USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0

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    - missing 91c111 interrupts Hello, I have a CE 4.2 SH3 platform with IRQ0 set as a rising-edge triggered interrupt that is connected to the INT0 pin on a SMSC91C111 ethernet chip. Under high traffic conditions the chip is resetting. I searched this newsgroups and read the postings regarding this issue on this chip and I plan to implement the fix that involves checking the status of the interrupt from the OAL prior to re-enabling the interrupt and setting the IST event so that a "missed" rising edge will be serviced anyway. I was thinking this must be done in OEMInterruptEnable(). What API(s) exist to find out what event handle NDIS has set up to service the IST so that I can set the event myself when this condition occurs? Any advice is appreciated. Cheers, Ken Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88938
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    - Could not play MP3 radio stream with WinCE 5.0 media player When I try to open a MP3 radio stream in Windows CE Media Player, I receive this error message: "The server received invalid data from the client on the control connection. ( 0xc00d0032 ). I searched the internet for this error message. According this site: "http://www.narrowstep.com/playerhelp/index.html?wmp_error_0xc00d0032.htm" it means that I should open a specific UDP port on my firewall, but I do not use any firewall in my WinCE os. In fact, I am able to play MP3 radio streams from my XP PC on the same network. I am using Windows CE 5.0. My OSDesign contains all available audio/video codecs and all available Media features from the catalog, including "WMA and MP3 streaming". These are the MP3 radiostreams I use for testing: - http://81.173.3.132:80/ - http://shoutcast.omroep.nl:8022/ Does anybody know what is wrong here? Debugmessages from quartzlib: 1030609 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CreateInstance(): Entering. 1030609 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::GrokStreamName(): Entering. 1030609 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::GrokStreamName(): Leaving. 1030609 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase::CMediaStreamBase: Entering. 1030610 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase@00070970::ctor: entry, pMonitor=0006FF54 1030610 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase@00070970::GetBandwidthInfo could not find ManualBandwidth. 1030610 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CPacketPairHistory@00070DF8::Initialize could not find previous IP address. 1030611 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase@00070970::ctor: exit 1030611 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase::CMediaStreamBase: Leaving. 1030611 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CHttpStream(): Entering. 1030611 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CHttpStream()@00070970 ctor entry. 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CHttpStream()@00070970: m_fFauxOpen = FALSE 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CHttpStream()@00070970: m_fReconnect = FALSE 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_init_post(): Entering. 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_init_post(): Leaving. 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init(): Entering. 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init()@00070970: m_fFauxOpen = FALSE 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_init_post(): Entering. 1030612 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_init_post(): Leaving. 1030613 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init()@00070970: m_fReconnect = FALSE 1030613 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init(): Leaving. 1030613 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Configure(): Entering. 1030614 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Configure(): Leaving. 1030614 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CHttpStream()@00070970::ctor: exit 1030615 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CHttpStream(): Leaving. 1030617 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::CreateInstance(): Leaving. 1030617 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CBwController::ComputeDataRates(): Reduce thresh 1200, Increase thresh 2400 1030617 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::InternalQueryInterface(): Entering. 1030617 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::InternalQueryInterface(): Leaving. 1030617 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Open(): Entering. 1030618 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Open()@00070970:http://81.173.3.132:80/ 1030619 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::GrokStreamName(): Entering. 1030619 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::GrokStreamName(): Leaving. 1030620 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::GetProxyInfo(): Entering. 1030621 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 0x82be0800: IE 5.5 GetConnectedState failed! 1030621 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 0x82be0800: Proxy-settings for host 81.173.3.132:80 = DIRECT 1030621 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::GetProxyInfo(): Leaving. 1030621 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Open()@00070970: Posting locating server message to monitor 1030621 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Open(): Leaving. 1030623 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::CatchUnprocessedMessage(): Entering. 1030623 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::ContinueOpen(): Entering. 1030623 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::ContinueOpen()@00070970::about to request connection 1030885 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::ContinueOpen()@00070970: Posting connecting to server message to monitor 1030885 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::ContinueOpen(): Leaving. 1030885 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::CatchUnprocessedMessage(): Leaving. 1030890 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::CatchUnprocessedMessage(): Entering. 1030890 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::CatchUnprocessedMessage()@00070970: rcvd FD_CONNECT state = 2 1030890 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::OnConnectEvent(): Entering. 1030890 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SendGetRequest(): Entering. 1030890 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SetStreamPos(): Entering. 1030890 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SetStreamPos(): Leaving. 1030891 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::AppendAuthenticationHeaders(): Entering. 1030891 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::AppendAuthenticationHeaders(): Leaving. 1030891 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SendControlMessage(): Entering. 1030891 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SendControlMessage():@00070970::sending msg: GET / HTTP/1.0 Accept: */* User-Agent: NSPlayer/8.0.0.0 Host: 81.173.3.132:80 Pragma: no-cache,rate=1.000000,stream-time=0,stream-offset=0:0,request-context=1,max-duration=0 Supported: com.mic 1030891 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SendControlMessage(): Leaving. 1030892 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::SendGetRequest(): Leaving. 1030892 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::OnConnectEvent(): Leaving. 1030892 PID:22c70872 TID:c32f7832 CHttpStream::CatchUnprocessedMessage(): Leaving. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::HandleReadSocket(): Entering. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlMessage(): Entering. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlBytes(): Entering. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlBytes(): Leaving. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveGetResponse(): Entering. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlBytes(): Entering. 1031233 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlBytes(): Leaving. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveGetResponse(): Leaving. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlMessage(): Leaving. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::HandleReadSocket(): Leaving. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::HandleReadSocket(): Entering. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlMessage(): Entering. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveGetResponse(): Entering. 1031234 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlBytes(): Entering. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlBytes(): Leaving. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::OnGetResponse(): Entering. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::OnGetResponse(): Leaving. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveGetResponse(): Leaving. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReceiveControlMessage(): Leaving. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown(): Entering. 1031235 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown()@00070970: entering with hr = 0xc00d0032 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown()@00070970: Posting Open message to monitor hr = 0xc00d0032, dwUserContext = 1 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init(): Entering. 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init()@00070970: m_fFauxOpen = FALSE 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_init_post(): Entering. 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_init_post(): Leaving. 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init()@00070970: m_fReconnect = FALSE 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_per_connection_init(): Leaving. 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_cleanup(): Entering. 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ResetHeaderAssembler(): Entering. 1031236 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ResetHeaderAssembler(): Leaving. 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::CleanupDatagramQueue(): Entering. 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::CleanupDatagramQueue()@00070970: Cleanup 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::DequeueDatagram(): Entering. 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::DequeueDatagram(): Leaving. 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::CleanupDatagramQueue(): Leaving. 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::_cleanup(): Leaving. 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CNSSource::Failure(0XC00D0032) 1031238 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Close(): Entering. 1031238 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Close()@00070970: Entering 1031243 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Close()@00070970: returning NS_E_INVALID_REQUEST m_State = 1 1031243 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::Close(): Leaving. 1031243 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::~CHttpStream(): Entering. 1031243 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::~CHttpStream()@00070970::dtor: entry 1031243 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown(): Entering. 1031243 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown()@00070970: entering with hr = 0xc00d002a 1031244 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown()@00070970: m_State is READY, hr = 0xc00d002a, dwUserContext = 1 1031244 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown(): Leaving. 1031244 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CHttpStream::~CHttpStream(): Leaving. 1031244 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase@00070970::dtor: entry 1031237 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::ReallyShutdown(): Leaving. 1031244 PID:22c70872 TID:e3318d86 CHttpStream::HandleReadSocket(): Leaving. 1031246 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase@00070970::dtor: this is not the message pump thread 1031246 PID:22c70872 TID:42cd0182 CMediaStreamBase@00070970::dtor: exit Nick Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88937
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    - (Help)(How to identity WinCE Nand storage as Usb Disk) Dear Friends: My WinCE BB has 2G nand flash, but the Code&Data is only 20M, so I have confige the residual space as a storage disk. How can I make this space as Usb Mass Storage disk, I analysis WinCE Usb driver code, and now when device attached to the PC, Usb driver received "Attach" message , for this message, Usb driver need initialize Store(Call Store_Init), but it's fail. Please help me, my good friend, and I believe following the increasing of nand flash, this need will be more and more earnest. Best Regards Mike Han Best Regards Mike Han Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88930
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    - RAS Server User Credentials Hiho! I'm writing an administration tool for the WinCE-RAS-Server. The RasIOControl-function provides setting and removing user-credentials. Is it possible to read those information? I just want to get a list of the allowed usernames. I don't mind the passwords. Has anybody an idea how to do that? I already thought about the CredRead-function but I didn't find information what to enter for the target-string. Thank for your help! Regards, DennisB Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88929
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    - why I can't install program on device by activesync? I want to install some program on pocket pc by activesync. but there exists some problem. One is that when I excute Add/Remove Programs in ActiveSync tools, this program is waiting for ever. The other is that this program can excute, but when installing program,it would show" The mobile device is no longer connected. please connect the device and run Application Manager again. On device, It shows that there is a problem on rapiclnt.exe, please report these to microsoft. Form debug info , The rapiclnt.exe has aborted. who can help me? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88928
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    - Serial driver- 16 byte FIFO usage! Hi all, I am working on serial communication and my problem is that the CPU usage is about 90% during serial communication. For this reason, i want to improve performance by using the 16 byte FIFO of 16C84(or whatever the integrated circuit used for serial communication). How can i efficiently use this FIFO in program? I mean do you know of a way to get 16 bytes in FIFO in 1 step rather than in 16 steps? Any help is greatly appreciated... Thanks... Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88925
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    - sdmmc porting problem report Hi, all I've got problems with porting the sdmmc 1.x driver from WCE 4.2 to WCE (windows mobile) 5.0. There is just little time given to me. Plz, help me. Is it possible to port the sdmmc to WCE 5.x in a short time? The below is the problem list. [Problem List] 1. At first, I got some problems when I ported it at Debug mode. One of them was my device was halted and it didn't work again. But after building by releas mode, it seemed to work fine... maybe not I think now. --> anyone knows why? 2. Finally I found that a card was detected and I was able to see the folder, "Storage Card". But I found out that the driver reported an error (ERROR_WRITE_PROTECT) due to the SD hardware protection, but the OS didn't show up any message. The driver calls SetLastError(ERROR_WRITE_PROTECT) but no answer.. I guess it seems not to notice other errors as well. --> plz, help me.. it's driving me crazy. Is it related to the problem number 3 below? 3. GetStorageID error I've seen several lists with the problem but little bit different except the list below. Plz, answer how to solve it. --> jojje! Have you found the answer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------ Hi, I've seen discussions about GetStorageID here before, but not exactly this error maybe. In the SDMemory driver (in file sdmemmain.cpp, function GetStorageID) the following check of buffer space fails: if( cBytes < (sizeof(*psid)+SD_SIZEOF_STORAGE_ID) ) GetStorageID return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER. cBytes is determined by COREOS\STORAGE\STOREMGR\store.cpp and is set to sizeof (STORAGE_IDENTIFICATION) (=16 bytes). SD_SIZEOF_STORAGE_ID is 12 and sizeof(*psid) is 16, so this check will fail. What should I do? I'm using CE 5.0 on a Samsung s3c2410 platform. Thanks, Jojje ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------- Thank you! Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88922
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    - Take long time to detect and recognize USB storage device I believe this issue has been raised quite a few times. We have been dismissing it as a problem associated with USB storage device's controller and/or firmware. Recently, one of our customer raised this issue again. As the result, I spent some time to investigate and done some testing. I found that "Hive-based" registry support component is causing the delay in detecting and recogniztion USB storage device. When I built a WinCE 5.0 image WITHOUT "Hive-based" registry support, the system can detect and recognize USB flash storage device almost instantly. When I built a WinCE 5.0 image WITH "Hive-based" registry support, it takes the system more than 90 seconds to detect and recognize the very same USB flash storage device. I verified the above behavior on two separate x86 based system with different CPU. The above behavior is consistence on both system. 1. eBox-II using ICOP_Vortex86 BSP 2. Via Eden system using ViaCN BSP I use "Internet Appliance" template with the default components to build the image with the following components added. - ATAPI Block driver - FAT file system - USB Storage Class driver - Hive-based registry (excluded in some of the builts) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am hoping that some of you out there experienced similar problem, found a solution and willing to share with everyone here. Best Regards, Samuel Phung ICOP Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88917
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    - Format a partition I am trying to make a program to format a drive or partition. But the call to FormatPartition() is always failed. Can someone take a look at my code following and tell me what I did wrong? What I did here is to find a partition matching "szDrive" and then format it. Thanks. void FormatDisk(TCHAR* szDrive) { STOREINFO si; si.cbSize = sizeof(STOREINFO); HANDLE hss = FindFirstStore(&si); if(hss == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { printf("FindFirstStore failed.\n"); return; } do { wprintf(L"%s, %s, %s.\n", si.szDeviceName, si.szStoreName, si.sdi.szProfile); HANDLE hStore = OpenStore(si.szDeviceName); if(hStore != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { PARTINFO pi; pi.cbSize = sizeof(PARTINFO); HANDLE hsp = FindFirstPartition(hStore, &pi); if(hsp != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { do { wprintf(L"%s, %s.\n", pi.szPartitionName, pi.szVolumeName); HANDLE hPar = OpenPartition(hStore, pi.szPartitionName); if(hPar != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { if(_wcsicmp(szDrive, pi.szVolumeName) == 0) { wprintf(L"DismountPartition: %d.\n", DismountPartition(hPar)); //Always return false wprintf(L"FormatPartition: %d.\n", FormatPartition(hPar)); wprintf(L"MountPartion: %d.\n", MountPartition(hPar)); } CloseHandle(hPar); } } while(FindNextPartition(hsp, &pi)); FindClosePartition(hsp); } } CloseHandle(hStore); wprintf(L"-----------------------------\n"); } while(FindNextStore(hss, &si)); FindCloseStore(hss); } Best regards, Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88916
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    - DirectDraw CETK Failures Hi, I am porting the existing MQ1188 CE4.2 display to CE5.0. It is DDraw based and I had to remove some stuff from it because the DirectDraw in CE5.0 does not support some functions/struct/etc. anymore. Anyway, the driver is operable for general use but it fails CETK DDraw test. Here is one of the outputs of a subtest that fails: 14324475: BEGIN TEST: "Blt" 14324497: Video driver in use is DDI.DLL 14324510: Using NORMAL Cooperative Level 14324530: Creating Global DirectDraw Singleton 14324573: Testing Source Surface : Primary with 0 backbuffers - (Unspecified Pixel Format) 14324609: Creating Global Primary DirectDrawSurface Singleton 14324630: Creating DirectDrawSurface Singleton 14324647: Creating and attaching a clipper 14324665: Testing Source Surface : Primary 14324691: Surface Unsupported 14324704: Surface Unsupported 14324717: Surface Unsupported 14324730: Testing Destination Surface : Offscreen surface in video memory - (Unspecified Pixel Format) 14324766: Got OOM error creating surface (DDERR_OUTOFMEMORY) 14324788: Done Destination 14324801: Testing Destination Surface : Offscreen surface in system memory - (Unspecified Pixel Format) 14324836: Overlay not supported ... Skipping 14324856: Done Destination 14324868: Testing Destination == Source 14324900: Test will copy from (top,left,bottom, right) (33,7,113,67) 14324926: To (top,left,bottom, right) (26,0,106,60) 14324949: Data Abort: Thread=87bc1400 Proc=88027c20 'tux.exe' 14324967: AKY=00000401 PC=00f8bb70(ddrawtk.dll+0x0002bb70) RA=00183dee(tux.exe+0x00173dee) BVA=16183dee FSR=00000007 14325015: END TEST: "Blt" I am wondering what causes the test to fail. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. PK Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88910
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    - Install 5's QFEs or not? Are the QFEs necessary? Is installing them preferred? It seems significant changes have been made. If somebody is supplying me code, should I expect it to work properly with all QFEs installed, or none installed? -- #include <standard.disclaimer> _ Kevin D Quitt USA 91387-4454 96.37% of all statistics are made up Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88904
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    - About USB KITL function in EBOOT I am trying to develop usb_rdnis_kitl instead of Ethernet_kitl in EBOOT.I want to use usb interrupt mode to realize.But even to now i can not receive the interrupt.I want to identify whether i am right.Can i use usb interrupt mode in eboot? Thanks Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88898
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    - Does DirectShow support VBR in Windows CE 5.0? Hi, I used DirectShow to write a MP3 player. I found it is OK for playing CBR mp3 files. For some VRB mp3 files, we met some strange problems. For example: Music time length is not correct. Does DirectShow of Windows CE support all VBR mp3 files ? Thanks. Yu. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88890
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    - Help needed in creating installation utility for Installing the WinCE 5.0 driver on CEPC using .cab files for some device I am using WinCE 5.0 and I have one system CEPC that has pentium II. I have created some modem device driver on windows ce 5.0. I want to create some installation utility to install the wince driver on CEPC using .cab files. I have created .cab file using .inf file and CabWizard utility. Now I have Installed ActiveSync 4.2 in my system as i find that CEAppMgr.exe" is a component of ActiveSync, specifically the agent which handles the transfer of CAB files onto the device. It has created the following registry entries in the host system. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\CEAPPMGR.EXE. I have also created .ini file that describes which .cab files correspond to which platform Now still i am not getting how to use CEAppMgr and my .cab files to install the driver on CEPC for some handset. I find one setup.exe file that facilitates in installing the driver and uses the .ini file as a command line argument. Reference: http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/creatingsetup.html When i execute this I am getting the message "Application Manage can run only when a mobile device is connected" Although i have booted the CEPC using run time image created on my host system and also attached the nokia handset to install the driver, then why i am getting the dialogue "Application Manage can run only when a mobile device is connected" Please suggest me..... Thanx for your suggestions in advance Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88888
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    - FAILED TO LAUNCH WINCE IMAGE PROPERLY Hello Everybody, I am using Platform builder 5.0 to create a wince image for a device based on intel PXA255 architecture. I already built images for this target and managed to load it, program it into flash and run it. The problem is that the other day I added support for .NET CF2 and since then I cannot boot the device properly. I have retruned back to my first image (that used to work) but I observe the same behavior. I join to this post some debbuging messages if it can help.. The strange thing is the following : when the system is booting, and I am using the debbuger, after the system is started I can run programms from platform builder like repllog or ip config, I can watch the running processes and threads too, but since I get this "4294838867 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: LanaUp: (NB) pLana 378C00 (1) up Addr E71DFEA9 Mask FFFF Bcast FFFFFEA9" debug line I cannot communicate with the target anymore... If anyone could help.. Debbuging messages : 4294806832 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [TIMESVC DST] System Started... 4294806860 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] CeRunAppAtEvent - clearing system event registration for \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DSTTzChange 4294806862 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] CeRunAppAtEvent - clearing system event registration for \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DSTTimeChange 4294806864 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] RemoveAppRunAtTime::Starting Database Sweep... 4294806882 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification (or replacing 00000000) 4294806882 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Registring system watch: event 12 app \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DSTTzChange args AppRunAfterTzChange 4294806892 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification (or replacing 00000000) 4294806893 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Registring system watch: event 1 app \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\DSTTimeChange args AppRunAfterTimeChange 4294806911 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] RemoveAppRunAtTime::Starting Database Sweep... 4294806912 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification (or replacing 00000000) 4294806919 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Setting event semaphore 4294806919 PID:c31886c2 TID:3074b46 0x8306c400: [NOTIFY] ProcessDatabase::started at local time 08/23/2006 09:20:50 4294807086 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: HTTPD: Initializing log files 4294807106 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: >>> Loading module secur32.dll at address 0x03920000-0x03929000 (RW data at 0x01F98000-0x01F9852C) 4294807118 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'schannel.dll'. 4294807120 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: >>> Loading module crypt32.dll at address 0x03180000-0x031FE000 (RW data at 0x01F03000-0x01F04031) 4294807123 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: >>> Loading module schannel.dll at address 0x038E0000-0x0391E000 (RW data at 0x01F95000-0x01F96294) 4294807376 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'ntlmssp.dll'. 4294807377 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'kerberos.dll'. 4294807377 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Loading package DLL: 'spnego.dll'. 4294807379 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: >>> Loading module spnego.dll at address 0x036F0000-0x03708000 (RW data at 0x01F65000-0x01F65EF0) 4294807441 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [1] loaded -- 'Microsoft Unified Security Protocol Provider' 4294807444 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [2] loaded -- 'Microsoft TLS 1.0' 4294807447 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [3] loaded -- 'Microsoft SSL 3.0' 4294807450 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [4] loaded -- 'Microsoft SSL 2.0' 4294807453 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [5] loaded -- 'NTLM' 4294807456 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [6] loaded -- 'Kerberos' 4294807459 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Package [7] loaded -- 'Negotiate' 4294807459 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: SECUR32: Locating package 'NTLM' ... 4294807460 PID:c31886c2 TID:c309d152 0x830b29b0: found (0x0004F3F0). 4294807480 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294809921 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294814855 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294822857 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: GetDhcpLease(VMINI1): failed badly! 4294823223 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294824231 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294826925 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294830933 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: VMini:: Detected DHCP [DISCOVER] 4294838867 PID:634a25da TID:33e38f2 0x83378c28: LanaUp: (NB) pLana 378C00 (1) up Addr E71DFEA9 Mask FFFF Bcast FFFFFEA9 I also have these messages : !AFD: Unable to load library 'irdastk.dll' 4294791596 PID:634a25da TID:63487f5e 0x834a44e4: !AFD: Unable to load library 'btd.dll' 4294791597 PID:634a25da TID:63487f5e 0x834a44e4: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Netbios' 4294791598 PID:634a25da TID:63487f5e 0x834a44e4: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Redir' 4294791598 PID:634a25da TID:63487f5e 0x834a44e4: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Dhcp' 4294791614 PID:634a25da TID:63487f5e 0x834a44e4: !AFD: Unable to load library 'IPNat.dll' 4294791614 PID:634a25da TID:63487f5e 0x834a44e4: !AFD: Unable to GetProcAddress of ReadyToGo in 'Ws2Instl' or FSD_MountDisk: mounting volumes for hDsk=000BAC70 4294792375 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: access time updates disabled 4294792375 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: event logging enabled 4294792375 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: automatic scanning disabled 4294792375 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: write verify disabled 4294792375 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: extra FAT on format disabled 4294792375 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: force write through enabled 4294792378 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: Codepage = 1 4294792380 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!OpenVolume: Number of path cache entries = 50 4294792382 PID:234a14ee TID:34872f6 0x834a1000: FATFS!InitVolume: driver reports fewer sectors than BPB! (12347 vs. 12851) Best regards Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88886
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    - HCD default IST priority? Hi all, I am examining a usb host driver in CE5. There is a place that the program does qurey for IST priority. ******************************************************** RegQueryValueEx( hActiveKey, TEXT("Priority256"), NULL, &valType, (PUCCHAR)&priority, &valLength ) ******************************************************** here hActiveKey point to HLM\Drivers\Active\27, and has the content ******************************************************** [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Active\27] "Hnd"=dword:000569e0 "Name"="HCD3:" "Key"="Drivers\\BuiltIn\\HCD_FSH1" "BusParent"=dword:00030da0 "InterfaceType"=dword:00000000 "BusName"="BuiltInPhase1_0_23_0" ******************************************************** As can be seen, no "Priority256" is in it. But the RegQueryValueEx get a value 0x65(101) to priority, how this value is retrieved, is it the default value for HCD type driver? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88884
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    - Virtual keyboard in WinCE based devices Our project has a touch display which has a GUI. Our problem is whenever any edit box is opened for editing character 3 is cont. sent to the edit box has an input. Even normally on the WinCE desktop if we 1. click RUN in the start menu or 2. rename a file etc... for all these functions char 3 will be cont fed to the editable box thanks n advance mkm Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88878
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    - USB Communication Device Class(CDC) Hello Everybody, I have device which can communicate wth with USB Communication device class only, I check on MSDN RNDIS driver has support of CDC so I have include it with my OS image and connection is working fine. but I dont know how to communicate from application layer, I want to send some row string data to my connected USB device. Can anybody give me the idea about communicating with RNDIS layer over Communication device class. Thanks HimaNshu Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88877
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    - unresolved external symbols __CxxFrameHandler, _Xlen, _Xran (C++ std linking errors) I went through the trouble of figuring out a C++ linking error. It seemed like a good newsgroup post so I'm passing along the information. Problem: I kept getting these errors when linking an application that used std::basic_string<TCHAR> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "void __cdecl std::_ Xran(void)" (?_Xran@std@@YAXXZ) referenced in function "public: int __cdecl std::basic_string<unsigned short,struct std::char_traits<unsigned short>,class std::allocator<unsigned short> >::compare(unsigne d int,unsigned int,unsigned short const *,unsigned int)const " (?compare@?$basic_string@GU?$char_trait s@G@std@@V?$allocator@G@2@@std@@QBAHIIPBGI@Z) error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __CxxFrameHandler error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "void __cdecl std::_ Xlen(void)" (?_Xlen@std@@YAXXZ) referenced in function "private: bool __cdecl std::basic_string<unsign ed short,struct std::char_traits<unsigned short>,class std::allocator<unsigned short> >::_Grow(unsigne d int,bool)" (?_Grow@?$basic_string@GU?$char_traits@G@std@@V?$allocator@G@2@@std@@AAA_NI_N@Z) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I had used this small test program in other projects so I was confused as to why the program wouldn't link now The .lib needed for std C++ is coredll.lib which was correctly linked in the SOURCES file as TARGETLIBS=$(_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib Solution: The Catalog Item "C++ Runtime Support for Exception Handling and Runtime Type Information" (SYSGEN_CPP_EH_AND_RTTI) was not included in the OS Design. -J Tom Moon Qualnetics A related post is here: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder/browse_frm/thread/92f5434888983835/9075e78435632041?lnk=gst&q=_XRan+link&rnum=1#9075e78435632041 Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88875
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    - WebServer using SSL Hi, What component I need to add to my platform to allow SSL/TLS connection to my web server, telnet server, etc.? Please notice that my device is a headless device connected on the network. I tried to use the ENROLL.EXE sample but it seams that it can't be used on a headless device correctly, am I right? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88869
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    - SMSC end of my rope Hi All, I have been stuggling off and on for better than a month with the SMSC LAN91C111 and Windows CE 4.1 running on an XSCALE board. The design was based on the MAINSTONE, and I have had lots and lots of problems. A number of them were simply inexperience on my part. Others were bugs in the MAINSTONE reference and the driver code from SMSC. I would never have made it this far without the help I received from this news group. Everyone here is great. I wish I could say the same for the support I have received from SMSC. Even with all the work I have done, I am still very disappointed with my ENET implementation. Currently, I am using the ENET driver version 2.0 in combination with the LAN91C111 10/100 ENET part on a PXA270 XSCALE based board. At first glance, when Windows CE 4.1 boots, the Ethernet appears to be working. I get a DHCP address, I can ping the address, and the responses are consistently in the 2ms range. I can also browse the internet successfully. I have an application that periodically sends small TCP packets to a server for processing, and this works too. Using simple PING sessions, I have successfully communicated with the unit over a 48 hour period. However, everything I have described up until this point is very "light" traffic. If I try to FTP files, use MS ActiveSync over ENET, or run an Ethernet debugger, very quickly I begin to see RX Overruns. After a few more seconds and some mini-port resets, my Ethernet connection is locked up and I must disconnect and reconnect the media to restore the connection. My debug or FTP or whatever session is ruined until I reboot the platform, but I can restore the ability to respond to PINGs. I see a number of these same kind of reports scattered on the web, specific to the SMSC part/driver paired up with the XSCALE processor. The reported cause is "missed" interrupts, stemming from the part being level sensitive, and the PXA270 being an edge triggered device. The way software flows is like this: 1) The OEMInterrupt handler will get called in the kernel. This function is responsible for returning the SYSINTR value that in turn triggers the Interrupt handler in the SMSC driver. At this time, additional interrupts from this GPIO source are disabled. 2) Once triggered, the SMSC Interrupt Handler essentially "polls" the chip and tries very hard not to exit until it has serviced all requests. Once the chip reports no more interrupts, OEMInterruptDone gets called down in the kernel. 3) In OEMInterruptDone, the GPIO which monitors the SMSC interrupt gets re-enabled. The obvious spot for an interrupt to get missed is between the time when the driver last checks the SMSC chip for interrupts, and control gets back to the kernel and OEMInterruptDone is called. What seemed like the most straight forward solution was to simply re-enable the GPIO interrupt, then do a level check before exiting. If the level indicated an interrupt, but the edge detect bit was not set, then I knew I had missed the edge, and I simply needed to return the SYSINTR value and the process would start all over again. This is the technique we used on our old SMSC part, the SMC9000 chip, and it served us well. However when the problem still persisted, I assumed this technique was not going to cut it for the new 100MB part. So I got with our hardware engineer, and we AND'ed the SMSC interrupt in our CPLD with the 50Mhz CPLD clock. The thought now was if we missed an edge so what. I reconfigured the GPIO to trip on a rising or falling edge and thought there was no way now the issue would persist. Yet it did. At that point I did some more digging through the news groups. Someone directed me to an interesting thread written by a knowledgeable source that claimed sometimes the NDIS layer did not always call EnableInterruptHandler using the call back address provided by the NDIS_MINIPORT_CHARACTERISTICS structure. The suggested fix was to NULL out this parm in the structure, and manually invoke this function at the end of the HandleInterruptHandler function. I did this but did not see any improvement. Is there anyone out there who can tell me they use this part with the XSCALE and have satisfactory results? I'm not looking for throughput, just stability. I am beginning to doubt whether this is possible without a serious rewrite of the SMSC supplied driver. If anyone could share any experiences on this subject, even if it is to suggest another ENET part altogether, I'd appreciate any and all feedback. Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to respond! Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88866
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    - Bluetooth / Serial how it works? Hi all I have a bluetooth device connected to my ADS's UART port. I just know how to make it work but don't understand why and how it work. My step is as follow: 1. connect the Bluetooth component to the UART port 2. run the program BTCP 3. go to control panel, scan device~ I don't understand what BTCP actually do? Why if i skip that step, then wince will consider no bluetooth device connected? Also how those BT component communicate with my bluetooth chip? Via serial manager? Thanks very much for explain. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88863
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    - Preferred method to get interrupts Hello All, What is the preferred method to get interrupts in WM 5.0? From what I have seen, there are two possibilities. 1. Use CardRequestIRQ and CardRequestConfiguration to register the ISR. 2. Register an event using InterruptInitialize, then start an IST which blocks on the event using WaitForSingleObject? What are the differences between the two? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88862
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    - Optimizing a USB modem driver Hello all, I am working on a USB modem driver for a windows mobile 5.0 platform. I am looking for hints to improve the throughput. One of the suggestions in the documentation for IssueBulkTransfer is :- "To maximize speed, USB host client drivers should fill pBuffer and use asynchronous mode" . I assume it was meant to be "client drivers should fill PhysAddr"? Any other suggestions to improve the throughput will be appreciated. Thanks Sumit Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88861
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    - [OT] Using VS 2005 for CE application Development If this is not the correct group to be asking this question I would appreciate a pointer to the correct one. I am looking to purchasing Visual Studio 2005. At this time I use eVC for application development on a custom platform for a client. Our future direction for this product requires adding some additional features that the client would like developed in VS 2005. My question is: does the Standard version of VS 2005 support development of applications using the .NET compact framework for custom platforms? With eVC we use the SDK generated with PB, I am asuming VS 2005 can also use this SDK. I would like to use the standard version since it is quite a bit less expensive; however it is not clear from any details I can find whether it supports this development. We will be using CE 5 for the future development too. Many thanks, Sid. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88859
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    - !if 0 I have the following code in one of the sources file, what on earth does the !if 0 refer to, especially the one surrounding $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\xsc1_ser16550.lib. I can't for the life in me remember. !if 0 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. !endif !if 0 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. !endif SOURCELIBS= \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\com_mdd2.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ser_card2.lib \ $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ser16550.lib \ !if 0 $(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\xsc1_ser16550.lib !else $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\xsc1_ser16550.lib !endif Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88850
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    - [Q] Serial Port - Overrun error Hello everyone. I had an error during serial communication. My Device spec. is below.(We are developing a PDA platform) CPU : PXA270 OS : Windows CE 5.0 BSP : Mainstone III Test program environment: PC : data sender Target Device(Our platform) : data receiver Receiver Port : FFUART, STUART, and additional Dual UART(We added a DUART chip(have rx/tx/rts/cts/16 bytes fifo, no modem control lines)) baud rate : 9600, 38400, 57600, 115200 Flow control : None or Hardware(RTS/CTS) When I send packet data(1KB) from PC to Target Device continuosly, SERIAL_LSR_OE is occurred in "BYTE CPdd16550::GetLineStatus()" in pdd16550.cpp At any baud rate, any serial port, Overrun is occurred. Where should I look up? What should I test? Please, help me!!! Thanks. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88848
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    - How to resolve "Failed to co-create service host!" error in PB Hi, When I try to connect to the Emulator via "Target | Attach Device" menu in PB 5.0, it says: (CoreCon) 17:45:09 08/22/2006: Failed to co-create service host! (CoreCon) 17:45:09 08/22/2006: Transport service failed to connect (CoreCon) 17:45:09 08/22/2006 : Warning: One or more services failed to connect. Make sure that the service is properly configured. What can I do? Thanks in advance. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88847
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    - Problem while Installing the WinCE 5.0 driver on CEPC using .cab files I am using WinCE 5.0 and I have one system CEPC that has pentium II. I have created some modem device driver on windows ce 5.0. I want to create some installation utility to install the wince driver on CEPC using .cab files. So first i created .inf files as mentioned in the help documentation of WinCE platform builder 5.0 and then i am trying to create .cab file using this inf file. While creating cab file i am getting the error "Error: Section [DestinationDirs] has no data". Please suggest me regarding the reason of getting this error?? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88846
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    - what does the function "BthAGNetworkAnswerCall" do? when the event that the peer hand-free device's button is pushed appears,this function is called.But i don't really what it does for i can not get source code of this function.i need your help. thanks in advance -- dean chen Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88845
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    - Bluetooth components Hi I am having problem to run my bluetooth devices via com1. I have success run my BT device using H4. But when I change to BCSP, then devices cannot run at all. Want to ask. 1. What components I need for CSP Bluetooth chips? Is it Bluetooth Stack with Integrated CSR Chipset Driver only or Bluetooth Stack with Integrated CSR Chipset Driver + Bluetooth Stack with Univeral Loadable Driver? 2. Do I need to change or add any registry? I have make sure the baud rate and com port same as I set in my devices Thanks very much for any help~~~ h Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88844
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    - PB5.0 ASP problem. can't upload larger than 13 Mb file. PB5.0 Web Server (HTTPD), ASP support, vbscript support Any registry setting that I can modify ? I need Help! thanks Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88839
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    - Directory and File limitation in Windows CE 5.0? Hi, We use the Windows CE 5.0 in our platform. Can anyone help me to get the answers ? Maximum number of directory layers in SD card ? Maximum number of files in SD card ? Maximum number of directories (folders) in SD card ? Thanks. Yu. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88838
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    - WinCE Image Boot Echo issue (jumping to xxxxxxxxx) Using ICOP BSP WinCE 5.0 When I boot my NK.bin using autoexec.bat as follows @echo off loadcepc /v nk.bin I get text scrolling down the screen saying jumping to XXXXXXXXX I then get one "Large Font", Jumping To XXXXXXX then my CE imaged boots. How do I remove this text from showing? When I attach to the device from platform builder to boot an image I do not get this text. Thanks Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88833
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    - Target hangs loading relfsd.dll After downloading nk.bin, the target hangs while loading relfsd.dll. Does anyone know what the problem might be ? I have tried using RAM and hive based registry in platform.reg but to no avail. but it looks it may not be a registry problem. The same image loads fine on another machine (running a particular bios) but fails on machines running another bios. Soumen ; @CESYSGEN IF FILESYS_FSREGHIVE ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars] "SystemHive"="Documents and Settings\\system.hv" "ProfileDir"="Documents and Settings" "Flags"=dword:0 "Start DevMgr"=dword:1 ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF FILESYS_FSREGHIVE The Kernel Debugger is waiting to connect with target. 0 PID:0 TID:0 CEPC Firmware Init 0 PID:0 TID:0 RTC - Status Reg B - 0x02 0 PID:0 TID:0 g_dwCPUFeatures = bfebfbff 0 PID:0 TID:0 g_nMtrrCnt = 8 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask0: 0000000ffff00800 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase0: 00000000fff00005 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask1: 0000000fc0000800 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase1: 0000000000000006 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask2: 0000000fff800800 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase2: 000000003f800000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask3: 0000000ffff00800 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase3: 000000003f700000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask4: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase4: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask5: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase5: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask6: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase6: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysMask7: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 MTRR PhysBase7: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask0: 0000000ffff00800 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask1: 0000000fc0000800 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask2: 0000000fff800800 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask3: 0000000ffff00800 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask4: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask5: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask6: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 PhysMask7: 0000000000000000 0 PID:0 TID:0 g_nMtrrInuse = 4 0 PID:0 TID:0 OEM Extra DRAM Detected @ base = xA1C00000, size=36 MB 0 PID:0 TID:0 Looking for rom chain 0 PID:0 TID:0 Rom chain NOT found 0 PID:0 TID:0 Firmware Init Done. 0 PID:0 TID:0 Error Reporting Memory Reserved, dump size = 00020000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting Windows CE version 5.00 for (x86) 0 PID:0 TID:0 &pTOC = 802279d8, pTOC = 81635a68, pTOC->ulRamFree = 816c5000, MemForPT = 00004000 0 PID:0 TID:0 Old or invalid version stamp in kernel structures - starting clean! 0 PID:0 TID:0 Configuring: Primary pages: 10515, Secondary pages: 0, Filesystem pages = 5257 0 PID:0 TID:0 Booting kernel with clean memory configuration: 0 PID:0 TID:0 Memory Sections: 0 PID:0 TID:0 [0] : start: 816ca000, extension: 00003000, length: 02913000 0 PID:0 TID:0 X86Init done, OEMAddressTable = 8023dc78. 0 PID:0 TID:0 Windows CE KernelInit 4294767297 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00090000 4294767298 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de Scheduling the first thread. 4294767317 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: KernelInit2: pCurThread=83fdf030 hCurThread=03fdf1de hCurProc=03fdf002, KernelInit = 80260d90 4294767355 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00005000 4294767356 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00022000 4294767358 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00007000 4294767359 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Updated eptr->e32_vsize to = 00018000 4294767359 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Starting kernel debugger software probe (KdStub) - KD API version 18 4294767360 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Calling KDEnableInt (FALSE, NULL) without previously calling KDEnableInt (FALSE, p) 4294767369 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: >>> Loading module NK.EXE at address 0x80220000-0x802B0000 (RW data at 0x81638000-0x816A61FF) Kernel debugger connected. The Kernel Debugger connection has been established (Target CPU is X86). Target name: testpc Probe name: KdStub Binary Image should be loaded at 0x80220000 / Data relocated at 0x81638000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\NK.EXE' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\KD.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\OSAXST1.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\OSAXST0.DLL' Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\HD.DLL' 4294767408 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: first = 01e40000, last = 02000000, SharedDllBase = 02a90000 4294767410 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F50000-0x03FF3000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF785) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\COREDLL.DLL' 4294767422 PID:3fdf002 TID:3fdf1de 0x83fdf030: Did not find emulation code for x86... using floating point hardware. 4294767534 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: >>> Loading module coredll.dll at address 0x03F50000-0x03FF3000 (RW data at 0x01FFE000-0x01FFF785) 4294767546 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: >>> Loading module filesys.exe at address 0x04010000-0x0407F000 Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\FILESYS.EXE' 4294767556 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: CertMod.dll not found, using old OEM Trust Model 4294767556 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system 4294767557 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: FS: initializing ROM/RAM file system 4294767557 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: SC_CreateAPIHandle: pvData == NULL 4294767557 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: FS: Registering file system ROM, index 2, flags 0x00000031 4294767557 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: FS: Mount complete (ROM, index 2, flags 0x00000031) 4294767557 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: OEMIoControl: Unsupported Code 0x101008c - device 0x0101 func 35 4294767572 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: Succeeded on CheckFile 4294767572 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: RestoreFile(0xc3fadce2) called fDelete = TRUE 4294767633 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: PCIReg(key: Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\KITL, device: 6/2/0) 4294767633 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: >>> Loading module fsdmgr.dll at address 0x03D20000-0x03D43000 (RW data at 0x01FD8000-0x01FD8810) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\FSDMGR.DLL' 4294767645 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: FS: Registering file system StoreMgr, index 3, flags 0x00000001 4294767645 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: InitSharedHeap: 46000000 10000 c 4294767645 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: InitSharedHeap: return 46000060 4294767645 PID:23fc8c1a TID:23fc8bea 0x83fc8a3c: >>> Loading module relfsd.dll at address 0x03EC0000-0x03EC9000 (RW data at 0x01FF2000-0x01FF2ADC) Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE500\PBWORKSPACES\CEDRIVER\RELDIR\CEPC_X86_DEBUG\RELFSD.DLL' Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88832
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    - ActiveSync and headless I made a simple headless image with a Command Processor shell. Then I want to add the ActiveSync support to debug my application. The image was built successfully. But when it was downloaded to the device, it didnâ??t work. The system seemed not booting up. Did I do something wrong here? Iâ??ll appreciate your help. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88827
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    - RESERVED ranges in config.bib Hello, In the CEPC config.bib you can find the RESERVED ranges BOOTARGS and EDBG_DMA. These ranges can also be found in the BOOTLOADER\EBOOT\boot.bib. In the main.c of EBOOT you find these adresses for buffers. Does this mean, that only EBOOT is using this address ranges and they are reserved to keep the loader memory untouched? Or must I avoid to use this range since KITL/EDBG/WINCE/... needs this range? If only EBOOT is using this range, it should be allowed to move the NK range to 8020000 or even 80000000, shouldn't it? /Helge -- Time is an ocean but it ends at the shore Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88815
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    - how to build iltiming.exe in platform builder 5.0? Hi All: I am a newbie:) Today I tried to build iltiming.exe in platform builder 5.0. I create a poject file and copy the files under C:\WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\UTILS\ILTIMING to my project folder. Build log is like following: --------------------Configuration: Micronas DHM8000: MIPSII_Release-------------------- Starting Build: set WINCEREL=1&&build -c ============== BUILD: [Thrd:Sequence:Type ] Message BUILD: [00:0000000000:PROGC ] Checking for \WINCE500\sdk\bin\i386\srccheck.exe. BUILD: [00:0000000001:PROGC ] SrcCheck exit code: 0 (dec). BUILD: [00:0000000002:PROGC ] Compile and Link for MIPS. BUILD: [00:0000000003:PROGC ] Computing include file dependencies: BUILD: [00:0000000004:PROGC ] Checking for SDK include directory: C:\WINCE500\sdk\ce\inc. BUILD: [00:0000000005:PROGC ] Scan \WINCE500\Pbworkspaces\Aviator\iltiming\ BUILD: [00:0000000006:WARNS ] RELEASETYPE is not set. Using default settings. BUILD: [00:0000000007:WARNS ] Macro: _COMMONPUBROOT not found in $(_COMMONPUBROOT)\oak\inc;. BUILD: [00:0000000008:WARNS ] Macro: _COMMONPUBROOT not found in $(_COMMONPUBROOT)\oak\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\iltiming_dll.def. BUILD: [00:0000000009:WARNS ] Macro: __PROJROOT not found in $(__PROJROOT)\oak\target\$(__CPUDIR). BUILD: [00:0000000010:WARNS ] Macro: __PROJROOT not found in $(__PROJROOT)\oak\lib\$(__CPUDIR). BUILD: [00:0000000011:WARNS ] Directory: \oak\inc\ does not exist. BUILD: [00:0000000013:PROGC ] Saving C:\WINCE500\Pbworkspaces\Aviator\iltiming\Build.dat. BUILD: [00:0000000015:PROGC ] Total of 0 pass zero files to compile in 1 directories. BUILD: [00:0000000016:PROGC ] Building generated files in \WINCE500\Pbworkspaces\Aviator\iltiming\. BUILD: [01:0000000024:ERRORE] NMAKE : U1073: don't know how to make 'C:\WINCE500\Pbworkspaces\Aviator\WINCE500\DHM8000_MIPSII\cesysgen\oak\lib\MIPSII\retail\iltiming_dll.def' BUILD: [01:0000000026:ERRORE] NMAKE.EXE -i -c BUILDMSG=Stop. NOLINK=1 PASS0ONLY=1 CLEANBUILD=1 failed - rc = 2 BUILD: [00:0000000027:PROGC ] Files Warnings Errors BUILD: [00:0000000028:PROGC ] Midl 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000029:PROGC ] Resource 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000030:PROGC ] Message 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000031:PROGC ] Precomp Header 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000032:PROGC ] C/Cpp/Cxx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000033:PROGC ] Assembler 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000034:PROGC ] Static Libraries 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000035:PROGC ] Dll's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000036:PROGC ] Exe's 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000037:PROGC ] Resx 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000038:PROGC ] Csharp Targets 0 0 0 BUILD: [00:0000000039:PROGC ] Other 0 6 2 BUILD: [00:0000000040:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000041:PROGC ] Total 0 6 2 BUILD: [00:0000000042:PROGC ] BUILD: [00:0000000043:PROGC ] 6 Warnings, 2 Errors Build for Windows CE (Release) (Built on Apr 22 2004 10:38:01) File names: Build.log Build.wrn Build.err Build.dat aviator - 2 error(s), 6 warning(s) By the way, I check the source file of iltiming, it's targettype is lib. How can I got the .exe program? I also try to create an exe project in Platform build, this time only change the source code and related source code, This time I got the error: corelibc.lib(pegwmain.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _WinMain referenced in function _WinMainCRTStartup SH3Rel/CheckData.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals Does any body tried the iltiming.exe before? Please advice. Thanks Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88814
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    - Missing kdstub.dll in image but have kd.dll, failed to connect PB. Hi All, I am trying to set up Platform Builder Kernel debugger (kdstub). I have tried for quite some time but is still unable to connect Platform Builder to my device for debugging. Platform Builder is always in 'The Kernel Debugger is waiting to connect with target' status. Hope someone can help me with this. My device has no Ethernet port, in order to debug USB module, so I am trying to use serial KITL. I have already loaded the image to the device with other tools (so I do not need download settings to be configured). I understand that in order to use kdstub, I need to include Kernel Debugger capability in the image. I am doing a release build but have undefined IMGNODEBUGGER (i.e enable kernel debugger) and IMGNOKITL (i.e enable KITL). However, I cannot find kdstub.dll in the release directory. What I have are kd.dll, osaxst0.dll and osaxst1.dll. Is this the reason why Platform Builder cannot connect to my device? If yes, how do I include kdstub.dll in the image? Also, may I know if it is a must to specify a transport in 'Target->Connectivity Option' before Platform Builder can connect to the device? I set the transport to serial, I want to make sure if the problem is from my serial KITL code or is it due to some settings that I have not correctly configured. I use intel bsp, and the board is mainstoneii, this bsp surpport serial kitl, the board is only one serial port to pc. I use st to debug and bt to kitl. Many tks, Ada Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88809
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    - cplmain and res file. Hello, I was doing some changes in cplmain, and therefore moved it to my BSP. I splitted the sources file, using Sysgen Capture into building cplmain.lib, and cplmain.cpl. Now i have a dir in my BSP: CPLMAIN: \ SRC DLL The DLL sources file links the .res file: $(_SYSGENOAKROOT)\target\$(_CPUINDPATH)\0409\cplmain.res \ I changed a few of the .rc files in my SRC directory, but those are not rebuilt to replace the current cplmain.res. can you direct me, which is responsible in building that cplmain.res file, and why it is not re-built in from my directory in the BSP (makefile.inc is present). lib sources file: TARGETNAME=cplmain RELEASETYPE=PLATFORM WINCEOEM=1 INCLUDES= \ $(_WINCEROOT)\public\ie\sdk\inc;$(_WINCEROOT)\public\shellsdk\sdk\inc;$(_WINCEROOT)\public\wceshellfe\oak\inc;$(_WINCEROOT)\public\common\sdk\inc;$(_WINCEROOT)\public\common\oak\inc;$(_WINCEROOT)\public\gdiex\sdk\inc; \ TARGETTYPE=LIBRARY TARGETDEFNAME=$(TARGETNAME) WINCETARGETFILE0=$(TARGETDEFNAME).def WINCETARGETFILES= resfiles RCADDNULL=1 PRECOMPILED_INCLUDE=cplpch.h PRECOMPILED_CXX=1 SOURCES= \ cplmain.cpp \ cplutils.cpp \ comm.cpp \ keybd.cpp \ passwd.cpp \ owner.cpp \ power.cpp \ system.cpp \ screen.cpp \ stylus.cpp \ volume.cpp \ sndschem.cpp \ sipcpl.cpp \ colschem.cpp \ certcpl.cpp \ base64.cpp \ rootdlg.cpp \ datetime.cpp \ remove.cpp \ unloadn.cpp \ acc_soundd.cpp \ acc_keybdd.cpp \ acc_dispd.cpp \ acc_moused.cpp \ acc_gend.cpp \ copyr.cpp \ Dll sources file: TARGETNAME=cplmain TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK RELEASETYPE=PLATFORM SYNCHRONIZE_DRAIN=1 DLLENTRY=DllEntry DEFFILE=$(_SYSGENOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\cplmain.def CPL=1 SOURCELIBS= TARGETLIBS=\ $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\cplmain.lib \ $(_SYSGENOAKROOT)\target\$(_CPUINDPATH)\0409\cplmain.res \ $(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\commctrl.lib \ $(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\commdlg.lib \ $(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\uuid.lib \ $(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ole32.lib \ $(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\oleaut32.lib \ $(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib SOURCES= Thanks, Oren. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88808
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    - about statically mapped virtual address hi, experts: I got confused when reading "Programming Microsoft Windows CE .NET, Third Edition", in chapter 21 it says "The upper 2 GB of kernel space is divided into four regions. The first 512MB memory region, from addresses 8000 0000 to A000 0000, is linearly mapped to the first 512 MB of the physical address space. So reading address 8000 1234 in kernel mode is a read of physical address 0000 1234. Memory accesses through this window are cached in the CPU's data cache to improve performance." I don't think in any case we reading address 8000 1234 in kernel mode is a read of physical address 0000 1234, Because I found a file oeaddrtab_cfg.inc in my source code it says "This file is used to define _oalAddressTable. This table is passed to KernelStart to estabilish physical to virtual memory apping. This table is used also in IOMEM OAL module to map between physical and virtual memory ddresses via OALPAtoVA/OALVAtoPA functions." and there is a table like this : ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ; ; TABLE FORMAT ; cached address, physical address, size ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALIGN g_oalAddressTable DCD 0x80000000, 0x80000000, 64; ZYLONITE DDR SDRAM (64 MB x 16). DCD 0x88000000, 0x40000000, 34; MH: Peripheral Group 1 DCD 0x8B000000, 0x43000000, 1 ; MH: Caddo DCD 0x8B100000, 0x43100000, 1 ; MH: NAND Controller DCD 0x8B200000, 0x44000000, 1 ; MH: LCDC DCD 0x8B300000, 0x46000000, 1 ; MH: Px1 Group 1 DCD 0x8B400000, 0x48100000, 1 ; MH: DMC DCD 0x8B500000, 0x4A000000, 1 ; MH: SMC DCD 0x8B600000, 0x4C000000, 1 ; MH: USBH 1.0 DCD 0x8B700000, 0x50000000, 1 ; MH: Quick Capture DCD 0x8B800000, 0x54000000, 1 ; MH: 2D DCD 0x8B900000, 0x54100000, 1 ; MH: USBH 2.0 DCD 0x8BA00000, 0x58000000, 1 ; MH: IM CTL DCD 0x8BB00000, 0x5C000000, 1 ; MH: IM Array DCD 0x8BC00000, 0x20000000, 64; MH: PCMCIA IO (not on Zylonite) DCD 0x8FC00000, 0x28000000, 64; MH: PCMCIA ATT (not on Zylonite) DCD 0x93C00000, 0x2C000000, 64; MH: PCMCIA CMN (not on Zylonite) DCD 0x97C00000, 0x10000000, 32; ZYLONITE: nCS2, NOR DCD 0x99C00000, 0x14000000, 1 ; ZYLONITE: nCS3, LAN Controller so I think reading address 8000 1234 in kernel mode is a read of physical address 8000 1234 in this case, right? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88806
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    - Remote control on WinCE Hi All, I know the subject was discussed before, so I went through the related post and used the knowledge to create a sort of IR monitor. The program I wrote searches the registry for FIR COM port (usually COM2) and opens it at 115200 bps. When I push a button on a remote control my program prints a sequence of characters received. Feel free to email me should you want a copy of the program. The problem is to decypher the data sent. Does anyone know how remote controls encode their messages ? Is there any standard for this ? Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88795
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    - DaVinci:-- Generate memory add mapping hi, I am developing an BSP for DaVinci SOC(arm 926 ejs core), and i would like some help regarding this. I am using a Mainstone 2 cloned bsp, But in the startup.s file i noticed the address mapping code before enabling mmu. I came to know that the mainstone as well as the samsung bsp given by the microsoft is doing address mapping for arm720 core(and both the method is different even though it is for same core) . Now i am in confusion and would like to know if i can use the code as it is for my arm core. Also in the oaldresstable of both bsp i have seen the max size of ram memory is 64 MB and 32 MB(of samsung bsp) and my SDRAM is 256 MB so can i have mapping for whole of this memory without any problem waiting for the reply thanks in advance -- Thanks Honey Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88793
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    - possible shell issue Could someone try this and let me know whether it is just me ? I've noticed on the CE 5.0 shell, if I am in large icons mode with a bunch of files with long file names and start a touch outside all of the icons and quickly move to a select a file, the display of the file changes to show the entire file name as if that one file received focus. This redrawing of the individual file messes up the draw of the select box and ends up leaving garbage on the screen. I've the best luck seeing it from the bottom of the list since the garbage doesn't overlap with other icons. It looks like it must be a problem with the listview or imagelist common controls, but most of that is private. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88783
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    - adding module changes system fonts? I have a tried and true Windows 4.2 BSP for PXA255 that has been running in a product for many months. Now I need to simply add a module executable file to the image using project.bib. When I add this, rebuild the image and run, all the windows systems fonts have changed to what looks like ariel, or some other narrower font. This new image also seems unstable, as it locks up occasionally. I have autosize turned on in config.bib and plenty of ram (64MB) to support this image. Image was 5.9MB and with the additional module added is now about 7.5MB. Has anyone seen an issue like this? It seems like I'm walking on some ram somewhere, but I can't figure out how this could happen. I'll be happy to provide snippets of config files if it will help diagnose this issue. Thank you in advance, Ken Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88779
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    - Version Control Hello, How do people typically store Platform Builder projects under version control (Visual SourceSafe here)? Does it typically suffice to stored the winceroot/pbworkspaces/<project> and the winceroot/platform/<bsp> folders? That seems like quite a bit of stuff, and I want to make sure there aren't any other alternatives before checking all of this in. Or if we just use standard catalog items, is there a few files that would take the place of the entire project folder, which specifies the correct catalog entries, and then store our bsp directory also. I couldn't find any app notes on this, but hopefully something exists out there that discusses version control for Platform Builder 5.0. Thanks, Jim Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88778
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    - Recent QFEs Hi, I've been trying to get the June and July QFE roll-ups for CE4.2 to install. So far, I've had no luck at all. This is the first failure of this sort that I've suffered and with the msi file being essentially sealed up, I don't even know what to look for. The problem occurs with the June roll-up which includes the .NET CF 2.0sp1. I get an error about not being able to add the CEC file for that to the catalog. There's a place for a reason in the dialog, but that's empty and none of the files are installed in \public\netcfv2. It reads, "The CEC file (netcfv2.cec) could not be imported because of the following reasons:". If I try to install the July QFE roll-up, I get a similar problem with the SQL Mobile. Same error message box with the CEC file name for SQL Mobile. This system has both CE4.2 and CE5 installed on it, VS.NET 2003, and VS2005, but that's never been a problem before. If you have any ideas, let me know. Paul T. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88775
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    - SD write protection I have a working SD Card driver running on an i.MX21 CPU (ARM9) platform and CE 5.0 OS. The problem is that although I am returning the correct "Write Protection" Status to the OS via the SDHSlotOptionHandler request, I find that the OS still issues WRITEs to the write protected SD card!! Should the driver itself return an error in repsonse to a WRITE request to a write protected SD card or should the OS be taking this into consideration and never issuing a WRITE command? Thanks in advance! Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88755
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    - REG MEMORY SIZE What is difference between MAXVIDEOMEMORYSIZE and REGMEMORY SIZE in display driver. I am working on sm712 display driver for Win CE. Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88754
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    - Move the stakbar down about 5 pixels I set the taskbar to autohide via the registry in my image. It still shows about 5 pixels of the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. Is it possible to move the taskbar down about 5 pixels so it does not show when in this state? THX Tag: USB 2.0 hub doesn't work on WinCE 5.0 Tag: 88749

Hi,

I am new to WinCE and have trouble to make USB 2.0 hub working.
My platform is Geode NX, SiS 741/946.

Working USB devices : keyboard, mouse, 2.0 USB diskonkey. 1.1 hub and
devices below it.

Non-working USB devices : USB 2.0 hub (self-powered and bus-powered)

What I found until now is, it takes several seconds in
ExternalHub::GetStatusChangeBitmap.
And dwBytesTransferred is 0.

Where should I begin debugging?
Thanks in advance.

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