligned BLOCK_BUF 81FC0000 00080000 RESERVED UNUSED_BUF 82040000 000DD000 RESERVED whql_sig 00000001 00002000 EXTENSION ; WHQL signature extension (6KB). ZBANK 86000000 00100000 RESERVED CONFIG ;@CESYSGEN IF !NK_NKNOCOMP COMPRESSION=ON ;@CESYSGEN ENDIF !NK_NKNOCOMP ;@CESYSGEN IF NK_NKNOCOMP COMPRESSION=OFF ;@CESYSGEN ENDIF NK_NKNOCOMP IF IMGPROFILER PROFILE=ON ENDIF IF IMGPROFILER ! PROFILE=OFF ENDIF KERNELFIXUPS=ON ROMFLAGS=0 IF IMGTRUSTROMONLY IF IMGNOTALLKMODE ROMFLAGS=12 ENDIF IF IMGNOTALLKMODE ! ROMFLAGS=10 ENDIF ENDIF IF IMGTRUSTROMONLY ! IF IMGNOTALLKMODE ROMFLAGS=2 ENDIF IF IMGNOTALLKMODE ! ROMFLAGS=0 ENDIF ENDIF IF IMGFLASH ! AUTOSIZE=ON ENDIF IF IMGFLASH ! ROMSTART=80248000 ROMWIDTH=32 ENDIF IF LOCALE=0411 ;JAPAN FSRAMPERCENT=0x60606060 ENDIF IF IMGFLASH ROMSTART=98300000 ROMWIDTH=32 ENDIF ; ; Save some room for Diagnostics Manager (DM) flashed in high memory ; ROMSIZE=01000000 ;16MB ;This defines the nk.nb0 file size Serial Debug Message: *******Beginning System Initialization******* CPU ID = A0 PXA255 SDCLK[1] = MemClk/2 MemClk = 99.53 MHz Run Mode = 2 * MemClk Turbo Mode = Run Mode Mode: TURBO Beginning SDRAM Scrub... SDRAM Scrub Complete ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** OEMInitDebugSerial using UART1 Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader Common Library Version 1.0 Built Oct 27 2004 19:50:40 Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader 3.3 for the TS/TV90 PXA255 Platform (Built Nov 16 2004) Press [ENTER] to download now or [SPACE] to cancel. Initiating image download in 5 seconds. 4 seconds. 3 seconds. 2 seconds. 1 seconds. Starting auto download ... Checking for SMC 91C111 Ethernet controller... LAN91C111: Chip Id 9 Revision 1 SMC MAC Address: 0:4:52:0:33:106 SMC 91C111 Ethernet controller initialized. System ready! Preparing for download... INFO: Using device name: 'XSC1BD8554' +EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp Sent BOOTME to 255.255.255.255 -EbootProcessARP returning *PROCESS_ARP_REQUEST* Rajesh: Entering EbootProcessEDBG Locked Down Link 1 Src IP 172.20.25.32 Port 0400 Dest IP 172.20.25.56 Port 0D0B EthDown::TFTPD_OPEN::boot.bin -EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp Download BIN file information: ----------------------------------------------------- [0]: Base Address=0x80248000 Length=0x1AE530 ****** Downloading operating system image for SDRAM target ****** Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr rom_offset=0x0. Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Found pTOC signature. Entering OEMIsFlashAddr Entering OEMIsFlashAddr ROMHDR at Address 80248044h RomHdr.ulRAMStart=80400000h RomHdr.physfirst=80248000h. Done. Writing 0xA00B8118 to flash address 0xB83C0300 (length=0xA3C). Sector=0x201 (Length=0x6) Block=0x1 (Length=0x1). Handling non-block aligned data... FlashErase: Unlocking flash block(s) [0x1, 0x1] (please wait): Done. Erasing flash block(s) [0x1, 0x1] (please wait): .Done. Writing to flash (please wait): Done. RAJESH: OEMLaunch: Inside fWait. Rajesh: Entering EbootProcessEDBG Got EDBG_CMD_JUMPIMG Got EDBG_CMD_CONFIG, flags:0x00000000 RAJESH:*** Entering ACK Packet *** Entering OEMIsFlashAddr INSIDE else of(OEMIsFlashAddr(dwLaunchAddr)) 0x80249000... Download successful! Jumping to image at physical 0xA0249000... Problem Statement: Using a Tiny kernel image for launching. Ported Ethernet Bootloader from XSC1BD BSP. We verified that the code is reaching the JUMP to Kernel Start. Please refer the serial debug messages also. With the Tiny kernel we included one Stream Interface LED Driver. Configured to load at Init. (BUILTIN key in platform.reg) I am not getting this LED toggling. So we concluded that the OS is not executing. Please suggest on the configuration we are using for tiny kernel & LED Driver. Thanks & regards, Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59792
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    - [Q]: Dhyrstone & Whetstone Hi all, I am working on WinCE 4.2. What are Dhrystone and whetstone ? I came across one link in msdn which had some information in this regards, thats says: Dhrystone is a suite of arithmetic and string manipulating programs. Since the whole program is less then 8 kBytes, it fits into the processor cache. It can be used to measure two aspects both the processor's speed as well as the optimizing capabilities of the compiler. The resulting number is the number of executions of the program suite per second. Can anyone put more light on this along with 'whetstone'. regards sajid Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59790
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    - Re:Different image download method Related to the post a little below this entry. I have an nk.bin image created elsewhere (ie no source). Is it possible to use Platform Builder to launch that image? -- David Jones Senior Lecturer School of Electrical & Computer Engineering RMIT University +61 3 99255318 Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59786
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    - Build and Release SDKs? Is the SDK created with the Platform >Buld SDK command different when the build and release configurations are selected? I need to know if it should be run once for each configuration just as platform builds would be, or if the built SDK is the same for both. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59782
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    - Transcriber on top of RDP I am trying to use transcriber on top of RDP, but I got "Transcriber operation over Remote Desktop is not supported. See your system documentation for more information." I do not have any similar problem with ICA. Any hints to enable it on RDP? I am using CE 4.2. Thanks, John. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59776
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    - Different image download method Hello, I have a customized CE image that I created using Platform Builder. After I download and test the CE image to make sure it works, from the CE platform I have to copy NK.BIN from the 'Release' folder to the 'Hard Disk' folder in order to subsequently boot from that new image. Is there a way to tell Platform Builder to download the CE image to the 'Hard Disk' folder directly? Hardware currently: Parvus PC-104 board Also, what is the method of choice for copying a customized CE image to the device in a production setting? Thanks in advance. Edward Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59766
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    - Buffer size for IssueBulkTransfer Our platform is a USB host and we have been experiencing problems with IssueBulkTransfer() when requesting a bulk in or out transfer of 1K or more in the drivers we are developing for a device. The problem is the same in CE 3.0 and 4.2 -we have not tried 5.0 yet. The call is made with lpvBuffer and uBufferPhysicalAddress set to zero. IssueBulkTransfer returns with zero bytes transfered and no action occurs on the bus. We suspect it has to do with exceeding the space available in an internal buffer, but do not understand why it is happening. Our use of IssueBulkTransfer are similar to those in the BOT.cpp and CBIT.cpp. We recently tried a USB Mass Storage Device and tried to copy files. A file of 622 bytes transferred correctly. The file of 2.5K hung the system. thanks Steve Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59765
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    - Problem Cloning PUBLIC directory Hi Folks- I'm trying to clone the ATADISK driver from the PUBLIC tree of PlatformBuilder 5.0 and having some problems getting it to compile. Any help is greatly appreciated. I copied the files to a directory named ATADISK under PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS. I edited the sources file by changing the line: WINCETARGETFILE0=$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\$(TARGETDEFNAME).def to be WINCETARGETFILE0=$(_PROJECTOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\$(TARGETDEFNAME).def When I try do compile using build -c, I get the following output (error message included). Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? I've also tried to compile the DLL directly by commenting out the DOSYSGEN line and get the output at the end. Thanks for any help. -Brian [output from building .lib file] C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK>build -c Build for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Apr 22 2004 10:38:01) File names: Build.log Build.wrn Build.err Build.dat BUILD: [Thrd:Sequence:Type ] Message BUILD: [00:0000000000:PROGC ] Checking for \WINCE500\sdk\bin\i386\srccheck.exe. BUILD: [00:0000000001:PROGC ] SrcCheck exit code: 0 (dec). BUILD: [00:0000000002:PROGC ] Compile and Link for ARM. BUILD: [00:0000000003:PROGC ] Loading C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\Build.dat. BUILD: [00:0000000004:PROGC ] Done. BUILD: [00:0000000005:PROGC ] Computing include file dependencies: BUILD: [00:0000000006:PROGC ] Checking for SDK include directory: C:\WINCE500\sdk\ce\inc. BUILD: [00:0000000007:PROGC ] Scan \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\ BUILD: [00:0000000010:PROGC ] Total of 0 pass zero files to compile in 1 directories. BUILD: [00:0000000011:PROGC ] Building generated files in \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\. BUILD: [01:0000000018:ERRORE] NMAKE : U1073: don't know how to make 'C:\sandbox\sw\x3v\wince500\x3vproj\WINCE500\MyXscale_ARMV4I\oak\lib\ARMV4I\debug\atadisk.def' BUILD: [01:0000000020:ERRORE] NMAKE.EXE -i -c BUILDMSG=Stop. NOLINK=1 PASS0ONLY=1 CLEANBUILD=1 failed - rc = 2 BUILD: [00:0000000021:PROGC ] Files Warnings Errors BUILD: [00:0000000022:PROGC ] Midl 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000023:PROGC ] Resource 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000024:PROGC ] Message 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000025:PROGC ] Precomp Header 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000026:PROGC ] C/Cpp/Cxx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000027:PROGC ] Assembler 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000028:PROGC ] Static Libraries 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000029:PROGC ] Dll's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000030:PROGC ] Exe's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000031:PROGC ] Resx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000032:PROGC ] Csharp Targets 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000033:PROGC ] Other 0 0 2 BUILD: [00:0000000034:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000035:PROGC ] Total 0 0 2 BUILD: [00:0000000036:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000037:PROGC ] 0 Warnings, 2 Errors [output from building .dll file] C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK>build -c Build for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Apr 22 2004 10:38:01) File names: Build.log Build.wrn Build.err Build.dat BUILD: [Thrd:Sequence:Type ] Message BUILD: [00:0000000000:PROGC ] Checking for \WINCE500\sdk\bin\i386\srccheck.exe. BUILD: [00:0000000001:PROGC ] SrcCheck exit code: 0 (dec). BUILD: [00:0000000002:PROGC ] Compile and Link for ARM. BUILD: [00:0000000003:PROGC ] Loading C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\Build.dat. BUILD: [00:0000000004:PROGC ] Done. BUILD: [00:0000000005:PROGC ] Computing include file dependencies: BUILD: [00:0000000006:PROGC ] Checking for SDK include directory: C:\WINCE500\sdk\ce\inc. BUILD: [00:0000000007:PROGC ] Scan \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\ BUILD: [00:0000000010:PROGC ] Total of 0 pass zero files to compile in 1 directories. BUILD: [00:0000000011:PROGC ] Building generated files in \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\. BUILD: [00:0000000019:PROGC ] Scan \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\ BUILD: [00:0000000022:PROGC ] Compiling \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\ directory. BUILD: [01:0000000029:PROGC ] Compiling .\system.c BUILD: [01:0000000032:PROGC ] Compiling .\diskio.c BUILD: [01:0000000035:PROGC ] Linking C:\WINCE500\platform\MyXscale\lib\ARMV4I\debug\atadisk.lib BUILD: [00:0000000047:PROGC ] Linking \WINCE500\PLATFORM\MyXscale\SRC\DRIVERS\ATADISK\ directory. BUILD: [01:0000000054:ERRORE] NMAKE : U1073: don't know how to make 'C:\sandbox\sw\x3v\wince500\x3vproj\WINCE500\MyXscale_ARMV4I\cesysgen\sdk\lib\ARMV4I\debug\storeapi.lib' BUILD: [01:0000000056:ERRORE] NMAKE.EXE -i -c BUILDMSG=Stop. LINKONLY=1 NOPASS0=1 MAKEDLL=1 failed - rc = 2 BUILD: [00:0000000057:PROGC ] Files Warnings Errors BUILD: [00:0000000058:PROGC ] Midl 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000059:PROGC ] Resource 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000060:PROGC ] Message 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000061:PROGC ] Precomp Header 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000062:PROGC ] C/Cpp/Cxx 2 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000063:PROGC ] Assembler 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000064:PROGC ] Static Libraries 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000065:PROGC ] Dll's 1 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000066:PROGC ] Exe's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000067:PROGC ] Resx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000068:PROGC ] Csharp Targets 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000069:PROGC ] Other 0 0 2 BUILD: [00:0000000070:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000071:PROGC ] Total 3 0 2 BUILD: [00:0000000072:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000073:PROGC ] 0 Warnings, 2 Errors Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59760
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    - Bug in IEEE1394/Firewire driver in CE5.0 The IEEE1394 driver has a severe bug which stops it from working on platforms with an address-space greater then 32 bit ( like the 36 bit AMD Au1550 Mips processor). When calling the MmMapIoSpace function only the lower 32 bits of the physical address are passed to the function and the wrong address is mapped. The driver ist binary only so I can't fix it myself. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59757
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    - Adding a Font to Platform Builder catalog Is there a way to add a new true-type font to Windows CE.NET 4.2? I would like to add a font that is not in the Platform Builder catalog list of fonts (specifically a 7-segment display font). If this can be done in 4.2, is the same process used to add it to Windows CE 5.0? Thanks, Craig Whatley Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59749
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    - Display Controller on PXA255 I am using CE 4.2 and the XSC1BD LCD display driver. I am trying to run a 640x480 color display ( Optrex T-51513D104JU-FW-A-AC ). This display has DENA (data enable line) which is connected to the L_BIAS line on the PXA255 display controller. I have put a scope on the H_SYNC and V_SYNC lines and they appear to be in spec as required by the display, however, the DENA line is always HIGH. This does not appear to be what the display wants to see. I can not seem to get the PXA255 to toggle this line. Here is how I currently have the PXA255 display controller configured: v_pLcdRegs->LCCR1 = ( LCD_PPL(639) | LCD_HSW(63) | LCD_ELW(15) | LCD_BLW(138) ); v_pLcdRegs->LCCR2 = ( LCD_LPP(479) | LCD_VSW(35) | LCD_EFW(13) | LCD_BFW(33) ); v_pLcdRegs->LCCR3 = ( LCD_PCD(PCD) | LCD_ACB(0x6) | // was ACB=0 LCD_PCP | LCD_BPP(BPP) | LCD_HSP | LCD_VSP ); v_pLcdRegs->LCCR0 = ( LCD_LDM | LCD_SFM | LCD_IUM | LCD_EFM | LCD_BM | LCD_PDD(0x0) | LCD_PAS); Can anyone give me some advice on a next step to take? Is there another newsgroup that is focused on the PXA255 specifically? Thanks, Jeff Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59746
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    - How to Backup POOM contect in CE database hello, i faced a problem, how to backup POOM content like canlender, contacts, and so on. i thought, there are 2 approachs a copy db files , or open database to read record one by one. in the 1st approach, i don't know the .db files in platform builder is it the .db file which hold all POOM content in the 2nd approach, the reading one by one is very slow process, and i don't record id to looking for could you show me how to read all record. thank you in advance, sze yee Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59741
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    - Is wzcsvc a driver or a service? I've checked the registry and the CE 5.0 help, they all point out that wzcsvc is a driver, but what kind of driver it is? A protocol driver or anyother driver? Thanks! Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59740
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    - about GWES and GPE in display driver Hi: I am developing a display driver in WinCE5.0, but I don't understand the relation between GPE and GWES. Should I re-implement the 27 functions filled in the DRVENABLEDATA structure by DrvEnableDriver? Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59736
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    - RAS Server problem Hi, all I have some problem in using RAS Server in CE.net 4.2. I used the demo program called RASServer in PB. Here is what I did: 1, Add Ras Server/PPTP Server(Incoming) component; 2,I set registry as the help files told as below; [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Tcpip\Parms] "ArpUseEtherSNAP"=dword:0 "AutoCfg"=dword:1 "DefaultTOS"=dword:0 "DefaultTTLREG"=dword:128 "DNSDomain"="" "EnableDeadGWDetect"=dword:0 "EnableDHCP"=dword:0 "IGMPLevel"=dword:2 "IPEnableRouter"=dword:0 "NoIdleIfAdapter"=dword:0 "NoIdleIfConnected"=dword:0 "SackOpts"=dword:1 "TCP1323Opts"=dword:0 "TcpMaxConnectResponseRetransmissions"=dword:2 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\RTL81391\Parms\Tcpip] "AutoCfg"=dword:0 "AutoInterval"=dword:300 "AutoIP"="" "AutoMask"="255.255.0.0" "AutoSubnet"="" "DefaultGateway"="" "DhcpGlobalInitDelayInterval"=dword:0 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ppp\Server\Parms] "UseAutoIPAddresses"=dword:1 "UseDhcpAddresses"=dword:0 "AutoIPSubnet"=dword:C0A80000 "AutoIPSubnetMask"=dword:FFFF0000 "StaticIPAddrStart"=dword:C0A8FE01 "StaticIpAddrCount"=dword:254 "AuthenticationMethods"=dword:0 "Flags"=dword:0 "Enable"=dword:0 "StartupDelaySeconds"=dword:20 3, Use direct connection mode through a null modem line to the two machines' COM1:, and the ports works fine. 4. Run the demo RasServer on CE device without problem. 5. When I tried to dial in from another PC, I got no response. After I inspected the registry on the CE device, I found a line was added successfully. So the RAS Server is running successfully. I guess some registry settings may be missing or be wrong. In the registry I found a problem: I found nowhere to set the serial port's baud rate. In CE, how to synchronize the baud rate on my both machine? Thanks! maverick Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59733
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    - Loading NK.BIN in the production mode Hello, I have a customized CE image that I created using Platform Builder. After I download and test the CE image to make sure it works, from the CE platform I have to copy NK.BIN from the 'Release' folder to the 'Hard Disk' folder in order to subsequently boot from that new image. Is there a way to tell Platform Builder to download the CE image to the 'Hard Disk' folder directly? Also, what is the method of choice for copying a customized CE image to the device in a production setting? Thanks in advance. Shane Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59727
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    - PC104 and PC104 Plus Question We are starting a new windows CE project on a SBC with a PC104 bus. I was told that we should use a SBC computer that uses PC104 Plus interface because that is PCI and that is the interface that Windows CE drivers expect to see to talk to various peripherals. We will be using the PC104/PC104-Plus bus to connect to an IO board that will have other interfaces on it like ethernet, more USB, maybe CAN, Parallel IO and WiFi. Is it true that we should look for a PC104-Plus board over a PC104 board? Thanks. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59726
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    - PCMCIA question I added some debug statements to track what the PCMCIA driver is doing. From the output below you can see that we are writing large blocks of data to the PCMCIA card. Can anyone tell me what the client ISRs are and why we always get ten calls to them? For smaller sector writes we get 1 call but for the most part they are always 10. Does the code simply split up request into 10 interrupts? If so, why? Thanks, Nick. Writing 0x00000100 sector(s) starting at 0x0003a38c. PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR Writing 0x000000b0 sector(s) starting at 0x0003a48c. PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR Reading 0x00000020 sector(s) starting at 0x00023ecc. PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR PCMCIA:CallClientISR - returned from Client ISR Writing 0x00000020 sector(s) starting at 0x00023ecc. Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59725
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    - A HID device with Multiple interfaces Ok, so I have a keyboard here and when I look at what happens when it gets connected to the system, I see that there are two interfaces. The first interface has only 1 associated device with it, a keyboard hid device. The second interface, has 3. The first, a system control hid (sleep/wakeup keys), a consumer hid( ff, rw play keys) and a vendor defined hid (don't care). I've been told to write 1 HID driver that will handle all event 4 hid events (actually only 2, keyboard and consumer). After some digging this seems possible in windows 2000/XP/2003 by having a key with a only a vendor ID, product ID and rev versus a Vendor ID, Product ID, rev and Interface ID. Is the same thing possible under CE? Can I have 1 driver load that will handle all the HIDs across both interfaces? I know that the device ID keys are different under Windows CE. I know they are something like : [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\HID\LoadClients\VID_PID_REV\Interface_Collection\UsagePage_Usage\Keyboard]. So, any suggestions? Or should I just quit and open a flower shop? -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/ Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59724
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    - DirectShow Filter DLL registration problem on CE .NET Hi All, I built the filter DLLs of the Microsoft sample codes (DUMP, EZRGB24) using embedded Visual C++. However, I couldn't get them registered both on the device and on the Emulator. It seems that AMovieDllRegisterServer2() is not support in CE so I changed it back to AMovieDllRegisterServer(). Another two points that I haven't followed their instructions are: 1. Instead of setting the entry-point symbol to DllmainCRTStartup@12, only the default DllmainCRTStartup works 2. I didn't build the base class library by myself, do I have to build my own? Should it be DLL or static library? Does anyone have experience on building your own DirectShow filter on CE .NET? Thanks in advance, Steven Tag: Windows CE.NET 4.2 Bluetooth QFE Tag: 59719

Hi there,

Does anyone out there already installed the Windows CE.NET 4.2 QFE 2004 Q2
and having problem with the Bluetooth?

Before I install the QFE, the SocketCOM Bluetooth CF Card that I use is
working properly with my device. But after I installed the QFE, the SocketCOM
Bluetooth CF card is not working properly anymore. Although the driver is
loaded successfully, but when I try to use the "Bluetooth Device Properties"
in Control Panel to scan for devices around me, it encounters problem. The
scanning will never end. I debug into the hcibcsp.cpp file and it seems it
stops at the line:
"WaitForSingleObject (g_hPacketReady, INFINITE);" under the ReadCommPort
function.
It stops somewhere when the service discovery process is going to start.

Anybody facing the same problem?

Best Regards,
Candy

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