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    - BSP for a new platform Hi All, I am new to WinCE BSP development. Can someone tell me how long it is going to take to develop a BSP for a customized hardware such as AMD NX DB -1500 Geode processor. I searched and I found out that Microsoft provides BSP for AMD GX DB -1500 processors but not for NX series. Please let me know how long it will take to develop using Platform builder. Thanks in Advance, Ashok Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90393
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    - Installable ISR - general questions Hi, Before digging to deep in trying to implement and learn about IISR I would like to get some advises/answers if possible: - Is it possible to use e.g. math functions like e.g. sin() etc. in an ISR? - Is it possible to use memcpy()? - Is it possible to use the IoControl of the ISR to pass parameters/data FROM the IST? - Is it possible to use the IoControl of the ISR to pass parameters/data TO the IST (lpOutBuf in KernelLibIoControl)? - I understand that the KLibAllocShareMem can be used to allocate a common buffer of ISR and IST but what is the parameter nPages defined - what if I would like to allocate e.g. 3000 bytes -what should nPages then be set to? Any comment and answers are highly appriciated. Thanks Ole Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90391
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    - DMA mode of transfer Hi Iam trying to implement DMA mode of transfer in a kit with PXA27x processor interfaced with HOST FPGA. In the standard Wince5.0 driver code provided I used the virtual alloc function to map the DMA controller registers - DCMDX. Can DMA controller registers can be mapped virtually or some other API should be used? please reply. Thanks, Meribha Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90390
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    - DMA in pxa27x processor kit Hi Iam trying to implement DMA mode of transfer in a kit with PXA27x processor interfaced with HOST FPGA. In the standard Wince5.0 driver code provided I used the virtual alloc function to map the DMA controller registers - DCMDX. Can DMA controller registers can be mapped virtually or some other API should be used? please reply. Thanks, Meribha Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90389
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    - serial communication on the emulator. Hello, I m writing the Diagnostic code for testing serial communication for the emulator. My system is having only two physical ports, COM1 and COM2. I have checked the application using the virtual serial ports. i m getting nothing on the hyper terminal after running the application on the emulator. I followed the steps like : 1 Open Virtual Serial Port control app and add a virtual port pair COM4<->COM5. 2. Open emulator's settings dialog and map: "Serial Port 1" to None. "Serial Port 2" to COM4. 3. Open Hyper terminal app and attach to COM5/38400/8/N/1. 4. In eVC start a new "WCE Application" project, choose "A simple Windows CE Application" as template. 5. Add the following code to your WinMain function: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- HANDLE hDev; DCB dcb; DWORD dwWritten; hDev = CreateFile(TEXT("COM1:"), GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL); if (hDev != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { ZeroMemory(&dcb, sizeof(dcb)); dcb.DCBlength = sizeof(dcb); dcb.BaudRate = CBR_38400; dcb.Parity = NOPARITY; dcb.ByteSize = 8; dcb.StopBits = ONESTOPBIT; SetCommState(hDev, &dcb); WriteFile(hDev, "Hello World !!!\r\n", 17, &dwWritten, NULL); CloseHandle(hDev); } --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please guide me.. Thanks Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90379
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    - Error; don't know how to make ceddk.lib' I build a custom BSP, after cloning. when I try to build a platform which is a tiny kernel, I am getting an error "don't know how to make" . I can't build buildexe directory. have you got a any idea? Gokhan //build.err BUILD: [Thrd:Sequence:Type ] Message BUILD: [01:0000000440:ERRORE] NMAKE : U1073: don't know how to make 'C:\wince500\public\CEBASE\cesysgen\oak\lib\ARMV4I\retail\ceddk.lib' BUILD: [01:0000000442:ERRORE] NMAKE.EXE -i -c BUILDMSG=Stop. NOLINK=1 NOPASS0=1 failed - rc = 2 /////////////////////////////////////////////// I'm using this command prompt comands; ("gt_arm9302" my bsp name) set _WINCEROOT=C:\wince500 cd %_WINCEROOT%\public\common\oak\misc Wince.bat ARMV4I CEBASE gt_arm9302 cd C:\WINCE500\PLATFORM\gt_arm9302\Src sysgen build -c Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90378
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    - DMA in pxa27x processor kit Hi Iam trying to implement DMA mode of transfer in a kit with PXA27x processor interfaced with HOST FPGA. In the standard Wince5.0 driver code provided I used the virtual alloc function to map the DMA controller registers - DCMDX. Following is the part of the code tried for mapping PTR_DCMD0 =(volatile DWORD *)MapRegister(0x4000020C)) void* MapRegister(DWORD pa) { DWORD* pRegs; if(pRegs =(DWORD*) VirtualAlloc(0, PAGE_SIZE, MEM_RESERVE, PAGE_NOACCESS)) { if(!VirtualCopy(pRegs, (LPVOID)(pa>>8), PAGE_SIZE, PAGE_READWRITE | PAGE_PHYSICAL | PAGE_NOCACHE)) { VirtualFree(pRegs, 0, MEM_RELEASE); pRegs=NULL; } } return pRegs; } Can DMA controller registers can be mapped virtually or some other API should be used? please reply. Thanks, Meribha Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90377
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    - DMA in pxa27x processor kit Hi Iam trying to implement DMA mode of transfer in a kit with PXA27x processor interfaced with HOST FPGA. In the standard Wince5.0 driver code provided I used the virtual alloc function to map the DMA controller registers - DCMDX. Following is the part of the code tried for mapping PTR_DCMD0 =(volatile DWORD *)MapRegister(0x4000020C)) void* MapRegister(DWORD pa) { DWORD* pRegs; if(pRegs =(DWORD*) VirtualAlloc(0, PAGE_SIZE, MEM_RESERVE, PAGE_NOACCESS)) { if(!VirtualCopy(pRegs, (LPVOID)(pa>>8), PAGE_SIZE, PAGE_READWRITE | PAGE_PHYSICAL | PAGE_NOCACHE)) { VirtualFree(pRegs, 0, MEM_RELEASE); pRegs=NULL; } } return pRegs; } Can DMA controller registers can be mapped virtually or some other API should be used? please reply. Thanks, Meribha Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90376
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    - CE6 CETK questions Hello all, is the CETK related issues would be solved in the coming version of OS. Especially in stretchblt case it seems to fail at various random seeds and seems to pass at some. So would you please tell me what could be root cause of this..is this the problem with the driver not handling all the cases..Would you please also tell me how to work around if the test fails at a particular random seed. Appreciate your invaulable suggestions. Please give me valuable suggestions on failure of stretchBlt function on windows Mobile when i run CETK test with following commandline tux -o -d gdiapi -x218 -r2376 when I enabled the failure bitmaps in the command line I could see that there is a mismatch of only one vertical line ... So would any one tell me if this is the problem with the driver or the CETK itself. If it is issue with the driver then please suggest me a way to solve this issue.. Herewith I am pasting the log for your reference. Thanks a lot for your cooperation <TESTCASE ID=218> *** vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv *** TEST STARTING *** *** Test Name: StretchBlt *** Test ID: 218 *** Library Path: \gdiapi.dll *** Command Line: *** Random Seed: 2376 *** Thread Count: 0 *** vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv BEGIN TEST: <StretchBlt>, Thds=0, Testing surface Win_Primary, font Tahoma Bold. StretchBlt - Passing NULL StretchBlt - Bogus Source DC StretchBlt: Sliding Squares (BitBltFunctionalTest) CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BitBlt offscreen: pass=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BitBlt offscreen: pass=1 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - Negative Size StretchBlt(hdc, 106, 0, 106, 275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 212, 0, -106, 275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 106, 275, 106, -275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 212, 275, -106, -275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - GetSet Off Screen a20=0 a150=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - GetSet On Screen a20=0 a150=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBltFlipMirrorTest StretchBlt - Test BitBlt with clip region: -RESIZE(20) * shift[0][0]=-7: PARIS_X=71 PARIS_Y=85 Testing shift [1,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [1,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [1,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - draw Logo Blit StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateCompatibleBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateDIBSection CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateCompatibleBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateDIBSection CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - SimpleBltTest OffScreen Blit StretchBlt - StretchBlt1 Test CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBltShrinkTest CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test FAIL: Driver verification mismatch detected. Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 0) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 1) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 2) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 3) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 4) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 5) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 6) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 7) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 8) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 9) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 10) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 11) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 12) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 13) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 14) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 15) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 16) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 17) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 18) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) error lines exceed the log size limit TestSBltCase10: StretchBlt(hdc,100,84,10,124,hdc,100,85,10,124,SRCCOPY StretchBlt - BltAlphaDIBTest StretchBlt - WritableBitmapTest CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves BlitMirrorTest - StretchBlt A 3% variance is acceptable due to stretching differences, a moderate number of mismatches listed below are expected. CheckScreenHalves BitBltSuite - StretchBlt Using 73 testcases No brush attached CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves TestAllRops - StretchBlt StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test BilinearStretchTest - StretchBlt StretchBltSuite - StretchBlt No brush attached Using ROP DSTINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCAND CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCERASE CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP MERGECOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP MERGEPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP NOTSRCCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP NOTSRCERASE CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP BLACKNESS CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP WHITENESS CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00AA0000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00B80000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00A00000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00290000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00490000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x006D0000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Testing surface Win_Primary completed. END TEST: <StretchBlt> *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *** TEST COMPLETED *** *** Test Name: StretchBlt *** Test ID: 218 *** Library Path: \gdiapi.dll *** Command Line: *** Result: Failed *** Random Seed: 2376 *** Thread Count: 1 *** Execution Time: 0:06:50.200 *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Please give me your valuable thoughts which help me solve the problem very quickly Thanks a lot again Sri Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90373
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    - Korean font issue Hi all, When i build my platform in PB im able to see the korean fonts if i set the default language of the OS to korean.But the problem is that the language of the entire OS changes to korean.I just want the language of my application to be in korean.But if i just select the locale to korean im not able to get the korean fonts. can you suggest on what i can do? Thanks & Regards, Ravi Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90372
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    - I.e in wince 4.2 with vb.net my vb.net using with the smartphones. i have to open the broswer from a form button like shell command in vb.net, what is the similar command in wince.net for the replace ment of shell command pls help me at this area thank you elvin prasad elvy2000@gmail.com Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90371
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    - Is there WinCE-based DVD player using none-X86 platform.... Hi all, We want to add DVD player feature into our mips-based platfrom, there is a hardware MPEG2 decoder in our chip. We now can read vob files from DVD-ROM, but can't playing the encryopted video DVD. Libdvdcss can do the deencryopt work in WindowsXP by using a ASPI driver, how can we get (or buy commerce ones) this driver for WinCE5.0. Is there a total solutions for DVD player for our platform? Thx. Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90369
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    - USB Diagnostic Application Hello ALL, I m a biginner in WinCE 5.0, I don't know much about it. My project is to write one diagnostic application for the USB. I.e to check the functionality of the USB port like open the port, write some data to the USB device, the Rad back and compare the data,etc. Please let me know can i use the same CreateFile() function to check whether USB port is there are not. If "yes" tell me the first parameter that is required to give in the CreateFile() function. If "no" then tell me the function that will return me the USB_HANDLE. Please guide me in finding the API to write the same code. Thanks & Regards, Nutty Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90368
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    - RES2RES makefile I have attached below an excerpt from public\ie\cesysgen\makefile, at which point in the build would this be called and would be called if I moved the same code to my platform directory, only I find it doesn't and maybe dependent on sysgen phase but I can't say for sure. inetcpl:: -del /q $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@.res !if "$(SYSGEN_QVGAP)" == "1" res2res $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@_qvga.res $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@_base.res -fo $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@.res !else res2res $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@_vgal.res $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@_base.res -fo $(SG_INPUT_LIB)\$@.res !endif Regards Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90361
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    - SDIO Wireless Disable Hi everyone, I want in my application to disable the SDIO card exactly like if Iright click on the icon in the "Network and Dial-up Connection" ui and choose Disable. I know that we can call SetDevicePower() with the state D4 but that is not what I want since the card is still active and can be wake up by the system. Do you know what to do to mimic the "disable" context menu action? Regards, Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90356
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    - CE6 Questions I did read CE 6 is RTM, interesting news. I still have found no information other than kernel and driver changes. I would like some other features information also. Can anyone reply this: * Will CE6 have the same ActiveSync as Windows Mobile? For instance to allow sync of contact pictures and having the database on a database volume on file, instead of object store? * In Mike Hall's MSDN online walkthrough of the CE6 beta, you can see "cellcore" under the public tree. Does this mean that the RIL from Windows Mobile is included in CE6? Will also the connection manager be included? Will it include a TSP? * Will CE6 include CEMAPI from Windows Mobile? Including pop3, smtp, and imap4? * Are there any differences in how object store works compared to in CE5? * What other parts of windows mobile are included? Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90355
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    - Error while reading COM2 I am using PB 4.2 and pxa255 board. When I am trying to load 'bthuart.dll' but it is giving error while reading on COM2. "4294793688 PID:83c7c61e TID:839f4b8e Error reading COM port: GetLastError = 0x00000006 (6)" The registry entry for serial is: ----------------------------------- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\Serial1] "Dll"="xsc1bd_serial.Dll" "IoBase"=dword:a6400000 ;BTUART_BASE_U_VIRTUAL "Irq"=dword:0 ;22 - Dummy value. This subkey is not really used by the driver. "Tsp"="Unimodem.dll" "IoLen"=dword:24 "DeviceArrayIndex"=dword:2 "Prefix"="COM" "Index"=dword:3 "Order"=dword:0 ;"Priority256"=dword:67 ; Using default priority value "DeviceType"=dword:0 "FriendlyName"=LOC_FRIENDLYNAME_SERIAL2 ; Eliminate flow control bit "DevConfig"=hex: 10,00,00,00,05,00,00,00,10,01,00,00,00,4B,00,00,00,00,08,00,00,00,00,00,00 "Is485"=dword:1 "RTSDelay"=dword:500 Can anyone tell me wat should i do??? Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90349
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    - Download and debug CE image by serial port Hi guys, I'm working to create an image of CE to be downloadable (and debuggable) by means of a serial port. The target platform is an Intel PXA270 microprocessor. The bootloader I'm using is eboot (the one integrated in platform builder). Can anybody suggest how I can modify the bootloader to download (and debug) the image by the serial port FF of the microprocessor? Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90344
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    - Getting a SDIO card running ? Hi, I would like to use the SDIO slot on my Triton PXA270 board, I have added 'SD memory card' to the device catalogue, but it ignores the card insertion/removal. I'm not sure what else I should need any ideas - may be the SDIO host controller from the catalogue? Once I have that running I'd like to make the SDIO to take a wifi card. I have been told that CE5 has drivers for this, and I've found the SDIO Wifi (sys chip) driver assuming the card has this chip, would this be the only addition to the SDIO memory configuration mention above ? Thanks very much nick Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90340
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    - Source line mismatch in kernel-debugging Hi, I have modified devload.c (private code... yes I know...) After rebuilding everything, still when single-steping through the code, my source-lines donot seem to match the code that is executed. I am sure it is running my modified version, because of some trace-output that I modified between differrent builds. The debugger DOES show the right file. I guess .pdb or .map needs copying ? Any suggestions what could be wrong here ? Greetings, Rob. Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90336
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    - Loadcepc end interrupt latency Just a quick one: Does Loadcepc affect the interrupt latency of the runnning image? Thanks Ole Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90331
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    - USB Suspend \ Resume For a USB client driver on WinCE 5.0, I am using the typedef BOOL (* LPSUSPEND_DEVICE)( USB_HANDLE hDevice , UCHAR bInterfaceNumber ); function to suspend a USB device. The documentation says the device can be resumed by the LPRESUME_DEVICE function or by a global resume sent from the USB bus. However, the notification routine WINAPI *LPDEVICE_NOTIFY_ROUTINE seems to get only dwCode = USB_CLOSE_DEVICE. Where is the client driver going to get notification of the 'global resume' from the USB bus? Thanks Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90326
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    - Adding Pinyin IME to platform I have created a CE 4.2 platform based on the Enterprise Web Pad and have selected "Chinese Simplified" for the locale and the IME "MSYP2 for Windows CE" with the "1.7 MB - Standard Database". When I build the platform I do not see "chsime98.dll" or "Intllime.dll" generated. Is this normal or is there another component I need to include from the catalog? Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90322
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    - CE build - coredll link error - CryptCreateHash + others... Hi, I have a device bsp that builds a tiny kernel fine, but I need to add features to it - so I've added IE6, CF2, active sync etc. During the build of coredll I get lots of link errors (mostly security). I guess I'm missing a dependancy, is there an easy way to find what this is and add it (add all dependencies?) Any help with this really apprciated! Thanks nick Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90321
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    - .NET CF 2.0 and VS2005: Breakpoints are not hit I created a WinCE5.0 image that includes the .NET CF2.0 to allow managed code development using VS2005. I wrote a simple console program to test this functionality and the program is deployed correctly to the target and it executes as expected. The problem is that if I insert breakpoints in the program, they are not hit. If I start the program using a step, the step works but in the breakpoints marks it is shown the following alert: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit". I'm not using ActiveSync but using TCP/IP transport instead and manually launching Clientshutdown\ConmanClient2\CMAccept. I have checked that the application is correcly deployed to the target and that the debug variant is used. I have tested both headless and display CF2.0 variants. I don't have this problem with native development in VS2005 with my image or in managed development on a Windows Mobile device. Any hint to solve this issue? MV Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90319
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    - How to do a moule build for public driver I am using "Release Directrory Modules" for debugging and it is really helpful. I can only do a module build and do debugging without downloading the whole image. However, there are some module which is generated only in sysgen phase. For example, "serialusbfn.dll", in build phase, a "serialusbfn_lib.lib" is generated and the dll generating is defined in "public\common\cesysgen\makefile", as the following : **************************************************************************************** serialusbfn:: com_mdd2 serpddcm ceddk ufnclientlib @set TARGETLIBS=$(OWNSTATICLIB) $(CEDDKLIB) $(SG_OUTPUT_OAKLIB)\com_mdd2.lib $(SG_OUTPUT_OAKLIB)\serpddcm.lib $(SG_OUTPUT_OAKLIB)\ufnclientlib.lib ***************************************************************************************** My question is : how can I get this dll updated without doing a full sysgen (quite time-consuming)? Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90318
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    - Dual driver We are in the process of developing USB driver for our device. The device has dual functionality hence we planned to load 2 drivers for the same device (Single VID/PID). I would like to know whether there is a possibility for one WinCE driver to load another driver and then communicate among one another. The base driver will load based on the VID/PID of the device then this driver must load the second driver. Kindly provide your inputs. Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90317
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    - LTK test StretchBlt is failing on windowsMobile Dear MSVPs,, Please give me valuable suggestions on failure of stretchBlt function on windows Mobile when i run CETK test with following commandline tux -o -d gdiapi -x218 -r2376 when I enabled the failure bitmaps in the command line I could see that there is a mismatch of only one vertical line ... So would any one tell me if this is the problem with the driver or the CETK itself. If it is issue with the driver then please suggest me a way to solve this issue.. Herewith I am pasting the log for your reference. Thanks a lot for your cooperation <TESTCASE ID=218> *** vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv *** TEST STARTING *** *** Test Name: StretchBlt *** Test ID: 218 *** Library Path: \gdiapi.dll *** Command Line: *** Random Seed: 2376 *** Thread Count: 0 *** vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv BEGIN TEST: <StretchBlt>, Thds=0, Testing surface Win_Primary, font Tahoma Bold. StretchBlt - Passing NULL StretchBlt - Bogus Source DC StretchBlt: Sliding Squares (BitBltFunctionalTest) CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BitBlt offscreen: pass=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BitBlt offscreen: pass=1 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - Negative Size StretchBlt(hdc, 106, 0, 106, 275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 212, 0, -106, 275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 106, 275, 106, -275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 212, 275, -106, -275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - GetSet Off Screen a20=0 a150=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - GetSet On Screen a20=0 a150=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBltFlipMirrorTest StretchBlt - Test BitBlt with clip region: -RESIZE(20) * shift[0][0]=-7: PARIS_X=71 PARIS_Y=85 Testing shift [1,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [1,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [1,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - draw Logo Blit StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateCompatibleBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateDIBSection CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateCompatibleBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateDIBSection CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - SimpleBltTest OffScreen Blit StretchBlt - StretchBlt1 Test CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBltShrinkTest CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test FAIL: Driver verification mismatch detected. Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 0) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 1) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 2) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 3) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 4) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 5) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 6) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 7) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 8) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 9) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 10) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 11) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 12) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 13) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 14) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 15) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 16) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 17) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 18) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) error lines exceed the log size limit TestSBltCase10: StretchBlt(hdc,100,84,10,124,hdc,100,85,10,124,SRCCOPY StretchBlt - BltAlphaDIBTest StretchBlt - WritableBitmapTest CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves BlitMirrorTest - StretchBlt A 3% variance is acceptable due to stretching differences, a moderate number of mismatches listed below are expected. CheckScreenHalves BitBltSuite - StretchBlt Using 73 testcases No brush attached CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves TestAllRops - StretchBlt StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test BilinearStretchTest - StretchBlt StretchBltSuite - StretchBlt No brush attached Using ROP DSTINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCAND CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCERASE CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP MERGECOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP MERGEPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP NOTSRCCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP NOTSRCERASE CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP BLACKNESS CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP WHITENESS CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00AA0000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00B80000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00A00000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00290000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00490000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x006D0000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Testing surface Win_Primary completed. END TEST: <StretchBlt> *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *** TEST COMPLETED *** *** Test Name: StretchBlt *** Test ID: 218 *** Library Path: \gdiapi.dll *** Command Line: *** Result: Failed *** Random Seed: 2376 *** Thread Count: 1 *** Execution Time: 0:06:50.200 *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Please give me your valuable thoughts which help me solve the problem very quickly Thanks a lot again Sri Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90316
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    - Media player shown 0x8007000e error and exception in QUARTZ.dll When I use media player to play a WMV file, it show an error as below: An Unknown error has occurred.(0x8007000e). Then I press OK and close media player, the platform builder will shown an error as below: First-Chance exception in QUARTZ.dll (0xC0000005: Access Violation) Then I press OK, and the platform jump to Vcelpool.cpp for debug. The QUARTZ.dll and Vcelpool.cpp are both directX files, anyone can give me a suggestion? Thanks Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90302
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    - why my activesync only sync file from pc to device? In windows mobile 5.0, I use activesync by usb serial. Now, I find a problem, I only can sync file from PC to Device, but can not sync the file on device to PC, how can solve this problem? can it be solved by setting registry? Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90297
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    - ROM image update via Activesync Hi all, What I want to achieve is to update the ROM image via Activesync. Can anyone point some directions for me please? My questions are: 1. Do I have to write an application in the PC side? Or Activesync already have some standard interface which I only need to implement? 2. For the program in the end-device, do I have to write an application/driver to receive the ROM image from the PC? Or Activesync already have some standard interface which I only need to implement? Any information to get started is appreciated. Thanks. Regards, Kong Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90295
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    - SCO over HCI USB audio sync problem Hi, I am having a strange problem, sometime when I record from a SCO channel in 16bit (0x0060) to a file the first byte is missing and when I play it back I listen just caos. But if I cut the first byte, or I add a byte in front of the file, then I can listen it fine. I suspect that some endianness problem is happenning. But it is random. Is there a way to be sure that I am reading the packet in the right way? Note: I am Using USB Isoc alternate setting 2, i.e. 17 byte per frame. The problem occurance is Random. Regards Murali Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90294
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    - Qn - How to Build a system with persistent storage?? Hi Guys, May I know if there is any documentation/guide on building a WinCE 5 system with persistent storage and hive registry? I tried building the system by choosing hive registry and rom-only file system, it built successfully but cannot run. With a rom-and-ram file it run fine, but the hive registry does not seems to be working, as changes to the system options are lost after power off. Therefore, is selecting hive registry in the catalogue suffice for hive-based registry system. Similarly, is selecting a rom-only file system sufficient for a system with persistent storage. Thanks for your help. Regards Tey Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90290
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    - Error in serial driver while loading bthuart.dll I am using PXA255 chip and wince 4.2. When i try to load bthuart.dll it fails after failing to read from com port. What should i do? The code works fine with wince 5.0. The log: ================================================ 4294781560 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: >>> Loading module bthuart.dll at address 0x03570000-0x03578000 (RW data at 0x01F79000-0x01F790B8) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\BELT_PC_BT\RELDIR\EXA255_ARMV4IDEBUG\BTHUART.DLL' 4294781574 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: COM_Open: Access permission handle granted x5CEF0 4294781575 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: COM_Open: First open : Do Init x5CEF0 4294781576 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: +HW_XSC1_PostInit, 0x316A0 4294781577 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: !!IIR C1 4294781578 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: -HW_XSC1_PostInit, 0x316A0 4294781585 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: +COM_WRITE(0x5CEF0, 0x83DC6BF, 4) 4294781586 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: COM_Write wait for CritSec 31570. 4294781587 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: COM_Write Got CritSec 31570. 4294781588 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: COM_Write wait for CritSec 31644. 4294781589 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: COM_Write got CritSec 31644. 4294781589 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: COM_Write released CritSec: 31644. 4294781590 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: DoPutBytes wait for CritSec 31644. 4294781591 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: DoPutBytes got CritSec 31644. 4294781592 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: TxRead = 0, TxLength = 4, TxBytesAvail = 4. 4294781593 PID:83c7c61e TID:83a18966 0x83b98400: About to copy 4 bytes . . . . 4294793687 PID:83c7c61e TID:839f4b8e [ERR] 4294793688 PID:83c7c61e TID:839f4b8e Error reading COM port: GetLastError = 0x00000006 (6) 4294793689 PID:83c7c61e TID:839f4b8e [ERR] 4294793690 PID:83c7c61e TID:839f4b8e [HCIUNIV] HCI_ReadPacket failed. 4294793792 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: COM_Close: Closed access owner handle 4294793794 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e 0x83a12a3c: <<< Unloading module bthuart.dll at address 0x03570000-0x03578000 (RW data at 0x01F79000-0x01F790B8) Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\BELT_PC_BT\RELDIR\EXA255_ARMV4IDEBUG\BTHUART.DLL' 4294793800 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e [ERR] 4294793801 PID:83c7c61e TID:e3a2433e hci_connect_transport:: ERROR_OUTOFMEMORY (2) 4294799213 PID:83c7c61e TID:c3c04716 0x83bf5000: *TCBTimeout: ClearIdleTimerReset 4294799214 PID:83c7c61e TID:c3c04716 0x83bf5000: TCBTimeout: setting fTCBTimerOn to 0 4294799215 PID:83c7c61e TID:c3c04716 0x83bf5000: *TCBTimeout: NOT Restarting TCBTimer Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90282
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    - ANN: Windows CE Live Chat Tomorrow! Just a note that we'll be hosting an online chat tomorrow morning concerning Windows CE 5.0 and CE 6 beta! Members of the development team will be on hand ready to answer your questions, so bring 'em on! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Title: Windows CE Live Chat! September 27, 2006 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Pacific time Additional Time Zones: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=9&day=27&year=2006&hour=9&min=0&sec=0&p1=234 Description: Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to learn more about the Windows CE 6 beta? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE is the operating system that is powering the next generation of 32-bit, small-footprint and mobile devices. This chat will cover the tools and technologies used to develop devices using the Windows CE 5.0 and CE 6 beta operating systems. To join this chat, please log on via the main MSDN chat page at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/ Chat Transcripts: Missed a recent chat? We welcome you to visit the Transcript Archive. Transcripts are usually posted within two weeks of the live event. http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/transcripts/mobileembedded/default.aspx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sue sloh@microsoft.com (remove "online" from reply-to address) http://blogs.msdn.com/ce_base/ _____________________________________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. _____________________________________________________________ Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90276
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    - Cannot open input file 'secchk.lib' Compiling my application against the vendor SDK an error occurs: LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'secchk.lib' What's it? :-O Mhaxx Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90273
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    - USB Bluetooth dongles with Broadcom BCM2035 Hello, I've tried a lot of different Bluetooth dongles on my PXA270 Win CE 5.0 design. All are working correctly.. but a common one based on the Broadcom BCM2035 chip ("Blutonium" BT 1.2, Class 2 adapter). Bluetooth devices are found by the "scan" procedure under control panel, but they are marked with a "?" (no specific icon is associated with the device). It seems that HCI communication is working, but upper protocol levels are not operating properly (no reference to ACL data into the debug dump). Have you ever seen this problem? Bye Panino Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90270
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    - More Help required ARM PXA255, PB5.0 Kernel startup A couple of weeks ago I have posted the following question to this group: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder/browse_thread/thread/575eef4c5487fa21 However, I have now found out that one reason for this problem is that the TLB is not written with the right alignment: Here are some lines of armtrap.s in the private section of the kernel code WINCE500\PRIVATE\WINCEOS\COREOS\NK\KERNEL\ARM: KDataArea PTs % 0x4000 ; space for first-level page table ExceptionVectors % 0x0400 ; space for exception vectors % 0x0400 ; space for interrupt stack % 0x0100 ; space for FIQ stack % 0x0700 ; space for Abort stack KPage % 0x0c00 ; space for kernel stack & KDataStruct HighPT % 0x0400 ; space for 2nd level page table to map 0xFFF00000 KDEnd % 0 The Array PTs is reserved for the TLB. According to the PXA255 Manual, the CP15 Register TTBR can only hold addresses which define the upper 18 Bits (16 k alignment), but the base address passed to the CP15_TTBR is 0xA05BB000, which is rounded down to 16k Alignment 0xA05B8000. This of yourse fails while executing. NK.exe .pdata starts at 8eb3b000, which is probably the reason why the misalignment occures. My question: How can I force 16 k alignment of the Arrays without having to compile private code ? Has anyone discovered the same problems with PB5.0 on XScale platforms ? After trying to place the array to a properly aligned memory region, I retried ... the TLB then was in place but however, the TURN ON of the MMU failed again. There is an issue within the help topics of PB: "If a device with an XScale CPU hangs when executing the instruction that enables MMU, you can attempt to isolate the problem by including an identity mapping for FLASH memory in OEMAddressTable. If the identity mapping allows execution to continue past the failed MMU instruction, then this indicates that the problem is specific to the XScale CPU. Although the identity mapping can get you past the MMU enable instruction, it is likely to cause the system to crash later in the boot process when virtual memory is accessed. Once you identify that this is the XScale specific issue, you can workaround this problem by performing the following steps: 1. Create the identity mapping in the first call to OEMARMCacheMode. You can determine if it is the first call by testing whether the instruction counter is a physical address, in which case MMU is not enabled yet. 2. In OEMInitDebugSerial, remove the identity mapping. " We use strataflash (two 16 MB units) and I remapped it onto itself, but it failed again. I am completely stuck now and need some advice. Thank you. Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90269
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    - PB remote tools cannot access Smartphone emulator image From PlatformBuilder, remote tools (Fileviewer and RegEdit for example) cannot connect to the DeviceEmulator when it is running a Smartphone image. The problem has to do with 'cetlkitl.dll trust = 1'. When I run a PocketPC image, 'cetlkitl.dll trust = 2' and the problem does not occur. I have seen this problem on multiple AKUs. It is blocking me from loading some test files on the Device Emulator. Any help would be most appreciated. Here are the details: Using AKU 2.4 and AKU 3.2 (Venti - build 15624), 1. I installed the AKU, 2. cloned the DeviceEmulator BSP for a Smartphone (debug build). 3. I did 'blddemo clean -q' and tried 'blddemo clean -c'. The images built without problem. 4. Using PB I opened the workspace and set up a KITL connection to download to the device emulator (all standard settings). 5. I have rebooted my PC with no network connection and used the Microsoft Loopback adapter. This is done to assure no VPN problems. I tried it several other ways making 'dinks' to the build process with no success as below. 6. When I attach to the device, it starts the emulator, downloads the image and the image boots with a log to the PB debug window. 7. After the emulator boots it works fine. 8. When I try to start any of the remote tools (registry editor or file viewer I get the following log. The problem seems to be that CETLKITL.DLL is not trusted: ---------------- 93586 PID:b7fec37a TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: RELFSD: Opening file CEMGRC.EXE from desktop 93780 PID:b7fec37a TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: CertVerify: CEMGRC.EXE trust = 1 93965 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03EE0000-0x03F65000 (RW data at 0x01FF8000-0x01FF8DA4) 93972 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: >>> Loading module CEMGRC.EXE at address 0x18010000-0x1801F000 Loaded 'C:\WM524\RELEASE\SMARTFON_EMUSF24_DEBUG\SMARTFON\CEMGRC.EXE', no matching symbolic information found. 94427 PID:b7fec37a TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: RELFSD: Opening file cetlkitl.dll from desktop 95444 PID:b7fec37a TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: CertVerify: cetlkitl.dll trust = 1 95537 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: >>> Loading module cetlkitl.dll at address 0x01590000-0x01596000 Loaded 'C:\WM524\RELEASE\SMARTFON_EMUSF24_DEBUG\SMARTFON\CETLKITL.DLL', no matching symbolic information found. 95553 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce Opening KITL stream "platmanXport"... 95556 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95556 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95557 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce CallKitlRegisterClient failed 95566 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce KITL stream platmanXport: buffer start=0x4d700000 end=0x4d706400 95567 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95567 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95567 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95567 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95567 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95568 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95568 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95568 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95568 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95568 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95569 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce Error - got sync character 0 95569 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: ERROR: f:\bowaku2\private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\kwin32.c line 1659: 95569 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: KernelIoctl failed due to insufficient trust 95570 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce NewConnection: failed to connect to platmanXport 95575 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: <<< Unloading module cetlkitl.dll at address 0x01590000-0x01596000 Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WM524\RELEASE\SMARTFON_EMUSF24_DEBUG\SMARTFON\CETLKITL.DLL' 95671 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: <<< Unloading module CEMGRC.EXE at address 0x18010000-0x1801F000 Unloaded symbols for 'C:\WM524\RELEASE\SMARTFON_EMUSF24_DEBUG\SMARTFON\CEMGRC.EXE' 97698 PID:d6f5f2ea TID:d78390ce 0x96cc36b8: <<< Unloading module coredll.dll at address 0x03EE0000-0x03F65000 (RW data at 0x01FF8000-0x01FF8DA4) Any help or workaround would be most appreciated. -- Howard Cunnningham Teleca RTP, NC Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90267
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    - DHCP npt allocating IP address When I download the Debug Image DHCP allocates proper IP address, But in this case when I trap frames for allocating Ip address My device Always send 192.198.0.2 address as request to DHCP server and sets Address given by DHCP server. And major problem is that DHCP unable to allocate the IP addres in NODEBUG image. regards Khagesh Chaudhari Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90266
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    - DHCP npt allocating IP address When I download the Debug Image DHCP allocates proper IP address, But in this case when I trap frames for allocating Ip address My device Always send 192.198.0.2 address as request to DHCP server and sets Address given by DHCP server. And major problem is that DHCP unable to allocate the IP addres in NODEBUG image. regards Khagesh Chaudhari Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90265
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    - res file editing Hi, I'm trying to modify the franch (040C) res file of the power applet in the control panel. I tried to open the res files in EVC, VS2005 and modify it. The problem is that after I modify the file (move some controls around) and then recompile and sysgen the project the applets fails to load. What is the recommended way of performing such tasks? Ohad Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90264
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    - KITL connection for ARM 926 ejs hi, I have developed an OAL for arm 926 platform but I have done it without KITL as we had time constraint for driver devlp. I am using UBOOT of linux to download the kernel image and hence platform builder is not in any way connected to target board. Now since driver development is in progress I have been told to develop KITL connection. I have a doubt that I would like to clarify and that is it necessary to have wince bootloader to download the image to board so that KITL connection can be established, I have this issue because i have seen only i way that is by "Attach Device" by which i can connect the board and then if i use UBOOT and try to start the KITL how can the messages appear on the platform builder. Please guys clear my doubt as to whether wince bootloader is compulsary for KITL connection to be established waiting for a favorable reply thanks in advance -- Thanks Honey Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90263
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    - Is the strange problem with driver or GDI? Hi all, I want all your valuable suggestions on the failure of stretchBlt function on windows Mobile when i run CETK test with following commandline tux -o -d gdiapi -x218 -r2376 when I enabled the failure bitmaps in the command line I could see that there is a mismatch of only one vertical line ... So would any one tell me if this is the problem with the driver or the CETK itself. If it is issue with the driver then please suggest me a way to solve this issue.. Herewith I am pasting the log for your reference. Thanks a lot for your cooperation <TESTCASE ID=218> *** vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv *** TEST STARTING *** *** Test Name: StretchBlt *** Test ID: 218 *** Library Path: \gdiapi.dll *** Command Line: *** Random Seed: 2376 *** Thread Count: 0 *** vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv BEGIN TEST: <StretchBlt>, Thds=0, Testing surface Win_Primary, font Tahoma Bold. StretchBlt - Passing NULL StretchBlt - Bogus Source DC StretchBlt: Sliding Squares (BitBltFunctionalTest) CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BitBlt offscreen: pass=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BitBlt offscreen: pass=1 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - Negative Size StretchBlt(hdc, 106, 0, 106, 275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 212, 0, -106, 275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 106, 275, 106, -275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 StretchBlt(hdc, 212, 275, -106, -275, hdc, 0, 0, 106, 275, SRCCOPY) returned:1 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - GetSet Off Screen a20=0 a150=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - GetSet On Screen a20=0 a150=0 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBltFlipMirrorTest StretchBlt - Test BitBlt with clip region: -RESIZE(20) * shift[0][0]=-7: PARIS_X=71 PARIS_Y=85 Testing shift [1,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [-1,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [1,-1] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [1,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves Testing shift [0,0] cliprect = [5,5,227,195]: nRet =2 CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - draw Logo Blit StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateCompatibleBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltFromMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateDIBSection CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateCompatibleBitmap CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - BltToMonochromeTest Using a bitmap from CreateDIBSection CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - SimpleBltTest OffScreen Blit StretchBlt - StretchBlt1 Test CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBltShrinkTest CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test FAIL: Driver verification mismatch detected. Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 0) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 1) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 2) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 3) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 4) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 5) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 6) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 7) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 8) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 9) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 10) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 11) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 12) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 13) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 14) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 15) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 16) expected (0x00FF65A5) found (0x00000000) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 17) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) Comparison exceeded threshold, incorrect pixel at (32, 18) expected (0x00000000) found (0x00FF65A5) error lines exceed the log size limit TestSBltCase10: StretchBlt(hdc,100,84,10,124,hdc,100,85,10,124,SRCCOPY StretchBlt - BltAlphaDIBTest StretchBlt - WritableBitmapTest CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves BlitMirrorTest - StretchBlt A 3% variance is acceptable due to stretching differences, a moderate number of mismatches listed below are expected. CheckScreenHalves BitBltSuite - StretchBlt Using 73 testcases No brush attached CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves TestAllRops - StretchBlt StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt2 Test StretchBlt - StretchBlt3 Test StretchBlt - StretchBltShrink3 Test BilinearStretchTest - StretchBlt StretchBltSuite - StretchBlt No brush attached Using ROP DSTINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCAND CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP SRCERASE CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP MERGECOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP MERGEPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP NOTSRCCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP NOTSRCERASE CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATCOPY CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATINVERT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP PATPAINT CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP BLACKNESS CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP WHITENESS CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00AA0000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00B80000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00A00000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00290000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x00490000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Using ROP 0x006D0000 CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves CheckScreenHalves Testing surface Win_Primary completed. END TEST: <StretchBlt> *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *** TEST COMPLETED *** *** Test Name: StretchBlt *** Test ID: 218 *** Library Path: \gdiapi.dll *** Command Line: *** Result: Failed *** Random Seed: 2376 *** Thread Count: 1 *** Execution Time: 0:06:50.200 *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Please give me your valuable thoughts which help me solve the problem very quickly Thanks a lot again Sri Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90261
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    - Return value of FreeIntChainHandler() During the course of loading and unloading a driver for a board, I have come across the fact that the function FreeIntChainHandler() is returning FALSE(failed) if the ISR DLL has been linked up in the MODULES section of the BIB file. If it is in the FILES section, FreeIntChainHandler() will return TRUE(ok). This behaviour can be located in "loader.c" where DoFreeKernelLibrary() is itself returning FALSE because the module has been fixed up in the MODULES section. Now the help on FreeIntChainHandler states "When this function is called, the code associated with the interrupt handler is not unloaded. It remains in memory until the device is reset. If the LoadIntChainHandler function is called again for the same interrupt handler, the code in memory is used." http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/wcehardware5/html/wce50lrfFreeIntChainHandler.asp This is fair enough, but should it really return FALSE? Andrew. Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90255
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    - CalibrationData and #define TSP_MAXX dear all I'm developing on samsung s3c2440a board and wince5.0 1. Can you please tell me what is the below set of value at platform.reg mean /*[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH] "MaxCalError"=dword:7 ; portrait SMDK2440 v0.19 ;;; "CalibrationData"="466,623 149,163 145,1101 798,1097 792,160 " ; portrait SMDK2440 v1.11 ; "CalibrationData"="474,608 127,108 120,1116 845,1104 824,111 " ; "CalibrationData"="500,512 762,268 758,760 244,758 241,266 " ; Landscape "CalibrationData"="515,503 763,748 558,1049 269,255 764,255 " ENDIF BSP_NOTOUCH !*/ Because when I modiied the value ,the calibration of touch panel changed, I want to know what the CalibrationData do 2. And what is the below value means? #define TSP_MINX -50 #define TSP_MINY -50 #define TSP_MAXX 1350 #define TSP_MAXY 1150 Because when I modiied the value ,the calibration of touch panel changed too , I want to know what is the relationship between the 2 set of values The below funtion caculate the coordinate of X,Y *px = (*px - TSP_MINX) * TSP_LCDX / (TSP_MAXX - TSP_MINX); *py = (*py - TSP_MINY) * TSP_LCDY / (TSP_MAXY - TSP_MINY); Thanks first Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90254
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    - How to add rotation function to display driver? [Windows CE 5.0, Sharp SDK LH7A404] My HR-TFT LCD driver works fine in portrait mode( 240*320 ). I found it in the source code that it is using GPE( not GPERotate ). I want to change it to landscape( 320*240 ) mode, but I don't konw how to do it clearly. I think adding rotation function to the driver would be a nice idea. But I don't how to do it. Help~~ Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90253
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    - TFAT registry corruption Hello, I am using a TFAT file system with I am currently power-cycling to test its reliability. It has a hive registry on it, and on some occassions the power-cycling causes it to become corrupted, which in turn stops CE from booting successfully. With debugging on, the OS hangs at the following point: .... Filesystem initialized! FS: HKLM\System\Events not available, no signal events created. ERROR: d:\mckendric\private\winceos\coreos\filesys\main\fsmain.c line 2857: Unab le to locate init key for starting apps! The CE help files state that when the system detects a corrupt registry, it is wiped and replaced with the default version, although this doesn't seem to be happening. Does anyone know how the OS checks for registry corruption, and why this wouldn't be happening in my case? Thanks, Will. Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90241
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    - (Help) About WinCE USB MassStorage Max Lun support Dear Sir: I want to make the WinCE support Max Lun, and I find the following code: PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\USBFN\CLASS\STORAGE\TRANSPORT\BOT\Bot.c else if (udr.bmRequestType == (USB_REQUEST_CLASS | USB_REQUEST_FOR_INTERFACE | USB_REQUEST_DEVICE_TO_HOST) ) { if (udr.bRequest == BOT_GET_MAX_LUN_REQUEST) { if ( (udr.wValue == 0) && (udr.wIndex == 0) && (udr.wLength == 1) ) { // Limited to a single LUN DEBUGMSG(ZONE_COMMENT, (_T("%s Get max LUN class request\r\n"), pszFname)); g_bScratch = 0; //the default code only support one Lun. BOT_SetupTx(&g_rgPipeTransfers[CONTROL_TRANSFER], &g_bScratch, sizeof(g_bScratch)); response = CR_SUCCESS; } For the WinCE demo code, it doesn¡¦t support max lun, I modify the above code, and make g_bScratch = 0; at the same time, I modify Block.cpp, make the resident nand flash as disk0, and make the SD card as disk 1, But I analysis the usb transfer CBW, PC doesn¡¦t send me any UFI command about index 1. So I can only see on usb disk in the PC. Please help me, How can I make my WinCe support Max lun? Best Regards Mike Han Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90234
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    - VS2005 and MFC80U.DLL in Debug Build I have PXA 270 and Wince 5.0. MFC(mfcce400.dll) is part of CE image. Main user application is written by MFC in Visual Studio .NET 2005. Release Version of Main Application work fine without any additional files from VS2005. But Debug Build of application is required to download atl80.dll, MFC80U.DLL and some more files to device from C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\ce\Dll\armv4i folder. Can anyone explain why they need to be Device and what they do ? Thanks John Baik Tag: how to develop battery drivers in BSP Tag: 90231

hi all,
i am trying to develop my own battery drivers,my step
step 1: copy \WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\BATTDRVR to
\WINCE500\PLATFORM\InjoyPDA\SRC\DRIVERS\BATTDRVR,modify the sbattif.c to
satisfy my platform(which get battery status through i2s)
step 2: add battdrvr to dirs and modify sources.
sources set:
TARGETNAME=battdrvr
TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK
DEFFILE=$(TARGETDEFNAME).def

DLLENTRY=DllMain
PREPROCESSDEFFILE=1
RELEASETYPE=PLATFORM£¨i think battery drives is a core os service ,i want to
set OAK,but report error£©

INCLUDES= \
$(INCLUDES); \
$(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\inc; \
$(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\xllp\inc; \
$(_PUBLICROOT)\common\sdk\inc;$(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\inc; \

TARGETLIBS= \
$(_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib

SOURCELIBS= \
$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\pxa27x_xllp.lib \
$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ceddk.lib
SOURCES = \
battdrvr.c \
battapi.c \
battzones.c \
sbattif.c \
DS2782.c (note:my battery monitor chip driver)
step3:
change my bsp and add battery driver to it.then i add my own driver to
replace the drivers of microsoft
then i build ,it complete,but i cannot find battdrvr.dll in the image. i
think for granted i must set SYSGEN_BATTERY,
but now build failed,what is the matter? and then how can i do? thanks!!!

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Re: how to develop battery drivers in BSP by Keaven

Keaven
Thu Sep 28 09:54:02 CDT 2006

You may check your platform.bib if you have the line :
battdrvr.dll $(_FLATRELEASEDIR)\battdrvr.dll NK SH
in it or it is not bypass by a conditionnal include.

Regards,

"Mr.f" <edgar.ma@injoytech.com> wrote in message
news:uVDjXzu4GHA.1252@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> hi all,
> i am trying to develop my own battery drivers,my step
> step 1: copy \WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\BATTDRVR to
> \WINCE500\PLATFORM\InjoyPDA\SRC\DRIVERS\BATTDRVR,modify the sbattif.c to
> satisfy my platform(which get battery status through i2s)
> step 2: add battdrvr to dirs and modify sources.
> sources set:
> TARGETNAME=battdrvr
> TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK
> DEFFILE=$(TARGETDEFNAME).def
>
> DLLENTRY=DllMain
> PREPROCESSDEFFILE=1
> RELEASETYPE=PLATFORM£¨i think battery drives is a core os service ,i want
> to set OAK,but report error£©
>
> INCLUDES= \
> $(INCLUDES); \
> $(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\inc; \
> $(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\csp\arm\intel\pxa27x\xllp\inc; \
> $(_PUBLICROOT)\common\sdk\inc;$(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\inc; \
>
> TARGETLIBS= \
> $(_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib
>
> SOURCELIBS= \
> $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\pxa27x_xllp.lib \
> $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ceddk.lib
> SOURCES = \
> battdrvr.c \
> battapi.c \
> battzones.c \
> sbattif.c \
> DS2782.c (note:my battery monitor chip driver)
> step3:
> change my bsp and add battery driver to it.then i add my own driver to
> replace the drivers of microsoft
> then i build ,it complete,but i cannot find battdrvr.dll in the image. i
> think for granted i must set SYSGEN_BATTERY,
> but now build failed,what is the matter? and then how can i do? thanks!!!
>
>
>

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