How to format USB in WinCE 5.0?

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    - d3dm_interface cetk test (Test ID 125 failure) Hi, While running the D3DM_Interface WINCETK test on WinCE6.0 CEPC, test stops at 125 by throwing following errors in debug window Unable to change render target while in scene. SetRenderTarget fails. Unable to change render target while in scene. SetRenderTarget fails. Unable to change render target while in scene. SetRenderTarget fails. D3DM: SendBackgroundObject:Invalid render target format 0x00000005 (1605,clear.c) D3DM: D3DMFlushOpsOnSurface:Failed to flush surface ops (875,srvcalls.c) Unable to change render target while in scene. SetRenderTarget fails. D3DM: D3DMFlushOpsOnSurface:Failed to flush surface ops (875,srvcalls.c) I am not getting from where this error "Unable to change render target while in scene. SetRenderTarget fails" is coming and how to debug it. Any inputs would be very helpful to solve this. Thanks, Vikas Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114429
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    - Disabling system cursor in Windows CE 6.0 I'm trying to disable the system cursor as my system uses a touch screen (ELO Touch). I have removed all the mouse components (in Shell and User Interface, and USB HID) except the one in Device Drivers-Keyboard/Mouse English which has some critical dependencies. I know it was done in WinCE 4.2, but cannot achieve it in 6.0. Please advise, Dalibor Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114423
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    - traffic checking by wmp I'm using cepc bsp on CE 5.0 NMD FP. I seems to find some defect with buffering function of wmp. I directly connect a cepc device and 2003 media server with a dedicated rj45 cable. I set the buffering time to 4 seconds and start to play any streaming contents from media server. And about 4 seconds later, the contents start to play. And then I unplug the network cable between the ce device and media server for 5 seconds. Then the video stops. And I plug the network cable again, then the buffering starts. But the problem is the buffering at this point are more "4 seconds". Almost 8~10 seconds are spent. Moreover, the quality of the streamed video contents is become bad. Many frame loss are happened. This low quality play continues until dozens of seconds. Although there was no network problem ( recovered from any disconnect or heavy traffic ) there was needed much buffering time and shows low quality for a while. And at that time there was shown a cloudy or rainy icon from the wmp's status bar area although the network connection is no problem. In my thought, this problem is related with network source filter. Is there any way to improve this problem? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114420
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    - setTimer/KillTimer functions Hi All, On Wince5.0 I am looking at using the SetTimer function to call my own function (i.e. passing in a NULL as the HWND handler. ) what I would like to know is where does this timer function run ? is it in the kernel or GWES I f I want to call a function say every 50ms for a short period of time I was windering if this is the way to do it? I'm concerned at what priority the timer functions is running ? Thanks, Joe W. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114415
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    - USB client mass storage detection problem on WINCE5.0 High, I am working on Windows CE5.0 with our own BSP for a pxa270, based on mainstoneIII one. l am trying to make work the USB client mass storage. ( I want my device be recognize as a USB mass storage device not connecting a USB key on my device). My problem is that the USB device is sometimes detected by XP sometimes not. (The fact it is occasionnally working indicate it is not a configuration problem). The problem does not seems to be related to an USB problem , but more probably to a race condition between the usb mass storage driver and the and storage manager (fsdmgr.dll). I have even found a way to make it work systematically : I use the image in debug , I change the debug zone settings only for ms2_usbfn.dll (enable "USB events"), fsdmgr.dll (Enable "Error,Events,StoreApi") and usbmsfn.dll (Enable "Error"). With those settings the device is successfully detected by XP within 5-6 seconds. If I turn off "StoreAPi" in fsdmgr.dll or "USB events" in ms2_usbfn.dll then the connexion always fail. The error I see is that IOCTL_DISK_READ command fail. But the command is rejected because the store handle seems to be invalid not because the flash cannot be read (the flash driver does not receive the read command). All these facts make me think it is not a hardware problem, but something related to a race condition between the drivers. I have seen several post concerning problem with that driver specially with the PXA270 USB function driver. I have all the QFE installed (including the mainstone BSP update on which our BSP is based). I have also compared the sources of concerned drivers (ms2_usbfn.dll, usbfnms.dll in particular) with the one found in WINCE 6.0, I found no significative difference but OTG support in WINCE 6.0 which I do not care about. Has anybody enounters a similar problem ? Do you have any clue or any idea how to investigate further the problem ? See an excerpt of the trace bellow, I have including only the trace when it works because the beginning is the same in both case the only difference is that when it works after the command IOCTL_DISK_READ finally succeed ... Despite the fact it apparently works there is stranges errors in particular the message "UsbMsFn!BOT_DeviceNotify: Failed to open store" I have made some cut in order to make the trace shorter. I hope I have not removed a usefull information. ... several retrie and error removed ... PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: configured -> detached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x0 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x0 -- PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000C0F60) PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_CloseHandle(0x000C0F60) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: detached -> attached PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_OpenStore(DSK1:) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: OpenStore= 47d1b916 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000C0F60) IoCode=465920 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000C0F60) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Root port reset PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: attached -> default PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached to full speed bus. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Set address (255). PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: default -> addressed PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: CStore Destructor(000B8000) PID:a7f808d2 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: FMD_OEMIoControl: unrecognized IOCTL (0x71c24). PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=87F0BCBC PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Driver mspart.dll loaded PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Opened the store hStore=000B8E20 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: NumSec=63504 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=2 BiggestCreatable=1 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Partition Part00 NumSectors=63500 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: MSPART!PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000B8E20, PartName=Part00 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 80 06 0100 0000 0040 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessGetDescriptor: Get device descriptor request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!EnumTransferComplete: 18 bytes written PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Detached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: addressed -> detached PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000C0F60) PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_CloseHandle(0x000C0F60) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: detached -> attached PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_OpenStore(DSK1:) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: OpenStore= 87cee392 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000C0F60) IoCode=465920 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000C0F60) PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000C0F60) PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_CloseHandle(0x000C0F60) PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: CStore Destructor(000B8000) PID:a7f808d2 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: FMD_OEMIoControl: unrecognized IOCTL (0x71c24). PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=87F0BCBC PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Driver mspart.dll loaded PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Opened the store hStore=000B8E20 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: NumSec=63504 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=2 BiggestCreatable=1 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Partition Part00 NumSectors=63500 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: MSPART!PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000B8E20, PartName=Part00 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: ERROR: c:\wince500\public\common \oak\drivers\usbfn\class\storage\transport\bot\bot.cpp line 907: PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbMsFn!BOT_DeviceNotify: Failed to open store PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Root port reset PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: attached -> default PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached to full speed bus. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Set address (255). PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: default -> addressed PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: CStore Destructor(000B8000) PID:a7f808d2 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: FMD_OEMIoControl: unrecognized IOCTL (0x71c24). PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=87F0BCBC PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Driver mspart.dll loaded PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Opened the store hStore=000B8E20 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: NumSec=63504 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=2 BiggestCreatable=1 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Partition Part00 NumSectors=63500 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: MSPART!PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000B8E20, PartName=Part00 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 80 06 0100 0000 0012 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessGetDescriptor: Get device descriptor request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!EnumTransferComplete: 18 bytes written PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 80 06 0200 0000 0009 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessGetDescriptor: Get configuration descriptor request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!EnumTransferComplete: 9 bytes written PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 00 09 0001 0000 0000 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! ProcessSetConfiguration: Set configuration (1) request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: addressed -> configured PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 02 01 0000 0002 0000 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessClearFeature: Clear endpoint (0x02) halt request. .... A similar sequence of retries an error .... PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:7fc3596 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000B96A0) IoCode=482312 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbMsFn!ProcessScsiRead10: IOCTL_DISK_READ failed; error = 160 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbMsFn!STORE_ExecuteCommand: failed to execute command 0x28 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbMsFn!BOT_ExecuteCB: Command : failed PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 02 01 0000 0081 0000 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbFnMdd!ProcessClearFeature: Clear endpoint (0x81) halt request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:7fc3596 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000B96A0) IoCode=482312 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbMsFn!ProcessScsiRead10: IOCTL_DISK_READ failed; error = 160 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbMsFn!STORE_ExecuteCommand: failed to execute command 0x28 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbMsFn!BOT_ExecuteCB: Command : failed PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 02 01 0000 0081 0000 PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbFnMdd!ProcessClearFeature: Clear endpoint (0x81) halt request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Detached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: configured -> detached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x0 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x0 -- PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000B96A0) PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_CloseHandle(0x000B96A0) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: detached -> attached PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_OpenStore(DSK1:) PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: CStore Destructor(000B8000) PID:a7f808d2 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: FMD_OEMIoControl: unrecognized IOCTL (0x71c24). PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=87F0BCBC PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Driver mspart.dll loaded PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Opened the store hStore=000B8E20 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: NumSec=63504 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=2 BiggestCreatable=1 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Partition Part00 NumSectors=63500 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: MSPART!PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000B8E20, PartName=Part00 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: OpenStore= 87ee6b56 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000B2750) IoCode=465920 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000B2750) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Root port reset PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: attached -> default PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached to full speed bus. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Set address (255). PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: default -> addressed PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 80 06 0100 0000 0040 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessGetDescriptor: Get device descriptor request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!EnumTransferComplete: 18 bytes written PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Detached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: addressed -> detached PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000B2750) PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_CloseHandle(0x000B2750) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: detached -> attached PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_OpenStore(DSK1:) PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: CStore Destructor(000B8000) PID:a7f808d2 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: FMD_OEMIoControl: unrecognized IOCTL (0x71c24). PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Loading partition driver mspart.dll hModule=87F0BCBC PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Driver mspart.dll loaded PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Opened the store hStore=000B8E20 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: NumSec=63504 BytesPerSec=512 FreeSec=2 BiggestCreatable=1 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: Partition Part00 NumSectors=63500 PID:7fc3596 TID:87f944d2 0x87fc3000: MSPART!PD_OpenPartition: dwStoreId=000B8E20, PartName=Part00 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: OpenStore= c7ee6b56 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000B2780) IoCode=465920 PID:7fc3596 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: FSDMGR:STG_DismountStore(0x000B2780) PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Root port reset PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: attached -> default PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Attached to full speed bus. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Set address (255). PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: default -> addressed PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 80 06 0100 0000 0012 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessGetDescriptor: Get device descriptor request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!EnumTransferComplete: 18 bytes written PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 80 06 0200 0000 0009 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ProcessGetDescriptor: Get configuration descriptor request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!EnumTransferComplete: 9 bytes written PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x0,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!UfnMdd_Notify: Received setup packet: 00 09 0001 0000 0000 PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! ProcessSetConfiguration: Set configuration (1) request. PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd!ChangeDeviceState: State change: addressed -> configured PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x1,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: bulverde_usbfn! BulUsbDevice::EnableEndpointInterrupt: Enter. dwEndpoint:0x2,Enable: 0x1 -- PID:a7f808d2 TID:47f0be6a 0x87eef748: UsbFnMdd! CPipe::SendControlStatusHandshake: Sending Control Status Handshake PID:7fc3596 TID:e7ee60aa 0x87ee68bc: FSDMGR:STG_DeviceIoControl(0x000B2780) IoCode=482312 .... from then similar messages goes on the device is successfully working Thank you for your help, Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114411
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    - FMD function in kernel Hi~ Can I use FMD function in WinCE 5 Kernel OAL? I try to use FMD_Readsector(..) in src\kernel\oal\myIOCtl.c and it has errors below even I had include FMD lib(smflash_lib.lib): oal.lib(kitl.obj) : error LNK2005: OALKitlStart already defined in kitl.obj oal.lib(kitl.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol CS8900AMulticastList oal.lib(kitl.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol CS8900ACurrentPacketFilter And I am sure that I can use FMD function with smflash_lib.lib in an application. Could anyone give me some hints? Thank you. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114398
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    - action of the world design action of the world design *********************************** http://indianrailroads.blogspot.com Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114397
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    - USB 2.0 throughput issue on Windows CE 5.0 Hi all, I am developing a driver for our TV receiver chip that connects a Windows CE 5.0 based product. All related information as below: Our TV receiver chip: USB client(USB 2.0 interface); Windows CE 5.0 based product: USB host(EHCI host driver for USB 2.0); Hardware platform: AMD DB1250 evaluation board with integrated USB 2.0 host controller; Software platform: Windows CE 5.0 with all QFEs up to date; Data transfer mode: Isochronous read, 8 frames per transfer, 3 packets per frame and packet size is 1KByte; My problems is: after every transfer(24KBytes) there are about 10ms delay (from Ellisys USB analyser), which caused a poor throughput. In theory, the isochronous mode should archieve 24MByte/s(that is, 24KBytes/ms). I read the EHCI driver code released with DB1250's BSP, but I cannot find where the delay is. So I will be appreciated if someone gives me some hint. Or if you have developed USB client driver with USB 2.0 interface, how about your driver throughtput in the isochronous read mode on the Windows CE based product. I suspect maybe that delay is caused by Windows CE interrupt latency beause it occurs after every transfer completes. But I don't how to measure the latency. Any advice is welcome. Thanks! Code as below: for(dwFrameIndex = 0; dwFrameIndex < 8; dwFrameIndex ++) { dwFrameLength[dwFrameIndex] = 3*1024; } dwErr = IssueIsochTransfer (pUsbTLG->UsbFuncs, pUsbTLG->IsochIn. hPipe, DefaultTransferComplete, pUsbTLG->hEvent [dwTotal], USB_NO_WAIT | USB_IN_TRANSFER | USB_START_ISOCH_ASAP | USB_SHORT_TRANSFER_OK, 0, // Using USB_START_ISOCH_ASAP precludes the need for a start frame 8, // Number of frames to read dwFrameLength, // Array that receives the length of each frame pCurBufOut, // Pointer to transfer buffer 0, // Specifies the physical address, which may be NULL, of the data buffer &(pUsbTLG->dwBytesTransferred[dwTotal]), // Number of bytes transferred by USB 0, // Timeout in msec (LPDWORD)&(pUsbTLG->hTransfer[dwTotal])) ; // Returns USB_ERROR or USB_TRANSFER -- Message posted via http://www.pocketpcjunkies.com Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114396
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    - the real problem appears of migrations hi,everyone my platform:pxa255&ce5.0 since I posted here last time, I found the real problem. now, my NK.bin can be written into my flash, but when I enter "L" to launch the system, it just hung while serial output goes to my AX88796 driver... However,there is another important info that my NK.bin can work correctly(did not hung at the driver) if did not write into flash, I mean if just run in ram,the system can run well...and I don't know why... Then,I checked my driver,and found the problem caused by NdisMSynchronizeWithInterrupt(&(Adapter)->Interrupt, \ SyncCardSetReceiveConfig, (PVOID)(Adapter)) since my 88796 driver works well under 4.2, I thought the problem maybe there are some differences in ndis.dll between 4.2 and 5.0. how can I solve this problem? any suggestion? thank u a lot. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114393
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    - Can't get C# app debugging working with WinCE 6.0 Sorry for the long post! I have seen other postings about this, but haven't seen a solution to the problem, so I'm restating the problem here. I wasn't able to get ActiveSync 4.2 to connect with my target board via USB, so I'm now trying OpenNETCF's CeDbgSetup.exe tool to see if I can debug via the known-good Ethernet connection to my target. My Setup: I have successfully built, deployed to flash, and ran a WinCE OS image for my Cogent CSB737 system-on-module target board (it uses an ARM9 Atmel AT91SAM9263 CPU and also Adeneo's BSP for the CSB737). I have written a C# application using VS2005 which I'm using to test hardware features of the board, and I can deploy it to the target and run it successfully. However, even though I have installed and run CeDbgSetup.exe (available from OpenNETCF at http://community.opennetcf.com/articles/cf/archive/2007/08/31/debugging-without-activesync.aspx), I am not able to get VS2005 to successfully deploy the application's files and allow me to debug the application. Here are the steps I'm following to debug my C# application: 1. I run one instance of VS2005 for my OS Design and click "Attach To Device"; VS2005 waits to connect with my target board. 2. I power-up my target board. (I'm using KITL-over-ethernet, and can see on VS2005's Output window all the usual WinCE start-up messages as WinCE starts up.) The WinCE desktop appears normally on the target's screen. 3. On the target, I run the CeDbgSetup.exe tool, which creates some icons on the target's desktop, disables the CoreCon security by creating a certain registry key, and launches CMAccept.exe and ConManClient2.exe. So far, so good. 4. I run a 2nd instance of VS2005 for my C# project, which is targeted at the SDK for my OS Design, and targets my WinCE device. When I click the "Connect to Device" button in the VS2005 toolbar, it says "Connection succeeded." (I had previously set the proper static IP address of my target in the "Device Properties>Transport: TCP Connect Transport>Configure" menu.) Again, so far, so good. 5. When I click "Start Debugging" in VS2005, it builds my C# project successfully then attempts to Deploy it. It's communicates with the target via TCP/IP and is able to successfully create a folder under "Program Files" for the first DLL file of my application, and then it creates a (zero-length) file for the DLL, and that's as far as it gets. :-( Here are the messages that appear in the Output window of VS2005: ------ Deploy started: Project: GPIODriver, Configuration: Debug Any CPU ------ Deploying 'I:\Software Projects\Temp\CSB737_TestApp\WCEThreadInterface\bin\Debug\WCEThreadInterface.dll' Deployment and/or registration failed with error: 0x8973190e. Error writing file '%CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES%\WCEThreadInterface.dll'. Error 0x8007274c: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. ------ Deploy started: Project: CSB737_TestApp1, Configuration: Debug Any CPU ------ An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. ========== Build: 2 succeeded or up-to-date, 0 failed, 0 skipped ========== ========== Deploy: 0 succeeded, 2 failed, 0 skipped ========== So it seems like some kind of TCP/IP communication problem is occurring when the first file is being sent to the target board. When I run Ethereal to watch the net packets during the operation, I can't tell exactly what I'm seeing, but it appears that some ACKs from the target are not being received properly at my desktop, so VS2005 gives up after a few seconds. Note that I'm using an older Linksys unmanaged hub to connect my target to my desktop, but I figure it's not causing a problem, since it has been working fine (apparently, anyway) with KITL messages. And the same hub is used to connect my desktop to the Internet for all my browsing needs, and has never caused me any trouble. This is getting to be quite frustrating, since I will definitely need application debugging later on, so I want to figure this out as soon as I can. Any ideas or help is greatly appreciated! Regards, David K in San Jose Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114392
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    - USB Serial modem class driver on Windows CE 5.0 Hi All, I want to expose my Windows CE device as USB serial modem to Windows XP host PC. Is that possible on with Windows CE 5.0 running on my device? If so can you please tell me how do I implement this functionality? I have working USB function driver (I have tested all the 3 profiles Serial (Activesync), RNDIS and Mass storage). Now I want to support USB serial modem class. Please help! Thanks -Milind Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114391
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    - Audio Mixer support in Windows CE Hai Greats, We are developing a multimedia and phone application (Integrated). When the user is listening to the music, if a phone call arrives, the volume of the music should be lowered and the ringing phone sound should come up. 1 . Does Windows CE 6.0 or 6.0 R2 can support these kinds of feature. If so, how could we do that? 2. Does the Audio driver requires any feature to support this requirement or it can be handled in the hardware itself so that it does not have any impact on software altogether? With Regards, Arun. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114386
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    - Bluetooth 2.0 support in windows CE Hai Greats, In Windows CE 6.0, Bluetooth version supported is 1.2. To support Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, what should we do? Is it enough, if the Bluetooth drivers and Hardware supporting 2.0+EDR is fine and will it work in Windows CE 6.0 with 3 Mega bits per second of Data Rate? Let me put it in another form, is there any link between Blutooth Protocol stack and Data Rate speed? With Regards, Arun. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114385
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    - How to disable power scheme? Hi experts, We have a device that is powered by AC and the device and its display should be on all the time. So, what is the simplest way to disable screen saver and power scheme so they will not blank the screen, make the device go into standby and/or turn off the power? I will use RAM-based registry. So, I need these settings built as defaults into NK.bin. Thanks a lot in advance. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114384
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    - 640x480 Background Image Causes Data Abort in FileSys via OS: Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Updates: All Until May 2008 Platform: ARMV4I Display Format: 640x480 @ 16-bit Background Image: Bitmap, 640x480 @ 24-bit Bottom Up DIB FS: RAM and ROM Filesystem with Persistent Registry in NAND. Exception 'Data Abort' (4): Thread-Id=0412000a(pth=85cf31bc) Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=83689aa0) 'NK.EXE' VM-active=040a000a(pprc=85cf309c) 'CTLPNL.EXE' PC=c022b74c(filesys.dll+0x0002b74c) RA=c022b5ac(filesys.dll+0x0002b5ac) SP=d18fea40 BVA=04000404 The quick description of my problem is that loading in a background image other than the one that is supplied (default) with Windows Embedded CE 6.0 results in a Data Abort whenever the GetSystemMemoryDivision function is called. This function is called via the System Control Panel Applet when it is loaded and is an easy way to reproduce the problem. Thank you, Brad. In case this problem has to do with the whole Control Panel Applet code I wrote a simple C App (see source below) with a shortcut in the start menu. Running the app as the first thing done in the system results in the Data Abort as well. I'm hoping that either someone has come across this before, has a good hint where to look, or has access to more PRIVATE code than I do and might mind giving me some pointers on where to look or check out. Crash Details: WINCE600\PRIVATE\WINCEOS\COREOS\FILESYS\HEAP\heap.c at ~ line561. From the dissassembly it looks like a local variable pTrac either starts with an invalid value or gets an invalid value because eventually pTrac + (4 bytes) is accessed (read) which results in the Data Abort at the BVA address (pTrac is 0x04000404.) Stack Dump: Filesys|CountStorePages(ulong* 0xD18FEA64, ulong* 0xD18FEA60) FileSys|FS_GetSystemMemoryDivision(ulong* NULL, ulong* NULL, ulong* NULL) CoreDll|xxx_GetSystemMemoryDivision(ulong* 0x1207E3B8, ulong* 0x1207E36C, ulong* 0x1207E3C0) CplMain|GetMemoryInfo(ulong& 0x1000, ulong& 0x0, ulong& 0x0, ulong& 0x0, ulong& 0x0) Config.bib (Related Items): AUTOSIZE=ON ;FSRAMPERCENT=202020202 I've created a very simple C App that simply calls GetMemoryDivision alone and the same problem is observed. In this case the call stack is the same except CplMain|GetMemoryInfo is replaced by wmain(). Small Test App Source: int _tmain( int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) { DWORD store = 0; DWORD ram = 0; DWORD pageSize = 0; _tprintf(TEXT("Memory Division\r\n")); if (!::GetSystemMemoryDivision( &store, &ram, &pageSize)) { _tprintf(TEXT(" GetSystemMemoryDivision Failed(%d)\r \n"),::GetLastError()); return -1; } _tprintf(TEXT(" Object Store Size: %d MB\r\n"), (store * pageSize) / (1024 * 1024)); _tprintf(TEXT(" Ram Size : %d MB\r\n"), (ram * pageSize) / (1024 * 1024)); _tprintf(TEXT(" Page Size : %d Bytes\r\n"), pageSize); return 0; } // _tmain Windows CE Debug Output: <snip> Initializing Database 18259 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: System supports UTF8. EventLog will write log files in this format. 18265 PID:400002 TID:680002 DB:Validation: Name already exists DB_notify_events 18266 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: Begin loading up format and outputter extensions 18267 PID:400002 TID:680002 DB:CeCreateDatabase failed 18272 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: Done loading up format and outputter extensions. 18275 PID:400002 TID:680002 DB:Validation: Name already exists DB_notify_events 18275 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: About to initialize eventLogger for <Application> 18276 PID:400002 TID:680002 DB:CeCreateDatabase failed 18284 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: Initialized file log windows \ApplicationLog.xml, maxLog size = 32768 18291 PID:400002 TID:680002 FileSys: DEBUGCHK failed in file C:\ymzki \private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\btrees.c at line 567 18292 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: EventLog <<Application>> successfully initialized. 21247 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: About to initialize eventLogger for <System> 21254 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: Initialized file log windows \SystemLog.xml, maxLog size = 32768 21255 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 EventLog: EventLog <<System>> successfully initialized. 21260 PID:400002 TID:1c40002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'eventlogmsgs.dll' (0x878CD42C) at address 0xC0D60000-0xC0D66000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x83699AA0) 21428 PID:400002 TID:680002 FS: AbandonLogBlock called 21428 PID:400002 TID:680002 ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS \filesys\dbase\.\dbase.c line 2351: 21429 PID:400002 TID:680002 DB:Recreating sort indexes for dbase 0x30000001 21432 PID:400002 TID:680002 ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS \filesys\dbase\.\record.c line 225: 21433 PID:400002 TID:680002 DB:CeWriteRecordProps failed 21433 PID:400002 TID:680002 ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS \filesys\dbase\.\initdb.c line 648: 21434 PID:400002 TID:680002 Error writing record ending line 349 21434 PID:400002 TID:680002 Filesystem initialized! <snip> 75375 PID:e50006 TID:5580006 [NOTIFY] RemoveAppRunAtTime::Starting Database Sweep... 75376 PID:e50006 TID:5580006 [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification (or replacing 00000000) 75380 PID:400002 TID:5580006 FileSys: DEBUGCHK failed in file C: \ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS\filesys\dbase\.\btrees.c at line 567 75699 PID:400002 TID:47d0002 DeviceFolder::LoadDevice(Services \TIMESVC) last 479 Ticks 75700 PID:47c0002 TID:47d0002 Completed initializating services for Services.exe 75702 PID:400002 TID:5580006 FS: AbandonLogBlock called 75702 PID:400002 TID:5580006 ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS \filesys\dbase\.\dbase.c line 2351: 75703 PID:400002 TID:5580006 DB:Recreating sort indexes for dbase 0x30000004 75704 PID:400002 TID:5580006 ERROR: C:\ymzki\private\winceos\COREOS \filesys\dbase\.\record.c line 225: 75704 PID:400002 TID:5580006 DB:CeWriteRecordProps failed 75705 PID:e50006 TID:5580006 [NOTIFY] SetUserNotification::Could not write database <snip> 86324 PID:400002 TID:48e0006 Bailing on save bits because someone has an open DC! 87487 PID:400002 TID:48e0006 Bailing on save bits because someone has an open DC! 87489 PID:400002 TID:48e0006 Grow Gdi handle table from 320 to 384 89537 PID:407000a TID:40c000a OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'coredll.dll' (0x87AF76CC) at address 0x40010000-0x40124000 in Process 'memory_division.exe' (0x85BFA4F8) 89601 PID:407000a TID:40c000a OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'memory_division.exe' (0x85BFA4F8) at address 0x00010000-0x00015000 in Process 'memory_division.exe' (0x85BFA4F8) PB Debugger Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\XXXX\XXXX\RELDIR \XXXX_ARMV4I_DEBUG\MEMORY_DIVISION.EXE' 90141 PID:407000a TID:40c000a Console NOT redirected for process 0x407000A 90144 PID:400002 TID:40c000a DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\Console\BusPrefix) returned 2 PB Debugger Loaded symbols for 'C:\WINCE600\OSDESIGNS\XXXX\XXXX\RELDIR \XXXXX_ARMV4I_DEBUG\CONSOLE.DLL' 90155 PID:400002 TID:40c000a OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'console.dll' (0x85CC0BE8) at address 0x401E0000-0x401F8000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x83699AA0) 90327 PID:e50006 TID:40c000a OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'console.dll' (0x85CC0BE8) at address 0x401E0000-0x401F8000 in Process 'udevice.exe' (0x858ECE7C) 91012 PID:e50006 TID:cc0002 [NOTIFY] HandleSystemEvent 7 /ADD CON1: 92665 PID:400002 TID:40c000a AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0x0407000A 92724 PID:400002 TID:40c000a Exception 'Data Abort' (4): Thread- Id=040c000a(pth=85c71a74), Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=83699aa0) 'NK.EXE', VM-active=0407000a(pprc=85bfa4f8) 'memory_division.exe' 92725 PID:400002 TID:40c000a PC=c022b74c(filesys.dll+0x0002b74c) RA=c022b5ac(filesys.dll+0x0002b5ac) SP=d07cfdc0, BVA=10001004 Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? 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    - Makeimg res2exe ERROR I was able to build my workspace and BSP, the image built works fine on the device. I need a much smaller footprint OS now, so I recreated another workspace with TinyKernel template and the same BSP, I added a few features from catalog manually, including minimal GWES configuration, I then clean sysgen the workspace, the nk.bin was built, but I got the following res2exe errors in makeimg. I loaded the nk.bin on the device, it gives gwes abort. Is it a dependency issue? What did I miss in the workspace? Thanks a lot. --------------------------- res2exe error in makeimg C:\WINCE500>res2exe -r -c C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\MyTinyOS\RelDir \MyBSP\0409\explorer_1.res C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces\MyTinyOS\RelDir \MyBSP\explorer.exe ERROR: Res2Exe: BeginUpdateResourceA failed on C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces \MyTinyOS\RelDir\MyBSP\explorer.exe. ERROR: Res2Exe: BeginUpdateResourceA failed on C:\WINCE500\PBWorkspaces \MyTinyOS\RelDir\MyBSP\explorer.exe. ERROR: Res2Exe: Error adding resources to target (2) ERROR: Res2Exe: Error adding resources to target (2) C:\WINCE500>REM delete the list file ------------------------- gwes data abort when system boots Data Abort: Thread=8fedd4a8 Proc=8d84e470 'gwes.exe' AKY=00000009 PC=0004ba4c(gwes.exe+0x0003ba4c) RA=00052ff4(gwes.exe +0x00042ff4) B VA=08000008 FSR=00000007 Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114375
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    - Rotated and flipped Preview in pimg application output. I am working on ARMV4I device with WM6 OS using pimg application. My stream interface camera driver followes 3 pin architecture and use "client unlimited" model drived from MSFT provided NULLCAM driver. As mentioned in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa452495.aspx article,I am marking my preview pin data frame as pre-rotated and flipping the frame vertically. Still I am seeing Rotated and flipped output on Pimg window. However If I rotate every frame by 180 degree and flip it horizentally inside my camera driver, then i don't see any issue with output preivew. But is causing unacceptable performance drop. Any idea what may wrong over here. Thanks in advance. Ab Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114373
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    - Frame buffer memory problem... Hi all, I am working with ATMEL board, with AT91SAM9263 controller. The board is up with wince 5.0. There is some problem with the display driver. The display driver takes the physical address of the frame buffer from the registry and then, uses that location as the frame buffer. Usually a seperate RAM apart from the usual SDRAM is used for this case. But now, i am in a position to use the normal SDRAM for frame buffer memory. The display driver does the following, 1) Gets the physical address from registry. 2) Uses virtual alloc to allocate virtual memory address space for frame buffer. 3) Finally virtualcopy is used to map the allocated virtual address space to physical address space, using the address mentioned in the registry. The big problem is, how to know, the address which i am giving is a free segment in RAM or not. If the address that i mention in the RAM is not a free space, will the virtualcopy shows any error?? I am in a situation to supply the physical addresss in RAM which is absolutely a free segment as the frame buffer address. How do i do this?? At present i am using 0x23f00000 for frame buffer (Szie of frame buffer is around 1 MB, RAM start address is 0x2000 0000, i am using last 1MB of the RAM). Hoping for replies soon.... -- Ramesh.c Innovate Sofware Solutions. Bangalore. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114358
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    - BIOS Loader missing function Win CE 5.0 X86 BiosLoader Where I can find the function: void BIOS_SetCursorPosition(ULONG page, ULONG row, ULONG column); It prototype define in splash.c, but the compiler/linker assume it external. I tried to find it in gloabl search and could not found it. Thanks, David Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114356
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    - CPU utilization - Device.exe or application process Hi, I have an embedded windows ce 5.0 device with a .net application running on it. The application calls a USB driver IOCTL to start a worker thread grabbing a fair amount of data from another embedded device (encoded video). I was curious as to where the CPU utilization for the worker thread would be attributed when monitoring with a utility like TOP.exe. Would it be in device.exe or under the application process that originally called the IOCTL? Thanks for any help! Jon Hiley Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114338
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    - can not delete a empty folder from a intel IPSM partition?? Hello, I am using CE 5, with Intel IPSM, my IPSM partiton is mounted as permanent drive, I found if I try to delete a empty folder, the system will pop up a error, if there is any file in the folder, it is fine to delete it, but in the recycle bin I only see the file, but not the folder. does any one seen this before? how to fix it? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114336
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    - How to read this hopper logs Hi, I have already posted on platbuilder but I think it's more appropriated to do it here. I have a result log from hopper like this : MTTF: INCIDENT TYPE DUMP THREAD 0xc87303f2 OWNER_PID 0xc8bf4eaa CURRENT_PID 0x8bc2dfd6 NAME \Windows\Voxmobili\TestsyncSync\Testsync.exe MTTF: CALLSTACK BEGIN MTTF: 8493d474 2589f874 8bc2dfd6 00000000 MTTF: 8493d61c 2589f8a4 8bc2dfd6 00000000 MTTF: 03f72818 2589f8c0 8bc2dfd6 4a171f8a MTTF: 0c01e130 2589f8e0 8bc2dfd6 00000000 MTTF: 0c01ea44 2589f968 8bc2dfd6 00000000 MTTF: 03f6f760 2589f9b0 c8bf4eaa 00000000 MTTF: 240407c4 2589f9c0 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24040854 2589f9c8 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24040384 2589f9cc c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24049a5c 2589f9e8 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24036be4 2589f9f0 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 2405ef2c 2589fe20 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 2405acec 2589fe24 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 03f783d4 2589fe44 c8bf4eaa 00000000 MTTF: CALLSTACK END MTTF: INCIDENT END and I would like to know how to interpret the lines like that : 8493d474 2589f874 8bc2dfd6 00000000 I suppose I am supposed to only analyse lines with Testsync.exe(the app I am testing)... Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114334
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    - Analyze logs Hi, How can I analyze the following stack trace from hopper : MTTF: INCIDENT TYPE DUMP THREAD 0xc87303f2 OWNER_PID 0xc8bf4eaa CURRENT_PID 0x8bc2dfd6 NAME \Windows\Testmobili\TestsyncSync\Testsync.exe MTTF: CALLSTACK BEGIN MTTF: 8493d474 2589f874 8bc2dfd6 00000000 ??? MTTF: 8493d61c 2589f8a4 8bc2dfd6 00000000 ??? MTTF: 03f72818 2589f8c0 8bc2dfd6 4a171f8a ??? MTTF: 0c01e130 2589f8e0 8bc2dfd6 00000000 ??? MTTF: 0c01ea44 2589f968 8bc2dfd6 00000000 ??? MTTF: 03f6f760 2589f9b0 c8bf4eaa 00000000 ??? MTTF: 240407c4 2589f9c0 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24040854 2589f9c8 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24040384 2589f9cc c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24049a5c 2589f9e8 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 24036be4 2589f9f0 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 2405ef2c 2589fe20 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 2405acec 2589fe24 c8bf4eaa 00000000 Testsync.exe MTTF: 03f783d4 2589fe44 c8bf4eaa 00000000 MTTF: CALLSTACK END MTTF: INCIDENT END What is the meaning of the figures 8493d474 2589f874 8bc2dfd6 00000000 and how can I deduce something from it? Does the first line where I cannot see Testsync.exe means the call were in kernel ? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114332
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    - s3c2410 4bit Single STN, 16 gray mode problem? hi all. am using smdk2410 in pb4.2.net, the device using the SOC LCD controller, with 4bit single mono STN. Now it can work with the 1bpp mode, and display the mono BMP(1bpp) in the bootloader. The problem is: someone says can it work in the 4bpp( 16 gray). and the GPE in 1bpp maybe donot work well( learned from the newsgroup). So, anyone have ideas with such kind of platform( s3c2410+ 4bit STN, 16 gray). I cannot understand how to set the 16 gray index table. And the LCD controller with setting these : 4 bit single STN. 1bpp mode. It can work and display MONO BMP. but with setting these: 4 bit single STN. 4bpp 16 gray mode. It cannt work anyway? Thanks in advance. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114330
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    - Bluetooth PAN on windows CE 6.0 Hello all, how to connect to another device over PAN profile? I want to: -discover other bt devices -pair with other device -check services of other device -select PANU or GN service -connect to other device over PANU or GN (PAN profile) Does the MS BT stack support this? If yes, how to build such OS? Which defines should be used? And what if I have a finished device in my hands? Can I check if the PAN profile is integrated? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114327
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    - VK_BACK will launch IE in WinCE 5. Hello, I am working on WinCE 5 with latest QFE patched, I found when CE desktop is shown, send a VK_BACK key board event will cause the IE launched. Is this a built in behavior of WinCE 5? if yes, who defined this shortcut key? How can I remove it? Thanks Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114326
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    - Wince600 Winsock Performance CETK Test I tested 1007 UDP Send Throughputand 1008 UDP Send Packet Loss in the Winsock Performance CETK Test use wince600 cetk tools.I found the two item is always fail. The fail log is as following: ReceiveServiceReponse() timed-out Communication between server and client failed; terminating test But If we use wince500 cetk tool to test Winsock Performance .The test case can pass. So I start study the differents of the wince500 test souce between wince500 test souce.The Winsock test case setup two socket ,One for control socket use TCP ,another for work that can be use TCP or UDP. We found in wince500 ,the work socket setup use SO_KEEPALIVE mode.Wince600 is not setup a SO_KEEPALIVE mode.Who please give me some comments? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114323
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    - BuildScript question Hi How can I use PB to generate BuildScript for command line mode project makeimg ? Can Windows CE use the same way as Windows Mobile ? Thank you . Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114322
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    - Kernel size about 4.2 and 5.0 hi,there, I just encountered another problem, when I migrated my bsp from 4.2 to 5.0, the release kernel size always be 29.3M, although I remove or add some items. the size never changed... when I was under 4.2 with the same items and drivers, the kernel size is only 27.5M, since someone said that the kernel must be smaller under 5.0 with the same items.. why my PB always brought out a 29.3M kernel? and then I can not write it into my flash cause it is too big. anyone can tell me how to reduce the kernel size? or there must be some configrations under pb5.0 which i modified wrong? any suggestion would be appreciated.thank u. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114321
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    - Develop a driver for Windows Mobile 6 Hi everyone I'm creating a simple SDIO and I have to create a driver for it to use in my PDA Dell Axim x50v with Windows Mobile 6. I would aprecciate if someane describle the steps I have to follow to create and install a driver on the Windows Mobile 6 using Visual Studio 2005 and Windows Embedded CE 6.0. Thanks in advance Regards, Guilherme Kami Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114320
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    - Module Lead - WinCE Drivers, Porting, BSP- NEC HCL We need Engineers having 1-6 Years of good experience on Embedded WinCE. Preferably on Device driver development or porting related activities. Organization: NEC HCL ( a JV of NEC Corporation, NECST and HCL Technologies). Location: Noida Incase you are interested then pls forward your resumes at prashant.singh@nechclst.in Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114316
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    - What are the minimum routines/functions required to make a BSP.... Hello experts, What are the minimum routines/functions required to make a BSP (WindowsCE v6) for a custom hardware using NXP's LH7A404 ARM processor. My Hardware : LH7A404 + 64MB SDRAM + 32MB NOR FLASH and nothing else. I use the following inbuilt hardwares of LH7A404 : Serial Port,LCD Controller in 640x480 VGA mode,GPIO's and nothing else. Is there any Example/Template for a BSP for a minimum or simple custom hardware Thanks Proton Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114314
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    - touch driver question Hi, on WINCE50 I am getting a touch driver working and the behavior seems to be backwards. I was wondering if there is a registry setting that I cant find? When I put my stylus on the screen I can see in debug I am queuing sample points and the flags look correct but the all the selections occur when I lift the stylus not when I touch the screen ? I put my stylus on an icon and when I lift it changes to being selected. it should get selected when I place the stylus on the icon.... Thanks, Joe W. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114310
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    - VirtualFreeEx Failing to free Hi, I fixed the previous problem with VirtualAllocFree, thanks to all microsoft people who helped here. At this point I am getting a failure on VirtualFreeEx. It's failing because in VMFindAlloc there is a call to LockVM to lock the parent process and it isn't locking it. Any ideas what may be causing this? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114309
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    - Want to Change Processor Clock from 203MHz to 266MHz currently SMDK2410 is runnig on 203MHz and i want to change it to 266MHz. in how many files and which files i have to change. i had seen some configuretion in startup.s file located in bootloader folder. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114305
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    - Environment variables - CE6.0 questions Hi All Depending on the kind of build (debug or release) selected I want to set a reistry key in project.reg to one value or another. Is there an existing environment variable that I can see from within project.reg to do this or do I need to set an environment variable set using the Project Environment properties page? Where can I find a full description of the available syntax for using environment variables from a registry file? Also, environment variables set using the project properties always seem to be converted to lower case, is that by design? Thanks in advance Phil Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114297
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    - I want to ask a question How to send Points to GWES. 1: I have Points updated in registry. which i have saved at first calibration to a file. 2: Now i want to tell GWES about to update calibration. 3: I am not trying it in my application. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114293
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    - RELFSD: Opening file iectl.dll from desktop Hello, I just build a release version of my project on wince5.0 with kitl and I get RELFSD: Opening file iectl.dll from desktop I understand the message, but I cant seem to find what catalog item I am building that has not included this dll in a .bib file so it is part of my nk.bin ? anyone know where this dll is built and where should the .bib entry be ? Thanks, Joe Welfeld Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114278
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    - resume debugging Hi all, Running wince5.0 my device goes into suspend but will not resume, is there a way to run a debug build with kitl through suspend and resume ? Should this "just" work or do I need to make some changes to get the debugger back up during the resume... Currently I get no more debug output and loose connection with pb. I have all the pm debug zones turned on and when I suspend the output is below. When I resume I see my screen backlight comeon and I see power applied to my ethernet debug port but that's it... What routine should take me from the suspend state of D4 back to a state of D0 Thanks, Joe W. 46213 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: timer 'UserActivity' reset 46214 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: waiting 1000 (0x000003e8) ms for next event, wait interval was 217988 46214 0x83f74800: PlatformManageSystemPower: wait returned 4, elapsed time 217989, timeout was -1 46214 0x83f74800: PlatformUpdateSystemPowerState: activity 'UserActivity' in state 'UserInactive', elapsed time 217989 46214 0x83f74800: PlatformUpdateSystemPowerState: entering activity state 'UserActive', state time left -1 47215 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: timer 'UserActivity' reset after timeout 47215 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: waiting 1000 (0x000003e8) ms for next event, wait interval was 1001 48219 0x83d38e00: Bailing on save bits because someone has an open DC! 48227 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: timer 'UserActivity' reset after timeout 48227 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: waiting 1000 (0x000003e8) ms for next event, wait interval was 1012 49161 0x83d38e00: +PmSetSystemPowerState: name <NULL>, hint 0x00200000, options 0x00001000 49161 0x83d38e00: +PmSetSystemPowerState_I: name <NULL>, hint 0x00200000, options 0x00001000, fInternal 0 49164 0x83d38e00: ReadSystemPowerState: state 'suspend' devices max is D3, flags 0x00200000 49164 0x83d38e00: PmAlloc: alloc 44 bytes returned 0x0004b5e0 (16 total objects allocated) 49164 0x83d38e00: RegReadClassDeviceRestrictions: reading information for class {98c5250d-c29a-4985-ae5f-afe5367e5006} 49164 0x83d38e00: PmAlloc: alloc 68 bytes returned 0x0004b7f0 (17 total objects allocated) 49164 0x83d38e00: RegReadClassDeviceRestrictions: device 'Default' restricted to D4 49165 0x83d38e00: RegReadClassDeviceRestrictions: reading information for class {a32942b7-920c-486b-b0e6-92a702a99b35} 49165 0x83d38e00: RegReadClassDeviceRestrictions: skipping flags 0x00200000 49165 0x83d38e00: PmAlloc: alloc 68 bytes returned 0x00050010 (18 total objects allocated) 49165 0x83d38e00: RegReadClassDeviceRestrictions: device 'Default' restricted to D3 49165 0x83d38e00: GenerateNotifications: sending type 1 notifications (28 bytes) 49166 0x83d38e00: GenerateNotifications: done sending type 1 notifications 49166 0x83d38e00: PlatformSetSystemPowerState: suspending - notifying non-block drivers 49166 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateAddRef: refcnt for 0x000587e0 set to 2 49166 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: new state for 'wav1:' is 3 (current 0, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 3, actual 0) 49166 0x83d38e00: MapDevicePowerState: mapping D3 to D4 49167 0x83d38e00: SetDevicePower: setting 'wav1:' to D3 (mapped to D4), fForceSet is 0 49167 0x83d38e00: RequestStreamDevice: calling DeviceIoControl(0xc3f793ee) w/ request 3280904 ('IOCTL_POWER_SET') 49228 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: timer 'UserActivity' reset after timeout 49228 0x83f79000: ActivityTimersThreadProc: waiting 1000 (0x000003e8) ms for next event, wait interval was 1001 49271 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: updated state for 'wav1:' is current 3, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 3, actual 4 49271 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateDecRef: refcnt for 0x000587e0 set to 1 49271 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateAddRef: refcnt for 0x00036a30 set to 3 49271 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: new state for 'nds0:' is 3 (current 0, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 3, actual 0) 49271 0x83d38e00: MapDevicePowerState: mapping D3 to D0 49271 0x83d38e00: SetDevicePower: setting 'nds0:' to D3 (mapped to D0), fForceSet is 0 49272 0x83d38e00: SetDevicePower: device is already at D0 49272 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: updated state for 'nds0:' is current 0, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 3, actual 0 49272 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateDecRef: refcnt for 0x00036a30 set to 2 49272 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateAddRef: refcnt for 0x0005e3d0 set to 2 49272 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: new state for '\windows\ddi_argx.dll' is 3 (current 0, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 3, actual 0) 49273 0x83d38e00: MapDevicePowerState: mapping D3 to D3 49273 0x83d38e00: SetDevicePower: setting '\windows\ddi_argx.dll' to D3 (mapped to D3), fForceSet is 0 49273 0x83d38e00: RequestDisplayDevice: calling ExtEscape(0x00000048) w/ request 3280904 ('IOCTL_POWER_SET') 49273 0x83d38e00: LX Graphics: SDP: Last State = 1 New State = 3 49276 0x83d38e00: IOCTL_POWER_SET 3: Setting 0 49276 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: updated state for '\windows\ddi_argx.dll' is current 3, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 3, actual 3 49276 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateDecRef: refcnt for 0x0005e3d0 set to 1 49276 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateAddRef: refcnt for 0x00038bf0 set to 2 49276 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: new state for 'vmini1' is 4 (current 0, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 4, actual 0) 49277 0x83d38e00: MapDevicePowerState: mapping D4 to D4 49277 0x83d38e00: SetDevicePower: setting 'vmini1' to D4 (mapped to D4), fForceSet is 0 49277 0x83d38e00: SetDevicePower: parent of 'vmini1' is 'nds0:' 49277 0x83d38e00: RequestStreamDevice: calling DeviceIoControl(0xa3ee396e) w/ request 3280904 ('IOCTL_POWER_SET') 49277 0x83d38e00: UIO:: Exiting ndisuioWaitForPendingIO with [0] pending TX. 49277 0x83d38e00: Ndisuio: 49278 0x83d38e00: PnPEvent: Open 000511A0, SetPower to 4 49278 0x83d38e00: +OpenIFConfig(Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TCPIP Handle 0xC0FE718) 49278 0x83d38e00: Opened registry info for Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TCPIP 49278 0x83d38e00: -OpenIFConfig(Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TCPIP *Handle 0xC0FE718, BOOL Ret: 1) 49278 0x83d38e00: *CloseIFConfig(Handle 0x97680) 49279 0x83d38e00: UpdateDeviceState: updated state for 'vmini1' is current 4, req 0, set -1, floor 4, ceiling 4, actual 4 49279 0x83d38e00: DeviceStateDecRef: refcnt for 0x00038bf0 set to 1 49279 0x83d38e00: PlatformSetSystemPowerState: calling KernelIoControl(IOCTL_HAL_PRESUSPEND) 49279 0x83d38e00: FS: Got Power notif 0x00000002 49279 0x83d38e00: FSREG: Registry flush unnecessary 49279 0x83d38e00: FSRAM: Flushing cached file data 49280 0x83d38e00: PlatformSetSystemPowerState: suspending - notifying block drivers 49280 0x83d38e00: PmFree: freeing 0x00030f80 49280 0x83d38e00: PmFree: freeing 0x00030fc0 49280 0x83d38e00: PlatformSetSystemPowerState: calling PowerOffSystem() 49280 0x83d38e00: Powering Off system: 49280 0x83d38e00: Calling GWES power proc. 49281 0x83d38e00: Calling device manager power proc. 49286 0x83d38e00: Calling OEMPowerOff... Thanks, Joe W. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114277
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    - CeLogFlush I'm trying to use celog from boot time in order to debug my system at the early stage. Hence, I enabled it via IMGPROFILER=1 and IMGCELOGENABLE=1 and IMGAUTOFLUSH=1 in my image. I am using Wince 6.0R2. But I get the following error message: 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: FlushTimeout = 2000ms 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: SavedFlushes = 1 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: ThreadPriority = 248 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: Transport = CESH 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: FileName = \release\celog.clg 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: FileFlags = 0x00000000 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: ZoneCE = 0x00010000 13119 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: UseUI = 0 15123 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: Failed opening \release\celog.clg 15123 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush: Transport initialization failed 15123 PID:1b50002 TID:1b60002 CeLogFlush application exit. Do you know what can prevent celog.clg to be created? I am connected over ethernet with Kitl and when I get the winCE shell, I am able to play a media file from the FLATRELEASEDIR. Thanks. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114271
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    - problems while migration from 4.2 to 5.0 hi,everyone I am in the process of migrating bsp from 4.2 to 5.0. and now I am almost done the job. I can run my system under 5.0. but there are some drivers lost ,eg:USB_host when it is in 4.2,its environment variable is BSP_NOUSB,and it is not set,but under 5.0,it could never seen in the left catalog since it did not have a seted environment variable, so,I add an environment variable such as BSP_USB_Host by modifying the cec file,and set to 1,and also done in PB's setting. then,the USB feathers can be seen in left catalog(OSdesignView) so I do the sysgen,but after I download the nk.bin,and wanna use a USB device,the USB drivers did not work... anyone tell me why.. thank u very much. Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114270
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    - Can anybody help me. GPE problem . am in ce4.2.net, using smdk2410 bsp with 1bit monochrome 4BIT single scan STN. Now the hardware LCD controller can display well in 1bpp mode in the bootloader. I have to implement the GPE display driver to support 1bpp mode. I using the BSP driver. change colordepth to 1, mode-> format to gpe1Bpp, The problem is ce only display the text. and WICNE BMP logo, all the icons on the desktop cannt been displayed. and cursor doesn't display too. It seems the blit have problem. So when I change the two blit virtual function as below to call the emul lib. The problem still exist. Anyone can have advice on the 1bpp mode emul lib implement. Is there some bugs on the 1bpp mode for the emul lib? SCODE s3c2410GPE::BltPrepare( GPEBltParms *pBltParms ) { // use the default blit function pBltParms->pBlt = EmulatedBlt; return S_OK; } SCODE s3c2410GPE::BltComplete( GPEBltParms *pBltParms ) { // don't need to do anything here return S_OK; } Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114269
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    - Ethernet Driver Crashing Hi All, I am porting an ethernet driver from Win CE 4.2 to Win CE 5.0.We are booting the system from a Compact Flash. The system works fine with the ethernet driver excluded. When the ethernet driver is included ,the image boots successfully in the DEBUG version but the Ethernet adapter is not found and hence no IP. While in RELEASE it causes the system to hang at Startup itself. I am using an ethernet driver for my AMD Alchemy board whose BSP came along with the AMD AU1100 SBC. Following is the log when we tried booting using Eboot with KITL disabled. When booting from Flash we do not have the trace available. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Adapter pBootArgs=0x1C0C00.. 0xFFC00 pBootArgs->dwsig =0x544F4F42... AUMAC: MAC address = 00:0D:AF:00:00:28 +aumacResumeHandler(110798) About to Enable the MAC About to write ETHERNETENABLE_CE About to write ETHERNETENABLE_E1 About to write ETHERNETMAC_CONTROL_DRO About to write MAC Address on NIC About to write MAC Address on NIC Accept all Multicast now Accept all Multicast now- Part2 Initialize the PHY Entered PHY InitAUMAC: PHY located at MII 0 = 0000:0000 2000:5C30 Outside Scan MII bus for Phy for loopNational Semiconductors DP83847 Entered MIIRead1Entered MIIRead1 Critical SectionEntered MIIRead2MII read failure NDIS Stall Execution Left MIIRead1 Critical SectionNDIS Set Timer Changed Adpater Power State Changed Adpater Previous State -aumacResumeHandler AUMAC: MAC address = 00:0D:AF:00:00:28 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks & Regards, Shabbir Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114266
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    - USB Driver crashing Hi All, I am trying to include the USB Mass Storage Class Driver. I have got the basic OHCD dll's for my board and the USB Keyboard/Mouse drivers works well with this. However, the USB storage driver does not work properly. On debugging i have found that the CStore class of FSD Manager calls its Open Disk method which inturn calls a Device IO Control.The IOCTL which crashes the driver is IOCTL_DISK_GET_STORAGEID. While this IOCTL is handled in SD card and ATADISK drivers. It is not handled here. : Following is the log: 439416 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC<BOT_DataTransfer:0 439417 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC<UsbsDataTransfer:0 439418 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6>ScsiGetSenseData 439419 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6>ScsiRequestSense 439420 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC>UsbsDataTransfer 439421 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC_INTERFACE_PROTOCOL_BOT 439422 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC>BOT_DataTransfer 439422 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC>BOT_ResetAllPipes 439423 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC<BOT_ResetAllPipes:1 439424 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: 5.3.1 CBW 439431 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: 5.3.2 DataInTransport - dwDataLength:18, TimeOut:5000 439432 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: 5.3.2 DataInTransport - dwRequestLength:18, TimeOut:5000 439434 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: 5.3.3 CSW 439438 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC<BOT_DataTransfer:0 439439 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBMSC<UsbsDataTransfer:0 439439 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<ScsiRequestSense:0 439440 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: ScsiGetSenseData - SenseKey:0x0 ASC:0x0 ASCQ:0x0 439441 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<ScsiGetSenseData:0 439442 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: ScsiReadCapacity ERROR:0 439443 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<ScsiReadCapacity:0 439444 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<GetDiskInfo:0 439444 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<DSK_IOControl(BytesTransferred:0, dwErr:0, bRc:0) 439446 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6>DSK_IOControl(IOCTL:0x71c24, InBuf:0x0, InBufLen:0, OutBuf:0x410f8c8, OutBufLen:0x10) 439446 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: Unsupported IOCTL:0x71c24 439447 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: DSK_IOControl error: 50 439448 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<DSK_IOControl(BytesTransferred:0, dwErr:50, bRc:0) 439448 PID:65cbbbfa TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: CStore Destructor(000CC2A0) 439449 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6>DSK_Close(0x504730) 439450 PID:e5c7a79a TID:5c7d1ca 0x85cbfd90: USBDISK6<DSK_Close:1 Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114265
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    - USB Gigabit driver crashes Hi, I am trying to use the USB2.0 Gigabit ethernet adapter on my PXA270 platform. The host USB is the Philips ISP1761 chip. The host USB driver is more or less stable now with a USB stick. When I plug the USB Gigabit ethernet adapter it detects it and tries to load the driver for it which is ax88178.dll, then I get the crash messages right away: Exception 'Data Abort' (4): Thread-Id=01af0002(pth=81c20660), Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=80ac9308) 'NK.EXE', VM-active=00400002(pprc=80ac9308) 'NK.EXE' PC=c044b7e8(ndis.dll+0x0001b7e8) RA=c044b7e4(ndis.dll+0x0001b7e4) SP=d067e590, BVA=00000000 Exception 'Raised Exception' (-1): Thread-Id=01af0002(pth=81c20660), Proc-Id=00400002(pprc=80ac9308) 'NK.EXE', VM-active=00400002(pprc=80ac9308) 'NK.EXE' PC=c00345b8(k.coredll.dll+0x000145b8) RA=8011748c(kernel.dll+0x0000648c) SP=d067de2c, BVA=ffffffff Can anyone please give an idea where to look and how to debug this situation. Thanks a lot George Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114251
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    - COM Library calls in Kernel mode Drivers ( WinCE 6 ) Hi All, I'm trying to make calls to COM library functions in a kernel mode driver and I got some troubles. I've tried three things: 1) When I call CoInitializeEx directly in XXX_Init, the driver can't load anymore. The DllEntry isn't even called anymore. I've noted that the driver is correctly loaded when I comment the call to CoInitializeEx. 2) I've created a DLL in which I call CoInitializeEx. Then, if I call LoadLibrary of my new DLL in an IOCTL of my kernel driver, it fails with error ERROR_BAD_EXE_FORMAT. I've also noted that the library is correctly loaded when I comment the call to CoInitializeEx. 3) When I call CoInitializeEx and other COM functions directly in an EXE project, everything works fine. So my questions are : Is it possible to make calls to COM Library functions in a kernel mode driver? Am I missing some OS Component? Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114242
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    - MSN Messenger voice chat on Windows CE 5.0 My platform is MIPS-II and am running CE 5.0 on it. Question:- Anyone tried voice chat using MSN messenger on CE 5.0 ? How good is quality and consistency of voice chat connection?. Apart from setting up microphone input in the audio driver, is there any other special effort (something from catalog ??) to get it going correctly/smoothly ?. Share your experiences please. Kindly Advise, Siddarth Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114236
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    - WLAN - Scan - Hang PB5.0 Our device has a connect blue WLAN chip connected to PXA270 thro' SPI. Our devices go in truck. When the truck is in the depot WLAN should get connected to AP in the depot. We see that our device hangs (touch screen does not work, no time update...) occasionally. We also found that the issue is happening only when the WLAN antenna is connected. Also, if we disable the WLAN adapter with external antenna connected the issue is not happening. From all this we suspect the issue is happening only when the scan opearation is in progress. When we checked with a wince debug image the debug statements stopped all of a sudden when the issue happened. No exceptions or any error statements. I added some debug statements in OEMInterruptHandler and found the interrupts are processed slow after the issue(when I connect a mouse and move it, there will be a lot of USB SYSINTR but during the issue I see only few USB SYSINTRs) I'm not sure where is the issue, whether in WZC or WLAN driver? Have you guys experienced anything like this ? Any help? -Rishi Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114235
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    - GPE 1BPP mode problem? am in ce4.2.net, using smdk2410 bsp with 1bit monochrome 4BIT single scan STN. Now the hardware LCD controller can display well in 1bpp mode in the bootloader. I have to implement the GPE display driver to support 1bpp mode. I using the BSP driver. change colordepth to 1, mode-> format to gpe1Bpp, The problem is ce only display the text. and WICNE BMP logo, all the icons on the desktop cannt been displayed. and cursor doesn't display too. It seems the blit have problem. So when I change the two blit virtual function as below to call the emul lib. The problem still exist. Anyone can have advice on the 1bpp mode emul lib implement. Is there some bugs on the 1bpp mode for the emul lib? SCODE s3c2410GPE::BltPrepare( GPEBltParms *pBltParms ) { // use the default blit function pBltParms->pBlt = EmulatedBlt; return S_OK; } SCODE s3c2410GPE::BltComplete( GPEBltParms *pBltParms ) { // don't need to do anything here return S_OK; } Tag: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? Tag: 114234

Hi all,

I am trying to format an USB device [Pendrive] by using Wince 5.0. I have
written one application but it is working for formating the USB.

Is any body know how to format an USB using Wince5.0? and which main
functions are used to format USB?

Thanks in advance,

Swapnil

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Re: How to format USB in WinCE 5.0? by Michel

Michel
Fri Jul 25 04:10:46 PDT 2008

What API are you using to format now?

The way to format is using fatutil, so FormatVolume, see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa910657.aspx

Here's some code I posted a while back that shows you how to format (as
well as partition):
http://groups.google.co.nz/group/microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder/browse_thread/thread/3607ffc6f69b59e3/851812ab08988a6a?hl=en&lnk=st&q=partition+group%3A*windowsce*+author%3Amichel+author%3Averhagen#851812ab08988a6a

Good luck,

Michel Verhagen, eMVP
Check out my blog: http://GuruCE.com/blog

GuruCE Ltd.
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Nil wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to format an USB device [Pendrive] by using Wince 5.0. I have
> written one application but it is working for formating the USB.
>
> Is any body know how to format an USB using Wince5.0? and which main
> functions are used to format USB?
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Swapnil

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