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    - Bootloader Hi We have been running wince.net 4.2 on sa1110 based hardware. The bootloader we use has been ported from wince300 when it used to exist in the sa11x0bd bsp supplied by Intel. The bootloader runs without problems. We are now moving to Xscale and again are now porting our bootloader across (we want to port this across because it has had lots of features added to it, and we understand the code well). My question is that we do not use BLCOMMON, or any bootloader code supplied by the new XScale BSP. We are purely porting our bootloader across to Xscale. Can I do this??? do we have to use BLCOMMON??? Is there anything that we should be weary of, or watch out for. Any help would be appreciated Regards Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56226
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    - How to change the image(nk.bin and boot.bin) location in flash? Hi everybody, I want to use the first 128KB in flash for other purpose. I can put a branch instruction at the boot address which jumps to 0x00020100 where the new boot loader should be. For this reason I would like to build the images as following: old: 0x00000000 boot.bin 0x00040000 nk.bin new: 0x00020000 boot.bin 0x00060000 nk.bin How can I tell the Platform Builder to do the job for me? Which files and settings should be changed? Thanks a lot in advance Dan Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56225
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    - Does "Windows CE .NET" allow running Java in Internet Explor Our team updated the Platforms from WinCE 3.00 to .NET. The question if the Win CE 4.2 supports the Java application in IE browser. Pease tell me How we can support running the Java application in IE in .NET environment. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56218
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    - lack of .lib and .h files Hello, I created a nk.bin file with platform builder 4.2. I added the NTLM module under "Authentication services (SSPI)". I generated the headers for the platform (Menu->Build->Generate Platfom Headers) then i used Menu->Platfom->Build SDK to create my own .msi file for the platform. I installed the platform onto my hardisk. Then I wanted to compile (with EVC4.0) my application to which uses the NTLM service: my app need both Ntlmssp.h and Ntlmssp.lib. I dont understand why, but the two files above are not inside the platform i created thru Build SDK. The path of the sdk is C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\XXXXX\RelDir\NATIONAL_GEODE_X86Release I searched for those two files in my HDisk, and i found them (for example the .h file in the path C:\WINCE420\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\INC), and i set the right paths for them and my application got compiled properly. The question is: how to add those two files to the platform automatically? Greetings, Luca Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56216
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    - How to make the media player fluent? Hi, I am doing some development on a Sandgate platform with pxa255 processor. It uses a 240*320 LCD. In landscape display mode(320*240), the media player works well. But in portrait display mode(240*320), it works bad and it's play speed is very slow. Why? How can I resolve this problem? Fred Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56213
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    - USB LEXMARK JUMPDRIVE problem !!!!! Hi All, Please help me ... I have have been reading the messages that has similar problem ...but iam missing something in my configuration!!! I have configured a CEPC using the WEBPAD configuration, when I insert the usb drive I cant see any reaction, the CEPC does not show any events occuring in the kernel debugging output.I have pasted my out below the registry settings....When I insert a USB mouse it works fine!!! but USB drive doesnt show anything.I have also formatted the USB jumpdrive to FATS. I can see this class interface "A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865" with DSK1: but the CEPC does not do anything. I have added 1) FAT FSD 2) OHCI (ican view the USBMSC.DLL,USBDISK6.DLL on my CEPC) 3) core os services i have added USB storage class drivers. 4) Under "Storage Devices" I added Compact flash/PC card storage(ATADISK) below is my registry settings and output... Thanks A Lot!!! Peter. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\LoadClients\Default\Default\8\Mass_Storage_Class] "DLL"="USBMSC.DLL" "Prefix"="DSK" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\ClientDrivers\Mass_Storage_Class] "DLL"="USBMSC.DLL" "Prefix"="DSK" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\ClientDrivers\Mass_Storage_Class\2] "DLL"="USBDISK6.DLL" "Prefix"="DSK" "FSD"="UDFS.DLL" "Folder"="USB Disk" "IOCTL"=dword:4 "IClass"="{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\USB\ClientDrivers\Mass_Storage_Class\6] "DLL"="USBDISK6.DLL" "Prefix"="DSK" "FSD"="FATFS.DLL" "Folder"="USB Disk" "IOCTL"=dword:4 "IClass"="{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}" ********************************************************************* ********************************************************************* ********** Platform builder output*********************************** 4294778117 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI!IDE_Init: Found storage device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2 4294778117 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI!IDE_Init: Found storage device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device0 4294778118 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Activating device 0 4294778118 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device0) entered 4294778118 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Dumping registry for key Drivers\Active\19 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Name = DSK1: 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device0 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ClientInfo = 00000000 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Dumping registry for key Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device0 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DeviceId = 00000000 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Object = CreateGeneric 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: IClass : 4294778119 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Ioctl = 00000004 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Settings = 0000000F 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Dll = atapi.dll 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Prefix = DSK 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI:CPCIDisk DeviceCount = 1 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Port configuration Port=0 Device=0 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: ATAConfig Device:0 4294778120 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: ConfigPort - Configuring pPort=00058D14 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: Using predefined Interrupt = 0000000E 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: Mapped IRQ 30 to SYSINTR 14 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwRegBase = 000001F0 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwRegAlt = 000003F4 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwBMR = 0000A000 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwSysIntr = 0000001E 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwIrq = 0000000E 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwBMRStatic = 0000A000 4294778121 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::Init pRegBase=000001F0 pRegAlt = 000003F4 4294778122 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController entered 4294778126 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:WaitForDisc - TimeOut !!! WaitType = 3 Status=10 4294778184 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778243 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778292 PID:43fc83aa TID:a3f750aa 0x83f45800: IPTimer: setting IPTimer of NTE 18A220 to 0 4294778302 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778360 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778417 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778476 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778535 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778592 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778650 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778708 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0x10 4294778767 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI:AtaResetController no response after 10 reset attempts 4294778768 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController entered 4294778772 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:WaitForDisc - TimeOut !!! WaitType = 3 Status=10 4294778772 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController ...performing soft reset ! 4294778783 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:WaitForDisc - TimeOut !!! WaitType = 3 Status=00 4294778783 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController: Controller reset done @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATDISK:ATAIssueIdentify done 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:Identify DevId (0 ) wDevType (5) 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:Identify CD-ROM Device 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:Identify Completed Stage 1 Status=50 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities target 0 IdentifyData PioCycleTimingMode (highest pio mode) = 0xe3 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities target 0 IdentifyData AdvancedPIOModes = 0x2 4294781639 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData SingleDmaModesSupported = 0x7 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData SingleWordDMAActive = 0x4 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData MultiWordDMASupport = 0x3 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData MultiWordDMAActive = 0x4 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData word 64-70 are valid 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData MinimumPIOxferTimeWOFlow = 0xe3 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData ManuRecomendedDMATime = 0x96 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities target 0 transfer timing: 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities PIO mode supported = 11 and best cycle time = 180 ns 4294781640 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities SWDMA mode supported = e0 and best cycle time = 240 ns 4294781641 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities MWDMA mode supported = 300 and best cycle time = 240 ns 4294781641 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities UDMA mode supported = 0 and best cycle time = -1 ns 4294781641 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities Current mode bitmap = 80 4294781643 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:SetTransferMode Mode=0C Status=50 Error=00 4294781643 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:Identify Completed Stage 2 Status=50 4294781643 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ConfigureDisk MediaCheckTime using default value of 5000 4294781643 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:Init Device Ready!!!( DevceId; 0 ) 4294781644 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: PNP interface class {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} (DSK1:) ATTACH 4294781645 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Activating device 2 4294781645 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2) entered 4294781645 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Dumping registry for key Drivers\Active\20 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Name = DSK2: 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ClientInfo = 00000000 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Dumping registry for key Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DeviceId = 00000002 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Object = CreateGeneric 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: IClass : 4294781646 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294781647 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Ioctl = 00000004 4294781647 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Settings = 0000000F 4294781647 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Dll = atapi.dll 4294781647 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Prefix = DSK 4294781647 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI:CPCIDisk DeviceCount = 2 4294781647 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: Port configuration Port=1 Device=0 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: ATAConfig Device:2 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: ConfigPort - Configuring pPort=00058D58 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: Using predefined Interrupt = 0000000F 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI: Mapped IRQ 31 to SYSINTR 15 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwRegBase = 00000170 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwRegAlt = 00000374 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwBMR = 0000A008 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwSysIntr = 0000001F 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwIrq = 0000000F 4294781648 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: dwBMRStatic = 0000A008 4294781649 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::Init pRegBase=00000170 pRegAlt = 00000374 4294781649 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController entered 4294781708 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0xFF 4294781708 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController Drive 2 status = 0xFF 4294781708 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController no second device 4294781708 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController entered 4294781710 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:ResetController ...performing soft reset ! 4294781714 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:WaitForDisc - TimeOut !!! WaitType = 2 Status=FF 4294781716 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController: Current drive status = 0xFF 4294781716 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController Drive 2 status = 0xFF 4294781716 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI::ResetController no second device 4294781716 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPI:AtaInitDevice: ResetController failed!! 4294781716 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: ATAPIPCI:~CPCIDisk DeviceCount = 1 4294781716 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!StartOneDriver RegisterDevice(DSK, 2, atapi.dll, 0x802d20c) failed 4294781717 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: PNP interface class {CDDC3621-3512-4b3f-BB6F-B4DD5E061795} (IDE1:) ATTACH 4294781718 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\PCI-PCI-BRIDGE1) entered 4294781718 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!StartOneDriver RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\PCI-PCI-BRIDGE1\DllName) returned 2 4294781719 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\KITL) entered 4294781719 PID:43fc83aa TID:43fdafc2 0x83fc8000: DEVICE!StartOneDriver RegisterDevice(<nil>, 0, PCIbus.dll, 0x802ee5c) failed 4294781725 PID:43feff9a TID:43fda932 0x83fefa48: Opened the store hStore=E3F1C2BA 4294781725 PID:43feff9a TID:43fda932 0x83fefa48: NumSec=0 BytesPerSec=0 FreeSec=0 BiggestCreatable=0 4294781726 PID:43feff9a TID:43fda932 0x83fefa48: Partition PART00 NumSectors=0 4294781727 PID:43fc83aa TID:63f7ef92 0x83f78800: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294781728 PID:43fc83aa TID:63f7ef92 0x83f78800: TAPI:AddTapiDevice: RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294781728 PID:43fc83aa TID:63f7ef92 0x83f78800: TAPI:AddTapiDevice: RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294781728 PID:43fc83aa TID:63f7ef92 0x83f78800: TAPI:OldAddTapiDevice RegQueryValueEx(Tsp) returned 2 4294782 #####################################################################3 4294783935 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: Read_IoWindowInfo(): found window 0x00000060 / 0x5 in 'HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\KEYBD' 4294783940 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (COM1:) ATTACH 4294783940 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (LPT1:) ATTACH 4294783941 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {A32942B7-920C-486b-B0E6-92A702A99B35} (NDS0:) ATTACH 4294783942 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (WAM1:) ATTACH 4294783942 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (SCA1:) ATTACH 4294783943 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (SIP0:) ATTACH 4294783944 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (UIO1:) ATTACH 4294783944 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (ARS1:) ATTACH 4294783945 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (ZCF1:) ATTACH 4294783945 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (V6H1:) ATTACH 4294783946 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (NPW1:) ATTACH 4294783946 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {f8a6ba98-087a-43ac-a9d8-b7f13c5bae31} (ETM1:) ATTACH 4294783947 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} (DSK1:) ATTACH 4294783948 PID:43fc83aa TID:e3e38fce 0x83e38ccc: PNP interface class {CDDC3621-3512-4b3f-BB6F-B4DD5E061795} (IDE1:) ATTACH 4294784090 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: Unknown: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:\mckendric\public\common\oak\drivers\keybd\ps2_8042\.\ps2port.cpp at line 580 4294784092 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: Unknown: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:\mckendric\public\common\oak\drivers\keybd\ps2_8042\.\ps2keybd.cpp at line 344 4294784093 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: ERROR: d:\mckendric\public\common\oak\drivers\keybd\ps2_8042\.\kbdmouse.cpp line 206: 4294784093 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: PS2_8042_Entry: Could not initialize ps2 keyboard. 4294784094 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: PS2_8042_Entry: Initialization complete 4294784094 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: KeybdDriverInitializeEx: Initialized PDD 0 - PS/2 8042 (Mask 2) 4294784094 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: KeybdDriverInitializeEx: Found default input method 00000409 4294784095 PID:63f03f6a TID:63fc837a 0x83e68c6c: KeybdDriverInitializeEx: Layout Manager successfully initialized 4294784630 PID:43fc83aa TID:c3e9c69a 0x83e7eb20: RdrUIThread: SH_WMGR is ready 4294786107 PID:43fc83aa TID:a3e85f82 0x83e7e0c0: >>> Loading module nspm.dll at address 0x03B30000-0x03B36000 (RW data at 0x01FB1000-0x01FB1194) %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%5 PioCycleTimingMode (highest pio mode) = 0xe3 4294778950 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities target 0 IdentifyData AdvancedPIOModes = 0x2 4294778950 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData SingleDmaModesSupported = 0x7 4294778950 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData SingleWordDMAActive = 0x4 4294778950 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData MultiWordDMASupport = 0x3 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData MultiWordDMAActive = 0x4 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData word 64-70 are valid 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData MinimumPIOxferTimeWOFlow = 0xe3 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilitiestarget 0 IdentifyData ManuRecomendedDMATime = 0x96 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities target 0 transfer timing: 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities PIO mode supported = 11 and best cycle time = 180 ns 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities SWDMA mode supported = e0 and best cycle time = 240 ns 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities MWDMA mode supported = 300 and best cycle time = 240 ns 4294778951 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities UDMA mode supported = 0 and best cycle time = -1 ns 4294778952 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:AnalyzeDeviceCapabilities Current mode bitmap = 80 4294778954 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:SetTransferMode Mode=0C Status=50 Error=00 4294778954 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:Identify Completed Stage 2 Status=50 4294778954 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:ConfigureDisk MediaCheckTime using default value of 5000 4294778954 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPI:Init Device Ready!!!( DevceId; 0 ) 4294778955 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: PNP interface class {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} (DSK1:) ATTACH 4294778956 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Activating device 2 4294778956 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: DEVICE!ActivateDeviceEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2) entered 4294778956 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Dumping registry for key Drivers\Active\20 4294778957 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Name = DSK2: 4294778957 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2 4294778957 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ClientInfo = 00000000 4294778957 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Dumping registry for key Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\I823711\Device2 4294778957 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: DeviceId = 00000002 4294778957 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Object = CreateGeneric 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: IClass : 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Ioctl = 00000004 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Settings = 0000000F 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Dll = atapi.dll 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Prefix = DSK 4294778958 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPIPCI:CPCIDisk DeviceCount = 2 4294778959 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: Port configuration Port=1 Device=0 4294778959 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPIPCI: ATAConfig Device:2 4294778959 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPIPCI: ConfigPort - Configuring pPort=00058938 4294778959 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPIPCI: Using predefined Interrupt = 0000000F 4294778959 PID:43fd0a9a TID:43fd0b2a 0x83fc9000: ATAPIPCI: Mapped IRQ 31 to SYSINTR 15 Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? 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    - a question on boot loader Can anybody describe the steps for building a load builder and downloaded to a device? thanks, lu Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56202
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    - KITL connection problem I'm trying to make a KITL connection to PB and the Debug Serial message follows riting to flash (please wait): Done. Got EDBG_CMD_JUMPIMG Got EDBG_CMD_CONFIG, flags:0x00000000 Download successful! Jumping to image at physical 0xA00B9000... ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** ****************************************************** OEMInitDebugSerial using UART1(FFUART) Windows CE Kernel for ARM (Thumb Enabled) Built on Mar 13 2003 at 22:44:13 ProcessorType=02d0 Revision=6 sp_abt=ffff5000 sp_irq=ffff2800 sp_undef=ffffc800 OEMAddressTable = 800b9ed4 OEMInit(). Before InitDebugEther(). +OEMKitlInit Checking for CS8900 Ethernet controller... CS8900: MAC Address: 0:b:29:ff:55:66 Reset Success!! (Probe) dwEthernetIOBase: 0xBC300300 INFO: Probe: CS8900 is detected. INFO: Init: CS8900_Init OK. CS8900 Ethernet controller initialized. VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes Tx buffer [0xA02A0400] to [0xA02A4400]. Rx buffer [0xA029C3E0] to [0xA02A03E0]. VBridge:: NK add MAC: [0-B-29-FF-55-66] Dump Driver_Globals (ether stuff only) at : 0xA3CC3000 pDriverGlobals->eth.EbootMagicNum= 0x45424F54 pDriverGlobals->eth.etherEnabled= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.etherFlags= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.TargetAddr.dwIP= 0x2E0F330A pDriverGlobals->eth.TargetAddr.wMAC= 0xA3CC390C pDriverGlobals->eth.TargetAddr.wPort= 0xD403 pDriverGlobals->eth.DownloadHostAddr.dwIP= 0x2D0F330A pDriverGlobals->eth.DownloadHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA3CC391C pDriverGlobals->eth.DownloadHostAddr.wPort= 0x4005 pDriverGlobals->eth.DbgHostAddr.dwIP= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.DbgHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA3CC3928 pDriverGlobals->eth.DbgHostAddr.wPort= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.KdbgHostAddr.dwIP= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.KdbgHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA3CC3934 pDriverGlobals->eth.KdbgHostAddr.wPort= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.PpshHostAddr.dwIP= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.PpshHostAddr.wMAC= 0xA3CC3940 pDriverGlobals->eth.PpshHostAddr.wPort= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.SubnetMask= 0xFFFFFF pDriverGlobals->eth.DHCPLeaseTime= 0x0 pDriverGlobals->eth.EdbgFlags= 0x1 OEMether IP Addr: 10.51.15.46 OEMether IP netmask: 255.255.255.0 pAdapter->SysIntrVal = EDBG_SYSINTR_NOINTR Device SKKU PXA255 21862, IP 10.51.15.46, Port 981 Calling EdbgInitDHCP -OEMKitlInit GetDevCfg pFrameHeader->wDestMAC= FF. FF. FF. FF. FF. FF pFrameHeader->wSrcMAC= 0. B. 29. FF. 55. 66 pIPHeader->dwSrcIP = 10.51.15.46 pIPHeader->dwDestIP = 255.255.255.255 OEMEthSendFrame OOEMEthGetFrame() ########### Host connected Host IP: 10.51.15.45, port 1342 there are some debug serial message I added. After this, The Message Keeps saying endless loop calling EncodUDP, DecodeUDP, OEMEthSendFrame, OEMEthGetFrame. PB still waits to connect with target. After the Massage " Kernel debugger is waiting to connect with target. ", Nothing Happens. Target board is based on pxa255 bsp and has cs8900 for ethernet. The cs8900 Library, edeviceinit.c for OAL are same with Bootloader's. Have you ever see any similar problem like this? Thanks in advance. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56195
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    - Access to sockets out of the CE device driver Whould anybody know whether it's possible to use the WinSock out of the CE streams driver, i.e in the device.exe context? I'm calling the WSAStartup() et al upon an interactive application request, so the WinSock has long been initialized by then. The driver does link against the ws2.lib statically though. Any soul doing something similar? What I'm seeing is the success for the socket(), bind(), setsockopt()s and the sendto() calls, but no packets leave the iPAQ. There should be no ARP/routing issues to speak of. It is the UDP (SOCK_DGRAM) socket on the Windows Mobile 2003 if that matters. Many thanks, Ilya Faenson Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56194
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    - ActiveSync file transfer failing I have a system where active sync file transfers from the host to the target are failing. The details of the failure are described below. Someone else posted a similar problem under the title "COREDLL.DLL ERROR" on July 7. Target System: - CE 4.2 - PXA255 CPU - 128MB RAM - 64MB sync strata flash I never see the failure if I: - run the NK.bin from RAM - put nk.bin in flash, but do not use the second 64MB of RAM. Not sure if the above is significant or if I am just re-arranging things and masking the problem. Ideas welcome. Thanks, Cliff Crash details from debugger: Failure observations: ActiveSync fails when copying some files from a Host system to a WinCE target -- typically >~ 300K. - NK.bin (debug or retail) in RAM works fine. - NK.bin in flash fails. - tried compressing rapisrv.exe -- no change Sometimes the target just dies with no indication in the debugger. Â At other times, I get something like the following. Â The stack trace always includes rapisrv, but is not the same every time. Sometimes, assembler windows acts strange and cannot decode the instruction at the crash address, but with this failure, it does not seem to be having any problem. Loaded symbols for 'C \WINCE420\PLATFORM\QUALCOMM_O2_FFTIU_T1.27.01\RELEASE\RETAIL\UDP2TCP.EXE' 44648 PID:77ba1fde TID:d7b1363e Undefined Instruction: Thread=97afa550 Proc=900ea1a0 'rapisrv.exe' 44660 PID:77ba1fde TID:d7b1363e AKY=00000101 PC=03fb1d60 RA=00019cc4 BVA=13fad04c FSR=000000f5 Stack Trace: COREDLL!memcpybigblk + 316 bytes RAPISRV!CMemStream::ReadRaw(CMemStream * const 0x00000000, char * 0x00047060, unsigned int 0x0005708c, int 0x00000000) line 251 RAPISRV!STUB_PegWriteFile(CMemStream * 0x00000000, CResList * 0x00047060) line 460 + 20 bytes RAPISRV!CRPCWorker::ExecuteRPC(CRPCWorker * const 0x00000000, unsigned int 0x00047060, unsigned long 0x0005708c) line 283 + 28 bytes RAPISRV!CRPCWorker::ServiceRequests(CRPCWorker * const 0x00000000) line 192 + 16 bytes RAPISRV!RpcWorkerThread(void * 0x00000000) line 326 COREDLL!ThreadBaseFunc(void * 0x00000000, unsigned long 0x00047060) line 419 Assembler around above PC: 03FB1D30 bls |memcpybigblk+114h (03fb1d38)| 03FB1D34 pld [r1, #0x80] 03FB1D38 cmp r2, #0x20 03FB1D3C bmi |memcpybigblk+12Ch (03fb1d50)| 03FB1D40 ldmia r1!, {r4 - r11} 03FB1D44 stmia r0!, {r4 - r11} 03FB1D48 sub r2, r2, #0x20 03FB1D4C b |memcpybigblk+114h (03fb1d38)| 03FB1D50 ands r3, r2, #0x1C 03FB1D54 beq |memcpybigblk+978h (03fb259c)| 03FB1D58 sub r2, r2, r3 03FB1D5C rsb r3, r3, #0x20 03FB1D60 add r12, pc, #0 <--- crash here 03FB1D64 add pc, r12, r3 03FB1D68 ldr r4, [r1], #4 03FB1D6C ldr r5, [r1], #4 03FB1D70 ldr r6, [r1], #4 03FB1D74 ldr r7, [r1], #4 03FB1D78 ldr r8, [r1], #4 03FB1D7C ldr r9, [r1], #4 03FB1D80 ldr r10, [r1], #4 03FB1D84 ldr r11, [r1], #4 03FB1D88 add r12, pc, #0 03FB1D8C add pc, r12, r3 03FB1D90 str r4, [r0], #4 03FB1D94 str r5, [r0], #4 03FB1D98 str r6, [r0], #4 03FB1D9C str r7, [r0], #4 03FB1DA0 str r8, [r0], #4 03FB1DA4 str r9, [r0], #4 03FB1DA8 str r10, [r0], #4 03FB1DAC str r11, [r0], #4 03FB1DB0 rsb r2, r2, #4 03FB1DB4 add r12, pc, #0 03FB1DB8 add pc, r12, r2, lsl #2 03FB1DBC ldrb r3, [r1], #1 03FB1DC0 ldrb r4, [r1], #1 03FB1DC4 ldrb r5, [r1], #1 03FB1DC8 ldrb r6, [r1], #1 03FB1DCC add r12, pc, #0 Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56179
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    - Persisting .Net Compact Framework Install This might not be the correct place to ask this question, so bare with me and point me in the right direction if that's the case. I have a device that is headless based upon the PXA255 and a Win CE 4.2 OS. We are developing our own bootloader, BSP and application. In that BSP we will use the Intel Persistent Storage Memory (IPSM) installable file system driver. The application is being developed with the .Net Compact Framework in C#. The registry can be persisted and there is one folder within the file system which is persisted. Whenever the unit is powered off you don't lose the registry but you lose the DLLs of the Compact Framework and when the application is launched it asks to re-install the Compact Framework. Is there a way to make a CF application start on power-up and run without user attention? Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56176
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    - ANN: Upcoming Windows Mobile and Embedded Chats and Webcasts Hello everyone: I'd like to direct your attention to the schedule of upcoming Windows Mobile- and Embedded-related chats and Webcasts detailed below. We hope to see you at the Webcast or chat that interests you! CHATS - Windows CE 5.0: All You Want to Know - Co-hosted with Microsoft India (August 26, 2004) 8:30 - 9:30 P.M. Pacific time 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. India time (August 27) 3:30 - 4:30 GMT (August 27) Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE 5.0 chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE 5.0 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 operating system. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863027 - Windows CE 5.0 Live Chat (August 31, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE 5.0 chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE 5.0 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 operating system. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863028 - Smart Device Programming with Visual Studio .NET 2003 (September 9, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Please join the members of the .NET Compact Framework and Visual Studio product groups in this live chat regarding the .NET Compact Framework and the Smart Device Programming features of VS.NET. The .NET Compact Framework brings the world of managed code and XML Web services to smart devices, and it enables the execution of secure, downloadable applications on devices such as personal digital assistants (PDAs), mobile phones, and set-top boxes. Please come prepared to ask the tough questions! http://communities2.microsoft.com/home/chatroom.aspx?siteid=34000070 - Windows CE 5.0 Live Chat (September 30, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE 5.0 chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE 5.0 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 operating system. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863029 - MVP chat: .NET Compact Framework and Smart Device Programming (October 14, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) You know them from the newsgroups! You love them for their immense knowledge! Please join these amazing Microsoft MVPs in this live chat regarding the .NET Compact Framework and the Smart Device Programming features of VS.NET. The .NET Compact Framework is a subset of the .NET Framework designed to allow .NET developer to target smart devices. The Smart Device Programming features of VS.NET allow embedded developers to target devices running the .NETCF. http://communities2.microsoft.com/home/chatroom.aspx?siteid=34000070 - Windows CE 5.0 Live Chat (October 28, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE 5.0 chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE 5.0 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 operating system. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863030 - Embedded Chat: Announcing Windows XP Embedded Service Pack 2! (November 10, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Windows XP Embedded is the embedded operating system that delivers the power of the Windows operating system in componentized form, enabling embedded developers to rapidly build reliable and advanced embedded devices. Join the Windows XP Embedded Product Team for a discussion regarding the recently-release Service Pack 2 and what that means for Windows XP Embedded. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863032 - Smart Device Programming with Visual Studio .NET 2003 (November 11, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Please join the members of the .NET Compact Framework and Visual Studio product groups in this live chat regarding the .NET Compact Framework and the Smart Device Programming features of VS.NET. The .NET Compact Framework brings the world of managed code and XML Web services to smart devices, and it enables the execution of secure, downloadable applications on devices such as personal digital assistants (PDAs), mobile phones, and set-top boxes. Please come prepared to ask the tough questions! http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863034 - Windows CE 5.0 Live Chat (November 30, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) Do you have tough technical questions regarding Windows CE 5.0 for which you're seeking answers? Do you want to tap into the deep knowledge of the talented Microsoft Embedded Devices Group members? If so, please join us for a live Windows CE 5.0 chat and bring on the questions! Windows CE 5.0 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 operating system. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863031 - MVP chat: .NET Compact Framework and Smart Device Programming (December 9, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 A.M. Pacific time) You know them from the newsgroups! You love them for their immense knowledge! Please join these amazing Microsoft MVPs in this live chat regarding the .NET Compact Framework and the Smart Device Programming features of VS.NET. The .NET Compact Framework is a subset of the .NET Framework designed to allow .NET developer to target smart devices. The Smart Device Programming features of VS.NET allow embedded developers to target devices running the .NETCF. http://communities2.microsoft.com/home/chatroom.aspx?siteid=34000070 To see a complete list of upcoming Microsoft Windows Embedded chats and chat archives, or to request a reminder for a chat, visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/embedded/community/community/chats/. WEBCASTS - Secure Mobile Data Using the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework and SQL CE 2.0 - Level 300 Wednesday, September 01, 2004 11:00 AM Would you like to be certain that data on a mobile device is secure? Without needing any knowledge of cryptography, you can build an application that lets users check-in and check-out their sensitive files. This Webcast focuses on building an encrypted, password-protected storage vault for files residing on Pocket PCs. http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/eventdetail.aspx?EventID=1032257382&Culture=en-US - Tips, Tricks, Tools and Best Practices for the .NET Compact Framework Developer - Level 200 Wednesday, September 08, 2004 11:00 AM If you have been using the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework along with Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 you have at least gotten a taste of how simple it is to build mobile device applications. Even though these tools are providing significant increases in your development productivity, you still want more. This Webcast will add to your arsenal by demonstrating tips, tricks, tools, and best practices that aim to help you develop those killer apps in a shorter time horizon. http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?EventID=1032257378&Culture=en-US - Native Code Interoperatability with .NET Compact Framework Version 2.0 - Level 300 Wednesday, September 15, 2004 11:00 AM Version 2.0 of the Compact Framework has several new features that make it much easier to integrate native code with your .Net application. A richer set of types is supported by Platform Invoke services, and the Compact Framework now enables you to directly call COM components from your .Net application. This Webcast walks you through the steps required to use the new COM support and to take advantage of the new features in Platform Invoke. http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?EventID=1032257385&Culture=en-US - Developing Managed Applications for Mobile and Embedded Devices - Level 300 Wednesday, September 22, 2004 11:00 AM Faced with the challenge of providing application access to mobile users? Using Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 in combination with the Microsoft®.NET Compact Framework it is possible to develop managed, full scale, multi-threaded applications for mobile and embedded devices running the Windows CE operating system. Develop using either language, Microsoft® Visual Basic® or Visual C#® .NET. This Webcast begins with a look at multi-threaded applications with Visual Studio.NET 2003, the .NET Compact Framework version 1.0 and OpenNETCF.org's Smart Device Framework. After getting the fundamentals, we will then look at development using Visual Studio® 2005 and the .NET Compact Framework version 2.0. http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?EventID=1032257389&Culture=en-US - Add Speech Capability to Your Applications and Games for Mobile Devices! - Level 200 Wednesday, September 29, 2004 11:00 AM Mobile users can't always get the information they need when they need it. Make things easier by providing them with hands-free access to applications and games on Microsoft® Windows® CE mobile devices. This Webcast takes you on a text-based adventure as you explore the key issues, options and techniques used when adding speech capability to an application or game. You will learn the features that must be supported by the target device hardware and tools that are available for the development process. Topics include the Microsoft® Speech Application SDK 1.0 (SASDK), the Microsoft® Speech API for Windows CE, and Microsoft® Speech Server 2004. http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?EventID=1032257391&Culture=en-US I encourage you to frequently check the Mobile and Embedded Webcast schedule by visiting http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863046, as well as peruse links to topics of previous Webcasts at http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863047.mspx. For more information on Microsoft Webcasts, check out http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=863048. Regards, -- Nick White Product Manager & Developer Community Lead Mobile and Embedded Devices Division Microsoft Corporation http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/community/ http://msdn.microsoft.com/embedded/community/ Do have an opinion on the effectiveness of Microsoft Windows Mobile and Embedded newsgroups? Let us know! https://www.windowsembeddedeval.com/community/newsgroups This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56175
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    - AU1100 Hy Does anybody got an 640x480 TFT display running on the AMD evaluation platform DBAU1100 under windows CE 4.2? I would apreciate datasheet or a exact part number of this display. I'm in trouble with a display that needs a ENABLE signal for proper timing. This signal is missing on the AU1100 LCD controller... Best regards A. Gubelmann Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56172
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    - PB Can't Communicate With Device After EBOOT in CE 5.0 My target device is started with "loadcepc /E:300:9: /V eboot.bin". I can connect and download an image to the device. About the time the Windows CE Desktop appears on the target, Platform Builder can no longer communicate with the device. If I try to view Processes or Threads I just get "Waiting to receive data". The remote file viewer and remote registry editor also fail to connect. Strangely enough if I select "Reset Device" under Target in Platform Builder, the device gets the signal to reset! I am using Platform Builder for Microsoft Windows CE 5.0, Evaluation Edition. I've tried both release and debug builds for several different platforms. I have tried both enabling and disabling Debugging under connectivity options. My target is a Tri-M MZ104 Board @ 100 Mhz with 32 MB Ram and a generic non-pnp NE2000 network card. This target works with no problems running Windows CE .NET 4.1. Here are the last view lines I get from the serial port: Download successful! Jumping to image at 002293D8h... Got EDBG_CMD_JUMPIMG Got EDBG_CMD_CONFIG, flags:0x00000000 NAND_FLASH with g_bDownloadImage=1 , pBootArgs->ucLoaderFlags=7 Lauch Windows CE from address 0x2293D8 Debug Serial Init SysInit: GDTBase=80e670e8 IDTBase=80eb8ec0 KData=80ed9800 Windows CE Kernel for i486 Built on Jun 24 2004 at 18:23:42 g_pPageDir = 80edc000 InitKitlNIC: Searching for PCI Ethernet NIC (dwIrq = 9, dwIoBase = 300, dwDfltType = 1) ... InitKitlNIC: Can't find PCI Ethernet NIC, use specified data (type = 1, IRQ=9, IOBase=0x300), use . +EDBG:NE2000Init EDBG:NE2000Init using I/O range at 0x00000300 EDBG:NE2000:HWRamTest: srambase: 0x00004000, sramsize: 0x00004000, pstart: 0x46 Ne2kDbg:: HWSetMCRegs():: Set all to 0x00 -EDBG:NE2000Init x86KitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49428' OALKitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'CEPC49428' KITL: *** Device Name CEPC49428 *** KITL: DHCP get/renew device IP: 192.168.101.106 VBridge:: built on [Aug 20 2004] time [14:55:02] VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes Tx buffer [0xA0ECCCE0] to [0xA0ED0CE0]. Rx buffer [0xA0ED0D00] to [0xA0ED4D00]. VBridge:: NK add MAC: [0-1-45-0-C1-14] KITL: Connected host IP: 192.168.101.145 Port: 1320 KITLGlobalState == 0x61 KITL: Leaving polling mode... VBridge:: VB_INITIALIZED returns [1] VBridge:: RESET_BUFFER received. VBridge:: built on [Aug 20 2004] time [14:55:02] VBridgeInit()...TX = [16384] bytes -- Rx = [16384] bytes Tx buffer [0xA0ECCCE0] to [0xA0ED0CE0]. Rx buffer [0xA0ED0D00] to [0xA0ED4D00]. Ne2kDbg:: MulticastRegs set to : 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 NE2KDBG:: Set Ndis filter [0xB] -> [0xC] VBridge:: Current VMini packet filter = [0xB] Ne2kDbg:: MulticastRegs set to : 0-0-0-80-0-0-0-0 Here is the output from Platform Builder: Warning: Debugger service map is set to none. If your image has debugging support it may not boot properly. Cannot access selected Device from service host. The Kernel Debugger is waiting to connect with target. Debugger could not initialize connection. The Kernel Debugger has been disconnected successfully. 0 PID:0 TID:0 RTC - Status Reg B - 0x02 0 PID:0 TID:0 X86Init done, OEMAddressTable = 802293f8. 69 PID:e1fcae6e TID:e1fcae3e OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x101008c - device 0x0101 func 35 3296 PID:e1fcae6e TID:e1fcae3e OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x10100d0 - device 0x0101 func 52 3299 PID:e1fcae6e TID:e1fcae3e OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x10100f8 - device 0x0101 func 62 5803 PID:1f9fb16 TID:1fa8d56 DeviceFolder::LoadDevice!Enumerate Found deprecated load instructions at (Drivers\BuiltIn\AFD). Driver cannot be unloaded. 7036 PID:1f9fb16 TID:1fa8d56 DeviceFolder::LoadDevice!Enumerate Found deprecated load instructions at (Drivers\BuiltIn\PPP). Driver cannot be unloaded. 7459 PID:1f9fb16 TID:1fa8d56 PCIbus!PCIEnum: WARNING: Resource request for device 0:0:0 failed 13948 PID:c1e93c86 TID:c1fa8f92 ERROR: C:\apps\ce\WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\KEYBD\PS2_8042\.\ps2port.cpp line 253: 13951 PID:c1e93c86 TID:c1fa8f92 Ps2Port::OutputBufPollRead: too long waiting for output buffer full. 14015 PID:c1e93c86 TID:c1fa8f92 Lyg.p: Layout Manager successfully initialized to 1 Regards, George McCollister NovaTech LLC Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56170
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    - Making a custom display driver - OMAP 1610 We are about to use the TI OMAP 1610 plattform i a project. This is a dual plattform with one DSP and one ARM processor. One the ARM processor Win CE.net 4.2 is runing. One the plattform we will fit a sensor, and due to som electrical issues, we need to turn the plattform 180 degrees, which involvs rotating the screen image 180 degrees. I've been searching the documentation shiped with plattform builder and embedded Visual C++, and found some documetation. The examples shows how to link existing drivers / libraries with support for rotation for specific plattforms, but I have to customize the ones shipped with the BSP for 1610. What I need is some information about the display driver works, description of routines etc. Where can I find that? Glenn Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56167
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    - KITL issues when booting a CEPC Hi I've just started to do some work on WinCE.NET using ethernet downloading and debugging on a CEPC. When I boot the CEPC i use the Serial line to enter a static IP address. The problem comes part way into the boot. The image downloads fine, but then debugging output just stops comming to Platform builder. When i checked the output on the serial line there are a whole load of messages about KITLSend Timed out waiting for Ack. Any ideas? What should be the correct platform settings for PB4.2 and network setup etc. Am I missing something? Many Thanks, Dan Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56163
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    - enable Full Kernel Mode Hi, I'm a bit confused about the "enable Full Kernel Mode" Feature in PB. I read in MSDN that "The default mode in Windows CE .NET is to run every thread in kernel mode..." . Does this mean really by default every thread in every application is running in Kernel mode? I can't believe that! And then for what do I need the "enable Full Kernel Mode" Switch? I thought that Device drivers (and their threads) always run in UserMode except the corresponding ISR. Applications (and their threads) run in User Mode too. Isn't this true? What happens to my system when i turn on "Enable Full Kernel Mode"? Any ideas? Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56161
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    - Vga Linear[flat] HI! all; I can use loadcepc to deal with vga linear[flat] now. but I counld not conctrol the DisplayFrequency . please help me ! howe Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56152
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    - My problem in using RDP Hi I made an thin client platform for IXDP425 also I added sound driver for my device and it works fine. But when I connected with Microsoft RDP to windows 2003 server and play a music sound it return me an error: windows media player cannot play the file because there is a problem with you sound cardâ?¦.. My sound card of windows 2003 server are ok and it works properly. When I run â??sounds and audio devicesâ?? from control panel I see it uses Microsoft RDP Audio Driver as its audio driver and it is mute and when I unchecked mute check box and then applied it, it checked mute check box again. Also from Remote computer sound combo box in Local Resources tab I tested Bring to this computer and leave at remote computer .but none of them worked. What can I have to do to solve my problem and I able to hear the sound? Thanks Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56151
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    - How to Develop a Boot Loader - A Compilation Problem Hi All, I have tried to follow the tutorial in Windows CE.net help with the title "How to Develop a Boot Loader", however i could not pass the step 12, namely recompilation process. But I get several errors related with Startup.s. No errors were given related to .c files. The output likes following: C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(21) : error A0051: unknown opcode: WRMMU_STATE WRMMU_STATE r0 C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(23) : error A0051: unknown opcode: WRMMU_AUX_STATE WRMMU_AUX_STATE r0 C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(29) : error A0051: unknown opcode: WRMMU_FlushTB WRMMU_FlushTB r0 C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(30) : error A0051: unknown opcode: WRCACHE_FlushIDC WRCACHE_FlushIDC r0 C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(37) : error A0051: unknown opcode: CPWAIT CPWAIT C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(54) : error A0034: undefined symbol: EBOOT IF EBOOT C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(84) : error A0034: undefined symbol: EBOOT IF EBOOT C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(14) : error A0034: undefined symbol: SVC32Mode mov r0, #(SVC32Mode :OR: NoINTS) C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(20) : error A0034: undefined symbol: CP15ControlInit ldr r0, =CP15ControlInit C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(22) : error A0034: undefined symbol: CP15AuxControlInit ldr r0, =CP15AuxControlInit C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(43) : error A0034: undefined symbol: CPU_SRAM0 ldr sp, =(CPU_SRAM0 + SZ_32K - 4) C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(46) : error A0034: undefined symbol: disableInts bl disableInts C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(47) : error A0034: undefined symbol: initUART bl initUART ; Or initLEDs ? for debugging. C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(48) : error A0034: undefined symbol: initClocks bl initClocks C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(49) : error A0034: undefined symbol: initStaticMem bl initStaticMem C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(50) : error A0034: undefined symbol: initSDRAM bl initSDRAM C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(51) : error A0034: undefined symbol: sizeSDRAM bl sizeSDRAM ; SDRAM size in MB returned in r0. C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(87) : error A0034: undefined symbol: OEMAddressTable adr r0, OEMAddressTable ; r0 = physical address of OEMMemoryMap C:\WINCE420\PLATFORM\MK\Eboot\startup.s(89) : error A0034: undefined symbol: KernelStart bl KernelStart romimage boot.bib What can be the problem? How can I remove these errors? Any help will be appreciated. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56147
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    - How to make viewers display contents embedded in web page ? Dear all: As we all know, there exist lots of contents file like .doc, .pdf etc can embedded in web page. And windows ce.net provide viewer programs like docviewer, pdfviewer, xls, presviewer. But from the configuration, it seems these viewers can only view files on local storage disk. It there any other method to view those embedded in web page ? Thanks a lot! Jack. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56145
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    - USB deadlock ? We have been trying to track down a 'hang' bug on our platform and have possibly narrowed it down to the UHCI driver. We have stress tests running simultaneously on 3 serial ports, 2 network ports, the IDE/compact flash interface and the USB driver. The only time the test fails is if we assign the USB host and interrupt (effectively 'enabling' the USB test, test does not start on USB if not running). By 'fail' I mean complete hang of board/OS, no ping, no mouse, etc. Naturally, when running the kernel debugger, the timing changes such that the stress tests never fail :( Is this a known issue ? Any one else have this problem ? Given other problems we have had with the USB driver (arbitrary reset timeouts and such in the driver that have to change based on using a hub or not) and the fact the stress tests running continuously w/out USB this is the current area of suspicion. CE.NET 4.2 All QFEs applied Intel PIII w/chipset (UCHI) Thanks for any heads up, Jason Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56144
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    - Extended characters don't consistantly show On CE v4.10 ARM OS with USA locale, I'm seeing inconsistent output when I try to display characters 0x80 to 0x9F with the Wingdings font. I have written an application that works fine on W2K. On CE, my same application doesn't show all of the characters correctly (rectangles), but some in this range do show correctly (e.g. 0x81, 0x8D, 0x8F, and 0x90 are OK). I see the same thing when I created a web page to show this range of characters. Looks good in W2K, but not in CE's PIE. I then created a Word doc with this character range. Looks OK on W2K and also looks correct on CE Word Viewer. I do have the Wingdings font installed on the CE unit. What is Word viewer doing differently that makes it work correctly? I've tried both DrawText() and ExtTextOut() APIs. I've also tried variations of creating the font and attaching it to the CDC. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56141
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    - EDB9315 serial Activesync Hi, all, I understand that many have asked questions regarding the serial activesync. Unfortunately, I still can not get the serial Activesync working for my Cirrus EDB9315. Hope you can help me here. My problem is that I can not select Direct Connection from Make New Connection. I have included the following feature in a Mobile Handheld platform: EP931x Serial Port, Serial Mouse Driver(Anchored for EP931x), ActiveSync with File Sync, Dial Up Networking with AutoDial, TAPI with Unimodem, Serial Port Support I think there are 2 problems here. 1) Serial Mouse Driver I heard that serial activesync requires full UART port, right? If that's the case, I have to remove Serial Mouse Driver. (UART1 is the only full UART port for EP9315.) However, Serial Mouse Driver is an anchored feature for EP931x. Everytime I delete it, it comes back up. I thought I can remove this option in mybsp.bat and I can't find a file like this in EP931x. I searched the string BSP_EP931X_SERMOUSE and I could only find ep931x.cec, the sources file, platform.bib and platform.reg. I tried to remove the Environment Variable of this driver. But it is restored everytime. How can I remove this feature? 2) Direct Connection I thought I should be able to select Make New Connectin -> Direct Connection even though UART1 is occupied. But this option is grayed out. Only Dial-Up Connection can be selected. I looked into the bebug output and I found these error: DEVICE!NotifyDevice IsAPIReady(SH_WMGR i.e. GWES) returned FALSE, not calling CeEventHasOccurred (/ADD WAV1) DEVICE!NotifyDevice IsAPIReady(SH_WMGR i.e. GWES) returned FALSE, not calling CeEventHasOccurred (/ADD COM1) DEVICE!NotifyDevice IsAPIReady(SH_WMGR i.e. GWES) returned FALSE, not calling CeEventHasOccurred (/ADD COM2) Is this the reason why Direction Connection grayed out? Thanks a lot! Derek Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56135
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    - DiskOnChip 2000 In Windows CE 5.0 Does Windows CE 5.0 still have support for DiskOnChip 2000 flash devices? M-Systems lists Windows CE 5.0 in their compatibility list which can be found here: http://www.m-systems.com/files/documentation/doc/OSCompatibility_Rev_2.4.pdf but, this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcedata5/html/wce50orifilesystemsdatastoremigration.asp clams that "Effective with Windows CE .NET 4.2, M-Systems TrueFFS is no longer supported in Windows CE. " I can't find any more information on the topic from neither M-Systems or Microsoft. I've called M-Systems tech support, but they won't answer the phone. Regards, George McCollister NovaTech LLC Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56134
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    - Wordpad hangs machine when reading disk based text file Hello. I have been working on building an image for a NS Geode Advantech SBC (PCM-3350). I am presently able to use the Ethernet, Serial Ports, parallel port and the hard drive attached. When I try to load a text file into Wordpad, the platform hangs. I think this is related to the hard disk driver. When I open a file over a network, it works fine. Any ideas? Thanks, Brian Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56133
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    - ftpd credentials Hello, is there some brave guy who could explain how to add the passwords for the users of a ftpd server in wince4.2? I added the users in the subkey: hkey_local_machine/comm/ftpd and I set to 1 the key UseAuthentication. Thanks for the help, Luca Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56118
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    - IRSIR IrDA driver in windows CE 4.2 Hi, We have added IRSIR driver into our platform from platform builder 4.2. There are some registry entries has been added into the platform.reg. In that entries we have selected the internal IR and changed the port no. After that we build the platform , it creates both the irdastack and irsir dlls. when we were loading this platform, we were able to see that, irsir has been loaded. But when we run any of the IrSock programs, the communication is not happening with another IRDA device. Actually whenever we are making the irsock calls, irsir driver is getting the calls, but actual communication is not happening. In my platform.reg, we are able to see the following registry entries, IF BSP_NOSIR ! [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\IrDA\Linkage] "Bind"=multi_sz:"Irsir1" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Irsir] "DisplayName"=LOC_DISPLAYNAME_IRSIR "Group"="NDIS" "ImagePath"="irsir.dll" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Irsir\Linkage] "Route"=multi_sz:"Irsir1" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Irsir1\Parms] "BusNumber"=dword:0 "BusType"=dword:0 "Port"=dword:5 ; 0 = Use external dongle, 1 = Use internal IR "IntIR"=dword:1 ; 0 - internal transceiver, 1 - Extended Systems JetEye dongle. "TransceiverType"=dword:0 "DisablePowerManagement"=dword:1 "Baud"=dword:3F ENDIF BSP_NOSIR ! We are not seeing any entries from [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\IRDA] location. Is it necessary to have some entries like this or not? Is there any sample program available for testing irsir driver? What are the possiblities for irsir not to work ? Thanks in Advance, Regs, Ravindran. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56106
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    - IRSIR IrDA driver in windows CE 4.2 Hi, We have added IRSIR driver into our platform from platform builder 4.2. There are some registry entries has been added into the platform.reg. In that entries we have selected the internal IR and changed the port no. After that we build the platform , it creates both the irdastack and irsir dlls. when we were loading this platform, we were able to see that, irsir has been loaded. But when we run any of the IrSock programs, the communication is not happening with another IRDA device. Actually whenever we are making the irsock calls, irsir driver is getting the calls, but actual communication is not happening. In my platform.reg, we are able to see the following registry entries, IF BSP_NOSIR ! [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\IrDA\Linkage] "Bind"=multi_sz:"Irsir1" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Irsir] "DisplayName"=LOC_DISPLAYNAME_IRSIR "Group"="NDIS" "ImagePath"="irsir.dll" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Irsir\Linkage] "Route"=multi_sz:"Irsir1" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Irsir1\Parms] "BusNumber"=dword:0 "BusType"=dword:0 "Port"=dword:5 ; 0 = Use external dongle, 1 = Use internal IR "IntIR"=dword:1 ; 0 - internal transceiver, 1 - Extended Systems JetEye dongle. "TransceiverType"=dword:0 "DisablePowerManagement"=dword:1 "Baud"=dword:3F ENDIF BSP_NOSIR ! We are not seeing any entries from [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\IRDA] location. Is it necessary to have some entries like this or not? Is there any sample program available for testing irsir driver? What are the possiblities for irsir not to work ? Thanks in Advance, Regs, Ravindran. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56105
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    - [Q]: Access Key & Permissions Hi all, What is the differnce between Acess Key & Process permissions ? Or there is no difference ? kindly clarify... Moreover, msdn states Acess key in Process window & thread window, is there any difference between them, as the values read are different. regards sajid Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56102
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    - [Q]: DLL load Hi all, What are the changes that needs to be done to load the DLL during runtime [in registry], i.e., when an application using this DLL is run ? presently my DLL is getting loaded at boot up time. I would like to postpone this DLL load at runtime. regards sajid Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56099
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    - DirectX Hi all, I want to know how to display video data of overlay region through DirectX. If you allow, would you like to give me some info about this issue? Thanks. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56097
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    - AVI Playback in 4.2 Alright, I've searched the archives and come up with nothing (well one thread, but it didn't have a solution). I have an AVI that plays fine on CE 4.1, though I didn't create that 4.1 image. I'm now trying to create a 4.2 build that will play the file on the exact same piece of hardware, but I keep getting a failure saying it doesn't have a codec for it. I created a platform from the "custom device" start and included eveything under the Basic Multimedia and Multimedia sections. I've double checked that everything in the Catalog that has anything to do with media, sound or DirectX is included. I've conpared the winceconfig.h and ce.bib files of the two platforms, and I really don't see anything media related that is different between the two platforms. The new platform will play MPG and WMV files just fine. So after all that, here's the question: What could be the cause of this? Has something changed for AVI codec support between CE 4.1 and 4.2? -Chris Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56094
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    - Debugging Bootloader From Emulator I'm debugging a bootloader for a PXA255 based system and have run into a problem getting the PDB files for the bootloader to be downloaded. Apparently PB when it connects to a EXDI based emulator sends the name and path of a PDB file for the Win CE image for that particular platform. When I connect to the emulator I see in the PB debugger that the NK.EXE module (i.e. the whole Win CE image) is loaded along with the associated PDB file. Is there any way to change this name to point to my bootloader instead of the _FLATRELEASEDIR ? Since the bootloader has to be named NK.EXE also for ROMIMAGE to relocate it (otherwise "pTOC" is not fixedup properly) I can't just change the SOURCES file for the bootloader to point to the flat release directory. I tried to delete the NK stuff from the release directory and copy in the bootloader ones and for some reason PB can not connect to the emulator. Thanks for the help! Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56080
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    - Help-Me Hi, I am a new CE Developer, and I need some helps... Please some body can help me?? Sorry about my english. I have the follow problem - I want to add in my CE image a Citrix Client, and I already added all files in: ; ; Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. ; ; ; Use of this source code is subject to the terms of the Microsoft end-user ; license agreement (EULA) under which you licensed this SOFTWARE PRODUCT. ; If you did not accept the terms of the EULA, you are not authorized to use ; this source code. For a copy of the EULA, please see the LICENSE.RTF on your ; install media. ; MODULES ; Name Path Memory Type ; -------------- --------------------------------------------- ----------- minhaaplic.exe $(_FLATRELEASEDIR)\MyApp.exe NK but when i tested the image i tryed to do a connection and the ICA Client didnt appers on ComboBox... I am using a Windows Thin Client Shell. Please help-me Thanks... Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56076
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    - File remove problem Hi, I've gotten the filesystem under my install of the CE 5.0 evaluation version messed up pretty seriously and need a pointer on what to do about it. The install is on an NTFS volume, which is not the boot volume, if that helps. The OS is Windows XP SP1. The problem shows up where there is a file, 1251.txt, say, in \Wince500\PBWorkspaces\PGTWorkspace\RelDir\Emulator_x86_Debug. I cannot delete this file. Windows XP says that access is denied, etc., the file is in use and that I should make sure it's not read-only and that no one is using it. There's nothing running that would be using it. The file properties do not show Read Only being set. The same problem appears to be the case for *every* file in the \Wince500 directory. I can't create new folders under that folder, or delete files that are already present. Other parts of the volume seem fine (I can create and delete files in other directories, except \WinCE500). I have run chkdsk on this volume. Note that it won't run from the graphical UI, as it says that there are system files that can't be accessed except during startup because they are in use. In any case, when it runs no errors are shown, but the files are still inaccessible when XP boots after chkdsk. I did a few things on Friday that I suppose might have left things in a bad state, if there is a bug or very odd behavior in the OS, but I don't know what to do about it. I shared the WinCE500 folder within our workgroup (read-only). I then moved one of the PB projects in the workspace mentioned above from the workspace directory to the OTHERS folder. I also copied that folder to a remote system, too. Later, I copied another of the projects in the workspace to the same remote computer. I have no persistent network connections to this WinCE500 share, however and don't seem to have anything on the remote machine which might be a copy of a hard link or a copy of a file to which PB might have built a hard link during OS build. I'm baffled. I can't even delete the WinCE500 folder to start over! Paul T. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56070
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    - file system filter for RAM file system - CE 4.1 ? Hello experts, we came across a customer, who absolutely wishes to to see no files or folders under Windows CE 4.1, when he/she/they use a Open... command in Internet Explorer, or another similar application. We had put MountFlags=1 for the solid state disk properties in platform registry to make that partition hidden, so local persistent storage is not showing up. However, the RAM file system is still there (and customer not happy). It is my understanding that neither MountFlags action nor File System Filter would work on RAM file system. Is this correct or not ? Any method to hide both RAM and flash disk file systems under CE 4.1 ? Sincerely Sergei Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56057
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    - About Interrupt function Hi all, I am searching interrupt function to connect IRQ as "InterruptConncet()" of Besquare(WinCE3.0). Is it exist at WinCE420? Thanks. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56048
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    - platform builder 5.0 and 4.1 on same OS and same drive Can I install Window CE 5.0 and Windows CE 4.1 .NET on same OS and also same drive.? thanks Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56046
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    - Ceplayer (media player) + WAV files I have a strange problem, my ceplayer on the CE 4.2 platform plays mp3 files, but no WAV files. A messagebox is displayed when I double-click a WAV file: Cannot open '\test.wav'. Please verify that the path and filename are correct and try again (0x80004001) The wav files are in the same dir as the mp3 files and have the same access rights. This is strange, certainly because I can play WAV files under the control panel via the 'Volume & Sounds' applet, and under eVC using the PlaySound API. Maybe I have a broken registry key? Maybe I have forgotten to set a SYSGEN_ (most unlikely, but here are the ones I do have set: SYSGEN_AUDIO=1 SYSGEN_CEPLAYER=1 SYSGEN_LOCAL_AUDIO=1 SYSGEN_STREAM_AUDIO=1 ) PS No Directx sysgens are included in my image, but that is also not necessary to play WAV files in CePlayer, I presume. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56044
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    - how to share file how to share file in windows ce.I can find any menu about file share. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56042
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    - HIVE registry problem in SMDK2410. hi everyone: i select the hive based registry component, after running the wince, it print in serial of this and hanged up. OEMInit Done... Sp=ffffc7cc OEMSetRealTime i guess that wince fails to find the external filesystem's HIVE registry file. in the build output: regcomp: writing registry hive (\WINCE420\PUBLIC..\RelDir\SAMSUN~2\default.hv)... regcomp: writing registry hive (\WINCE420\PUBLIC..\RelDir\SAMSUN~2\boot.hv)... regcomp: writing registry hive (\WINCE420\PUBLIC..\RelDir\SAMSUN~2\user.hv)... but i cannot find the three *.hv file on the \RelDir\..release. eithe the system.hv can anyone tell me, why these is no such files output, i think i should put the system.hv on the external filesystem, is it right? Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56036
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    - Problems with serial downloader for ARM926 CPU Hi all, Environment: WinCE V4.2 evaluation version....!! , DM320 (ARM926 Core) 105 MHz custom target I have ported the SBOOT code from CEPC source to the ARM4I target. Our target has two serial ports(UART 0 and UART 1), so I am using one as a debug output(UART 1) and the other for the connection to the Platform Builder PC.(UART 0) When I attempt a download, the PC and the target, the PB waits for a BOOT ME packet infinitely. also, there is not much documentation is there in Documentation also, about the implementation. also about the Trivial File Transfer Protocol which is there needed, from the client side, but all the calls inside, it makes to the eboot functions.., but I don't have an Ethernet port... so I have two questions, 1.how do I implement the TFTP for a serial port? the sending of boot me packet to the PB. The configuration for my serial Target connection.. PORT: COM1 Baud Rate : 115200 Flow Control : None Data Bits : 8 Parity : None Stop Bits : 1 any more suggestions? do I need to install the QFE for the same? Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56035
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    - [Q]: Permissions Hi all, Is SetProcPermissions(-1) equivalent to Full Kernel Mode operation ? Can anyone detail on the permission bitmask of threads in WinCE, i.e., how does it help in setting permissions of threads ? regards sajid Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56031
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    - mount extern filesystem hi all: am trying to mounting an external file system as root in these two days, but failed. the process is below: i used the SMDK2410 bsp, and have a NAND and usb host on my device. 1. i try mount NAND as external file system, so i add this flag in [HKEY_.....\Profiles\FlashDrv] and [HKEY_.....\Profiles\FlashDrv\FATFS] "MountFlags"=dword:4, it failed. the same as the value C, or E , "MountFlags"=dword:C, "MountFlags"=dword:E . it is just mount usually, just in the /root and is the /NAND flash. 2. then want to mount the usb flash disk, so add flag in [HKEY_.....\Profiles\USBHDProfile ] and [HKEY_.....\Profiles\USBHDProfile\FATFS] "MountFlags"=dword:4, it failed. the same as the value C, or E , "MountFlags"=dword:C, "MountFlags"=dword:E . it as no change to the usb disk. ce act as usually, "\windows" in the root and "\harddisk" also in the root, though there is files in the usb. can any body tell me if it is the right change? From the msdn doc, it said do these only,right? why dont it works? thanks. Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56029
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    - How to share a mutex/event between OAL and driver? Hello all, I'd like to implement OEMWriteDebugString so that it writes to a memory buffer. Then a driver to read from the same buffer and write to a file on disk. I don't have any serial port to output to and store the debug messages, that's why I want this solution. How can I implement this? As I understand I would need to synchronize access to the buffer, and I guess a mutex would do. I know how to use a mutex between two processes in user mode, but how can I do this from OAL? Can I simply use CreateMutex from OAL? I guess I also need to signal an event from OEMWriteDebugString to tell the driver that there is data available in the buffer. How can I share a named event between OAL and a driver? Can I simply use CreateEvent from OAL? As an alternative I could maybe read data from OEMIoControl. Is access to OEMIoControl synchronized in any way, or do I need to synchronize (if needed)? I hope anyone can shed a light on this. Best Regards, Ron Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56028
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    - SDIO Bluetooth in WinCE 5.0 Does anyone know whether the SDIO Type-A Bluetooth driver (bthsdio) in WinCE 5.0 will work with Type-B card such as one from Socket Comm? The SD specification says Type-B card can execute either the Type-B function or the Type-A function at any time depending on the requirements of the host. Any pointers? Thanks /kmk Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56020
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    - showing some thing while my device boots Hi In IXDP425 before it loads it shows just a blank screen and it isnâ??t good for the user to watch a blank screen or may be he think that his devices is hanged. So I want to show something (such as some texts or showing a logo) until it boots. Am I able to do that? If so how? Thanks a lot Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56009
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    - Showing something while the device boots Hi In IXDP425 before it loads it shows just a blank screen and it isnâ??t good for the user to watch a blank screen or may be he think that his devices is hanged. So I want to show something (such as some texts or showing a logo) until it boots. Am I able to do that? If so how? Thanks a lot Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56008
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    - Hive based Registry in IXDP425 Hi Some times a go I ask you some questions about hive based registry in IXDP 425 and you suggested my some ways and I could able to boot it. My question is in hive based registry it takes a very long time to boot (about 5-6 minutes) But when I tested hive based registry in CEPC it didnâ??t have a problem and booted as long as when it build on Ram based registry. Would you please tell me what my problem is? Thanks a lot Tag: Can I display floats from bootloader? Tag: 56005

I am using the EdbgOutputDebugString function to print debug info from my
bootloader. Is there a way to print floating point values? I can't find
any information on the format specification types for this function and %e,
%f, %g don't work.

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Re: Can I display floats from bootloader? by Steve

Steve
Thu Aug 26 12:22:40 CDT 2004

There is no floating point support for that. You can find the source in
format.c.

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Re: Can I display floats from bootloader? by Frank

Frank
Thu Aug 26 14:48:57 CDT 2004

Thanks for the reply. Is there another way I can format a floating point
value to write to the serial port?

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