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    - drm in windows ce.net 4.2 I'm wondering when I install microsoft drm 7.1 and whether I use the individualized certificate or generic certificate, everytime I try to play a drm'd video/audio file I get this error: You need a license to perform the requested operation on this media file. (0xc00d0bbe) What is causing this error? Am I missing a component in the platform builder? Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62205
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    - NewPlatformWizard XML file Hi, I am creating a new platform wizard XML file and need to preset some build environment variables. Within the DefaultSettings section of the XML file, I am using the following syntax and it doesn't seem to work. <BuildEnvVar Name="INCLUDE_ME" Value="1" /> What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62201
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    - PQOAL PCI BusID vs Bus Number Problem The OALxxx PCI routines (e.g. OALPCICfgWrite) all take a BusID parameter, in addition to the regular PCI location address. There is no documentation on the parameters, but the bus ID appears to be intended for additional PCI interfaces, while the bus portion of the PCI address defines secondary buses behind a PCI bridge. In most cases, the BusID parameter would be zero, unless there were multiple host bridges in the system. However, the CEDDK functions (HalGetBusData etc) don't have a BusId parameter, this is apparently something new that was defined with the PQOAL. The CEDDK maps calls to the HalXXX functions to IOCTL_HAL_DDK_CALL, and from there on to the OAL functions. However, the BusID parameter needs to be set, so the PQOAL fills in this parameter with the PCI bus number. Unfortunately, the OAL sees calls for secondary buses as calls for buses on another interface. Obviously, the cpu dependent code can ignore the BusID parameter and just use the PCI device location for any system that has only one host interface. Questions: - What is the purpose of the BusID parameter in the PQOAL routines, and how is it different from the bus portion of the address? - If there are multiple interfaces (multiple host buses) how are they supposed to be differentiated in calls to the CEDDK configuration routines? Any other thoughts on this? -- Dean Ramsier - eMVP Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62200
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    - Failed executing Command Processor Commands Hi all, I am using winCE 4.2 Platform Builder When I try to excute Standard shell command in the Target Control window: Windows CE>s cmd /K TIME I got the following in the Debug window: Loaded symbols for '...\CMD.EXE' Console NOT redirected for process 0x42 ObjectCall: Failed(2): h=ffffffff Invalid handle: Set=7 Method=3 MessageBox - Customizeable <<< Unload module cmd.exe at address 0x0E010000-0x0E02B00 Unloaded symbols for '...\CMD.EXE' In the Target Process window, shell.exe appears in the list Do I need to set up anything else to run the Command processor commands Thanks in advance for any help. RH Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62199
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    - How to add my dll to platform? Hi, I have a dll (usb driver) created via an existing evc++ project. Looks like PB wants me to create a new platform builder dll project (pbp); but then I'd have to somehow migrate my existing evc++ project over. Can I just somehow point PB at the dll I've already built? What about the associated registry keys? I also was reading in the help files that a "Catalog Feature File" (.cec) might be another approach. I guess I really want to know: What's the 'right' thing to do here? Thanks much! Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62194
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    - Releasing a WCE Image I've created a personallized WCE image for using in a CEPC. But I didn't acquire PlatBuilder licence, because I did all my work within the 3 month trial period. Obviously I'll pay for each one of WCE in my product, but do I still need to buy PlatBuilder licence, in order to release them? Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62192
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    - Slave disk in IDE2 not detected Hi, Please help me!! I'm still struggling with this problem. The embedded PC has a CompactFlash disk connected to IDE 2 as SLAVE (this is hard-wired). In Debug, the disk is detected, but in Release not. Here are some messages in Release (I added RETAILMSG for these to show up in Release). Release: 1050 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!IDE_Init> End of IDE/ATA device enumeration 1050 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device0 1057 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 0 is not present; Error register(0x20) 1057 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device1 1057 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is not present; Error register(0x30) 1058 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device2 1064 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 0 is not present; Error register(0x20) 1064 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 1064 PID:83f926ee TID:83f9b4aa Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is not present; Error register(0x30) 2054 PID:e3e93fca TID:e3f9bf66 Lyg.p: Layout Manager successfully initialized to 1 Here are the debug ones, with the same hardware, same image. The only difference is that it's compiled in Debug. Thank you a lot for the attention! Mello Debug: 4294774702 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 4294774702 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!IDE_Init> Activating IDE/ATA device Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 4294774703 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DEVICE!RegReadActivationValues RegQueryValueEx(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3\BusPrefix) returned 2 4294774705 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\Active\06 4294774706 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Hnd = 00057020 4294774706 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Name = DSK1: 4294774706 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Key = Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 4294774707 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!DumpRegKey> Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Instance\ALI14531\Device3 4294774707 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Port = 00054A30 4294774708 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DeviceId = 00000001 4294774708 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: TransferMode = 000000FF 4294774708 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: LookAhead = 00000001 4294774708 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: WriteCache = 00000001 4294774709 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DrqDataBlockSize = 00000200 4294774709 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DoubleBufferSize = 00010000 4294774709 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DMA = 00000002 4294774709 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: InterruptDriven = 00000001 4294774710 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Dll = atapi.dll 4294774710 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Prefix = DSK 4294774711 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: IClass : 4294774711 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: {A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865} 4294774712 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!CPCIDisk::CPCIDisk> device count(1) 4294775356 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is present 4294775424 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!CDisk::IsDevicePresent> Device 1 is present 4294775565 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!CDisk::SendExecuteDeviceDiagnostic> Device 1 passed 4294775565 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!CDisk::SendExecuteDeviceDiagnostic> ATA device 4294775631 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!DumpIdentify> ... 4294775632 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 5a c f0 22 0 0 f 0 0 0 0 0 3f 0 0 0 Z.."........?... 4294775632 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 42 35 31 46 4d 44 58 51 20 20 20 20 ....B51FMDXQ 4294775632 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 0 2 4 0 2e 38 .......8 4294775633 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 31 30 20 20 20 20 54 53 34 33 31 33 41 31 20 20 10 TS4313A1 4294775633 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 4294775634 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 80 .. 4294775634 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 2f 0 0 0 2 0 2 7 0 f0 22 f 0 .../.........".. 4294775634 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 3f 0 f0 f7 80 0 10 1 f0 f7 80 0 0 0 7 0 ?............... 4294775635 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 3 0 78 0 78 0 f0 0 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ..x.x...x....... 4294775635 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775636 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 1e 0 0 0 6b 34 1 40 0 40 6a 34 1 0 0 40 ....k4.@.@j4...@ 4294775636 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 ...........`.... 4294775636 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775636 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775637 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775637 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775638 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 1 0 6c c7 81 0 f0 f7 80 0 30 2e 2 0 0 0 ..l.......0..... 4294775638 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 8 1 1 1 4 1 0 ................ 4294775638 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 24 3c 1 0 1 0 b4 3c 0 1 0 1 20 1 0 0 $<.....<.... ... 4294775639 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 1 0 0 13 0 0 e7 9f 14 0 c a e1 0 20 90 .............. . 4294775639 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775639 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775640 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775640 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775640 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775640 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775641 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775642 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775642 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775642 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775643 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775643 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ................ 4294775643 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: rotational speed tolerance is > 0,5 4294775644 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: disk transfer rate > 10Mbs 4294775644 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: fixed drive 4294775644 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: head switch time > 15us 4294775644 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: not MFM encoded 4294775644 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: hard sectored 4294775645 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: number of cylinders : 8944 4294775645 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: number of heads : 15 4294775645 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: unformatted bytes per track : 0 4294775646 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: unformatted bytes per sector : 0 4294775647 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: sectors per track : 63 4294775647 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: buffer type : unspecified 4294775648 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: buffer size : 512 sectors 4294775648 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: read/write multiple : supported, 16 sectors/interrupt 4294775649 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: double word IO : not supported 4294775649 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: LBA mode : supported 4294775650 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DMA : supported 4294775651 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: PIO cycle timing mode : 2 4294775651 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: DMA cycle timing mode : 2 4294775652 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: current size fields valid : yes 4294775652 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: current number of cylinders : 8944 4294775653 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: current number of heads : 15 4294775653 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: current number of sectors/track : 63 4294775654 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: current sector capacity : 8452080 4294775654 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: sectors/interrupt with read/write multiple : 16 4294775655 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: multi sector setting : valid 4294775655 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: total user addressable sectors : 8452080 4294775656 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: single word DMA modes supported : 0 4294775657 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: single word transfer mode active : 0 4294775657 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: multi word DMA modes supported : 7 4294775658 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: multi word transfer mode active : 0 4294775658 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: Atapi!DumpSupportedTransferModes> Supported transfer mode summary: 4294775659 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: IORDY supported 4294775659 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: minimum multiword DMA transfer cycle time per word (ns) = 120 4294775660 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: manufacturer's recommended multi word DMA transfer cycle time (ns) = 120 4294775661 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: minimum PIO transfer cycle time w/o flow control (ns) = 240 4294775661 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: minimum PIO transfer cycle time w/ IORDY flow control (ns) = 120 4294775662 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: PIO mode 0 supported 4294775662 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: PIO mode 1 supported 4294775663 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: multi word DMA mode 2 and below is supported 4294775663 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: ultra DMA mode 2 and below is supported 4294775664 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: >>> ultra DMA mode 2 selected by default <<< 4294775664 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: look-ahead supported 4294775665 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: write cache supported 4294775666 PID:23f7d402 TID:23f83556 0x83fa88e4: S.M.A.R.T. feature set supported Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62190
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    - switching from one keyboard driver to another Hi, i have allready posted about this before, but i havent been able to get it to work, so i'm going to reinstall my bsp to have a fresh one to start with. The problem i'm having is the following. In our device (custom hardware) there is allready a keyboard driver that handles the buttons on our device. Now i would like to have the possibility to use the USB keyboard, discarding the buttons on the device itself. So my question is, what do i need to take out to get my old keyboard driver out of the bsp, and what do i need to put in to get my USB keyboard supported? The USB works, as i can use it to read from a memory stick. Later on i want to merge those two, but currently i'm short on time to do it. Thank you in advance, Kristof Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62177
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    - How to change the com port in EdbgOutputDebugString ? Hi, I trace the eboot codes, and I found it uses "EdbgOutputDebugString" to send messages through com port. In my system, it use com 2. I want to change it to com 1. Where is the code ? Thanks. Yu. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62174
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    - using Qemu Are there any things I could do to get images to boot with Qemu? Thanks Uli Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62172
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    - Usb stick support when plugged in at boot Hello, I have figured out how to support a removable usb memory stick under CE, and it works ok when i plug it in after the OS has booted. But if the stick is allready connected when turning on the power, then the stick is not recognised/seen. My best guess is that is is due to the fact that it is a loadable driver (correct term??) Is there any way i can probe at startup to see if the stick is connected, or is there a way to make it an always loaded driver, but still with the capability to start it when i load/change sticks at runtime? Thank you, Kristof Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62171
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    - Retail vs Evaluation Dear CE gurus, does anybody know what are the differences between Windows CE 5.0 retail and Windows CE evaluation edition? Will the BSP developed and tested with retail PB 5.0 work for BP 5.0 evaluation edition? Thanks Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62170
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    - Checksum failure if problem image to the flash Hi, All I modified config.bib to problem nk.bin to the flash. But I got checksum failure when eboot starts downloading the image. The error msg is: ****** OEMVerfyMemory checking physical range [0x80000==>0xE16627]... ****** FLASH Address ****** ERROR: Checksum failure (expected=0x2EB computed = 0x2C6) *******Checksum failure on record 1, ABORT!!! ****** The config.bib is as follows, the platform is PXA27x WinCE5.0. Did I miss out anything? MEMORY ; Name Start Size Type ; ------- -------- -------- ---- RSVD 80000000 000FF000 RESERVED ARGS 800FF000 00001000 RESERVED NK 9CA80000 01000000 RAMIMAGE RAM 80100000 03F00000 RAM ; Reserve ZBANK virtual block (No physical memory ; is required to back this virtual range). ; ZBANK 96500000 00100000 RESERVED CONFIG ROMSTART=9CA80000 ROMSIZE=01000000 ROMWIDTH=32 AUTOSIZE=OFF KERNELFIXUPS=ON Thanks in advance Tang Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62161
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    - Warm boot clear "working RAM"? I'm a bit confused when I read WinCE 5.0 documentation : Kernel Power Management. The state diagram shows that Warm Boot clear working RAM. My impression is that warm boot will not clear the content of the RAM. Could anyone clarify what exactly is preseved/cleared during warm boot? Device drivers? Application? What exactly is "working RAM"? Thanks! Zhijie Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62160
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    - How to develop CAN bus driver in CE? Hi all, now I want to develop CAN bus driver, but dont know how to start. where may I find can bus driver source codes or who may give some glues or source codes? thanks! Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62159
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    - Is this a bug in Bul_usbfn.cpp ? SGksYWxsDQogICAgSSBkb3VidCB0aGlzIGlzIGEgYnVnIGhlcmU6DQogICAgd2luY2U1MDBccHVi bGljXGNvbW1vblxvYWtcY3NwXGFybVxpbnRlbFxweGEyN3hcdXNiZm5cYnVsX3VzYmZuLmNwcA0K ICAgIEJ1bFVzYkRldmljZTo6U3RhcnQoKQ0KICAgIFdyaXRlSW50ckN0cjFSZWdpc3RlciggUmVh ZEludHJDdHIxUmVnaXN0ZXIoKSB8IA0KICAgICAgICAoVURDSVNSMV9JUkNDIHwgVURDSVNSMV9J UlJVIHwgVURDSVNSMV9JUlNVIHxVRENJU1IxX0lSUlMgKSk7DQogICAgSXQgcmVhZCBhbmQgd3Jp dGUgaW50ZXJydXB0IGNvbnRyb2xsZXIgcmVnaXN0ZXIgdG8gZW5hbGJlIGludGVycnVwdHMsIGJ1 dCB0aGUgYml0cyBhcmUgaW4gaW50ZXJydXB0IHN0YXR1cyByZWdpc3Rlcj8gIENhbiBhbnlvbmUg dGVsbCBtZSB3aGF0IGl0IHdhbm5hIGRvIGluZGVlZD8NCg0KDQotLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0t LS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLS0tLSAgICAgDQpKLldhbHplcg0KSW50 ZWxsaWdlbnQgR3JvdXBpbmcgUmVzZWFyY2ggYW5kIERldmVsb3BtZW50IEluc3RpdHV0ZSAgICAg ICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICANCkFtb2kgRWxlY3Ryb25pY3MgQ28u LEx0ZC4NCndhbmd6QGFtb2kuY29tLmNuDQpURUw6Kzg2LjU5Mi42NTEuNjc3NyBleHQuNjUwOA== Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62158
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    - eboot usb transfer, want to implement usb image transfer in eboot. EZUSB, or usb to serial adaptor protocol come to mind. is there any documentation or even simple software that show how does it work? and where can i find those "standard usb device" protocols? e.g. standard HID, standard mass storage device, standard printer device etc. thanks Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62154
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    - I/O card locks up new Dell X50 I wrote a driver for a I/O mode flash device my company is developing and it runs fine on a PXA255 based Dell Axim running PPC 4.2 and an HP IPAQ that is based on a PXA250 running PPC 4.2. However, when I plug the device into a Dell that is based on a PXA270 and PPC (now Windows Mobile??) 4.2 2nd Edition, my driver loads OK and receives data from the I/O card (I know this because the driver can write the incoming buffers to files), but the Windows UI stops functioning and takes no user input and never refreshes the screen. Does anyone know if 4.2 2nd edition requires driver mods? Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62144
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    - adding a new emulator to Visual Studio 2003 environment Hi guys, I just wanted to know how to add an emulator to the VS 2003 environment. Especifically, I donwload an SDK for a 3rd vendor (but it was built by Conectix). It requires embedded C++ 4.0 to be installed. I can deploy from the embedded tool, but it says it's emulating windos CE.NE. Anyway, how to add that (or any other) emulator to the VS 2003 environment TIA -- Leo Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62142
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    - Can not write to SD card I am porting SDMMC driver from CE 4.2 to CE 5.0, loader detects the SD card fine and loads the sdmmc driver, "Storage Card" folder finally shows up in the file system, I can read file from the card. But when I try to write to SD card, e.g. delete a file from SD card, system simply says "cannot remove filename" without even trying with DISK_IOCTL_WRITE. Sound familiar to anybody here? If I build a 4.2 image with 5.0 SDMMC driver, it works just fine; a 5.0 image with 4.2 sdmmc driver has the same write problem. -- Zhongwei Wang Applied Data Systems www.applieddata.net Application - Ready embedded systems Microsoft Windows Embedded Partner Gold Level Member Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62137
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    - IssueBulkTransfer & IssueVendorTransfer return 0x05 Hi I am communicating with a USB device on WinCE 5.0 for a miniport driver. After the device gets enumerated, I am able to get the device, configuration, interface and endpoint info properly. Later, when I call lpIssueVendorTransfer or lpIssueBulkTransfer, I am getting 0x05 (USB_DEVICE_NOT_RESPONDING_ERROR) as the error code from lpGetTransferStatus (I wait till the transfer completes) each and every time. Can someone tell what is the possible reason for getting that error? There cannot be any firmware error as the same device is working absolutely correctly when connected to a Win XP machine. Thanks in advance. Regards Vicky Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62128
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    - Profiler Hello. I'm trying to get profiler running on wince 5.0 since some of our customers want to see it in the BSP. After implementing necessary steps: modifying config.bib, adding KernKitlProf folder to the kernel tree, adding OAL profiler support (OEMProfileTimerDisable, OEMProfileTimerEnable, etc etc etc) I can build kernkitlprof.exe and sysgen resulting image with profiler option enabled. Is it any way to chek if profiller is enabled or not? PB doc recomeds to use "prof on/off" commands from ce shell. I'm able to turn on the profiler (at least I think that I can do it). Then I can get CeLog and see some events there. But when I build KernKitl only (no profiler enabled) then "prof" command is still available and I still can do "prof on" and get some log output??? How to chek if kernel profiler is working? Thanks Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62125
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    - USB Wireless LAN - Windows CE 4.2 Dear Guides, We are planning to integrate a Wireless LAN based on USB interface for our ThinClient based on Windows CE 4.2. Can any one suggest one USB based Wireless LAN vendor windows Windows CE 4.2 driver. I searched for Cisco all models are available for PC-Card interface. In our hardware we are not having that support. So we thought of going for a USB based. I serched our groups mails. But unable to find a USB based wireless card. Kindly help me in indentifying such a Wireless card with CE driver. Thanks in advance avkumar. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62119
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    - How to prevent other applications from running on my platorm? Hi, Our system is based on WinCE 4.2. I hope only our applictions can run on my platform. In other words, it will be failed if someone wants to run other applications on my platform. How can I do that ? Thanks. Yu. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62115
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    - Loading 1394 Driver in CE 5.0 Hi everyone, I am working on porting a XP 1394 driver to CE 5.0. I have been looking for information on how does CE decides to use the driver for a particular firewire device. In XP, the vendor ID and chip ID in the firewire configRom is used to produce an enum in which XP then uses to find the corresponding driver specified in the registry. Does CE 5.0 do something similar to determine which driver to use? If so, could you please point me to some info to where I can configure CE to load the driver? I would be appreciated if you could also point me to where I can find info in how CE does PNP enumerations as well.. I couldn't find much info from Microsoft documents.. Thanks Chi Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62114
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    - ROM and Hive Registry Hello All. Here's what i'm trying to do: I want to have certain values under a registry key be read from ROM, and not from the System.hv file. For example [HKLM\Comm\TestKey] "ValueA"="will be modifiable between reboots" "ValueB"="Will always be this string at reboot" any clues? Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62108
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    - How can I replace Std Shell w/ Taskman Shell? I know to build the Taskman shell, SYSGEN_TASKMAN needs to be declared and set to 1. I can do this in Platform Settings. However, I do NOT want the Standard Shell, since I'll be using Taskman. If I try to delete in from the image feature view, it does not allow me. Also, I can not disable it (exclude from build) with the feature view. So, how do I clear SYSGEN_STANDARDSHELL so that cesysgen.bat sees it as undefined? I'm using Platform Builder 4.2. Thanks, Craig Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62098
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    - SysGen Error I continuously have this error: filesys_ALL.lib(dbase.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _CeEnumDBVolumes referenced in function _FlushAllDBBuffers I do not need file systems, but the Target Control Support (Shell.exe) forced it. Does anybody know what I'm missing ? Regards Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62093
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    - build release image for compact flash card I use debug version image and load it from ethernet in this case I have no problem but when I want to load image to flash card I have. I build release version of image and with tool PTUpdate I try to load to device but I get error of limited memory. although I connect the flash card on device.. I think that I should make some changes on bootloader But I don't know exactly what they are to see flash card as primary memory on boot. thanks Ozgur B Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62087
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    - remove mouse cursor Hi,all Could someone tell me how to remove the mouse cursor ? Thanks zhanmu Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62086
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    - Question about stratad.dll I would like to use stratad.dll as flash block driver. I built os image with INTEL bsp and MS Magneto (14244) on Mainstone board and our custom board using intel strata L30 (128MB) When stratad.dll was loaded, stratad.dll received unrecognized IOCONTOL code and then data abort occurred in filesys.exe. In PPC 2003 SE, An error occured in the function InitializeFlash. "Error, The number of block in erase region is (2)". Stratad.dll also received unrecognized IOCONTOL code. I don't remember the exact code value. So, I have a question about stratad.dll in Public/common/oak/drivers/block/msflashfmd/strata. Is it possible to use stratad.dll without modification on Mainstone or strata L30 flash ? Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62085
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    - how can I Install my own Input Method? I developed an Chinese Input Method under WBT of WINCE4.2,how can I Install the Input Method? Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62080
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    - How can i use USB as KITL, and download nk.bin via USB? SGksYWxsDQogICAgSSB3YW5uYSBjb25uZWN0IHRoZSB0YXJnZXQgZGV2aWNlIHRvIHRoZSB3b3Jr c3BhY2UgdmlhIHRoZSBVU0IsIHVzZSB0aGUgVVNCIGFzIGEgS0lUTC4NCiAgICBCdXQgSSBhbSBu b3QgcXVpdGUgc3VyZSBhYm91dCB0aGUgcmVsYXRpb24gYmV0d2VlbiBSTkRJUyBhbmQgS0lUTC4g SXMgdGhlIFJORElTIFVTQkZOIGNsYXNzIGF0IHRoZSBkaXJlY3RvcnkgV0lOQ0U1MDBcUFVCTElD XENPTU1PTlxPQUtcRFJJVkVSU1xVU0JGTlxDTEFTU1xSTkRJUyBzdXBwb3J0IGZvciBLSVRMIHRy YW5zZmVyPw0KICAgIE9yIHdoYXQgbW9kaWZpY2F0aW9ucyBzaGFsbCBJIGRvIHRvIHVzZSB0aGUg VVNCIGFzIGEgS0lUTD8NCg0KICAgIEFuZCBvbmUgbW9yZSBxdWVzdGlvbiwgaG93IGNhbiBJIGRv d25sb2FkIG5rLmJpbiB0aHJvdWdoIFVTQj8gTm90ZSB0aGF0IHRoZSAidGFyZ2V0IGRldmljZSBj b25uZWN0aXZpdHkgb3B0aW9ucyIgZGlhbG9nIGluIFBCIGRvZXNuJ3QgaGF2ZSB0aGUgZG93bmxv YWRpbmcgb3B0aW9uIG9mIFVTQi4NCiANCqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqqGq oaqhqqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqqGqoaqhqiAgICAgIA0KSi5XYWx6ZXINCkludGVsbGlnZW50 IEdyb3VwaW5nIFJlc2VhcmNoIGFuZCBEZXZlbG9wbWVudCBJbnN0aXR1dGUgICAgICAgICAgICAg ICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgICAgDQpBbW9pIEVsZWN0cm9uaWNzIENvLixMdGQuDQp3 YW5nekBhbW9pLmNvbS5jbg0KVEVMOis4Ni41OTIuNjUxLjY3NzcgZXh0LjY1MDg= Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62079
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    - Read a textfile at IOCTL_HAL_INITREGISTRY I have found a posting regarding to my question "[Q] Open and read a Textfile in IOCTL_HAL_INITREGISTRY". In this posting it is said that this is not possible at this state. I am not sure, does this belong also to Windows CE 5.0? I am using HIVE-BASED Registry so in my opinion the filesystem is ready at this state. Is it possible to read a textfile at IOCTL_HAL_INITREGISTRY? Regards Peter Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62078
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    - what's wrong with my Input Method?? I developed an Chinese Input Method under WBT of WINCE4.2,the Input Method is working well in the WBT's Normal Windows's Edit Contrl.But in the Input edit of of a websit(such as google.com) in iesample,the Input Method is wrong, the composition window and the candidate window can not be showed.And I press the keyboard,the chinese string enter the Input editor. How can I work it out! Any help is appreciated. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62076
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    - EHCI Support for 64bit Extension Does Microsoft plan to release an QFE for USB 2.0, EHCI and 64bit Extension (Windows CE 5.0)? I am using Intel 855 and 815 chipsets (ICH4) and on both chipsets the EHCI controller does not work. Regards Peter Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62073
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    - speakerphone mode of smartphone 2003 Hi all, I got a problem with audio driver, I need to implement a feature that press-and-hold SEND key of smartphone is able to activate the Speakerphone Mode. Now I the functionality is implemented, but OS is not notified, ie, the speakerphone icon is not shown on the title bar. How can I inform OS about the speakerphone is ON? Which IOCTLs need I handle? Thanks in advance vivy Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62071
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    - Communication on CompactFlash interface Hi I want to communicate with a device having a CompactFlash interface. Can someone tell me how to do that? Can I use PC Card samples available in PB? Is there a sample for a client driver which I can look at? Would appreciate any pointers/help/articles/links. Thanks & Regards Vicky Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62061
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    - TCP/IP Security Hello, I have an x86 device called FB6500 (http://www.fabiatech.com/products/fb6500.htm). It uses Windows CE 5.0 which i built using PB 5.0. It's purpose is to run an app which uses TCP/IP. It basically sends TCP packets to a client every 10 seconds. I am considering of putting some sort of security or encryption for this TCP stuff but i am unsure of how to go about doing it. I realize there are some components out there which provide encryption algorithms to manually encrypt the sent data. However, i've also read stuff on SSL and IPSec, and that these features can be added to the OS image using PB 5.0. If i do add these features, how do i use them in my application? Thanks. Michael--J. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62052
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    - CE Web server unloads ISAPI extension after 10 mins I have an ISAPI extension that loads off a ASP page and everything works fine but... if I walk away and get a coffee IIS unloads my ISAPI DLL extension after 10 minutes of no brower activity. If I refresh the browser, it gets reloaded. Is their a setting to increase the timeout?? Thanks, Mike Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62051
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    - keyboard localisation in Windows CE 5.0 Hello All I have a problem with keyboard localisation in Windows CE 5.0. I need to create Polish keyboard. I have already done it for Win.CE 4.1 and 4.2 but for 5.0 I have difficulties. My modified KeybdDriverVKeyToUnicode() function seems work correctly, alt + a,o,e etc.. produces appropriate new unicode chars (I saw in pCharacterBuffer pointer). However when I tries press the following keys down: alt + a produces char 261 but in any input text box I see 'a' alt + l produces char 322 but in any input text box I see 'l' alt + o produces char 243 and in input box I see 'o with accent' It seems that Windows CE 5.0 does not accept unicode characters greater than 255. The question is how can I enable to show all unicode characters ? Thanks for help Pawel Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62049
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    - SM501 USB Anyone using the Silicon Motion SM501 PCI card? If so, I'd be curious about your experience. I'm using it in a CE5 XScale system, and having problems primarily with USB (although there is trouble with the 2D hardware acceleration as well). The biggest problem is that the USB host controller appears to be reading bad data when it accesses the transfer descriptors. Almost as if the hardware isn't accessing the same memory the software is initializing. Silicon Motion hasn't been able to provide much support, at least to this point... Anyone have experience with this card and can provide some insight? Thanks, -- Dean Ramsier - eMVP Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62044
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    - EULA-Toolkit Hi, does anyone know where I can obtain a copy of the EULA T's & C's for the tool kit only... not the runtimes. Thanks, -- JC- BSquare Corp. If you wish to reply directly to me, remove the <nospam_ > from the address. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62036
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    - ie.reg error in latest QFE for SH4, possibly others In \%WINCEROOT\PUBLIC\IE\OAK\FILES\ie.reg, someone who created the file did not realize that comments are preceeded by a semicolon (";") not a double slash ("//"). This causes spurious warning messages to be generated by Platform Builder if IE is included in the build. It appears that this might have been introduced in the latest QFE, as I don't remember seeing the warnings before the last update. Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62034
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    - Wince 5.0 on Intel 855GME/ICH4 chipset I am trying to make IDE and USB work on the CEPC BSP. The board is an Intel Pentium-M based 855GME/ICH4 based chipset. After the Windows CE 5.0 boots up it does not recogonize the IDE or the CF card connected to ATA interface. USB interface too has the same problem. Can any one let me know where can I find the CE 5.0 drivers for ATA and USB drivers. Thanks in advance, Basu Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62033
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    - Vectored Interrupts support for ARM kernel Hi, does anybody know about how to add support for vectored interrupts in ARM kernel? is it possible to place our own handlers instead of OEMInterruptHandler & OEMInterruptHandlerFIQ? Also, what's the real difference between how OEMInterruptHandler & OEMInterruptHandlerFIQ is called? Regards, Rajesh Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62032
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    - use IRQ 6 in CEPC without floppy I have an ISA board which I want to use with IRQ 6 (no other interrupts are free) but any interrupts seem to get swallowed by the floppy handling. Is it possible to free up the IRQ? Thanks Graeme Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62030
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    - PM Turning off display in a x86 machine I'm working with a embedded x86 machine, which consists of a VIA EDEN CPU and VIA VT8606 (VIA Prosavage/Twister Graphic Driver). The system uses a LCD display, however based on standard CRT interface. I want to add to my system in PlatBuilder 4.2 basic PM, turning off the display when idle for long period. But I met the following problems: - not access the display driver code, - driver seems not support ExtEscape routine - Suspend is not working, the systems calls OEMPowerOff, but immediately return from it. I get this from driver README: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Feature supported in version 1.52 but different from version 1.511 are described below: ... (2) Panel backlight will be turned off after a fixed period that user sets. Add the components located at catalog Core Os/Core Os Services/Power Management [Choose 1]/ Power Management [FULL]and Battery Driver. It will add a new component in WINCE control panel named POWER. Set the time by three states in Schemes you need and it will work by setting three states only.The turn-off time is total of three states. (3) Export LCD panel turn on and off function from DrvEscape function. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Concerning displays, turning off the backlight in CRT displays is the same as turning them off? Could this DrvEscape function be the same as ExtEscape? []'s Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62015
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    - PM Turning off display in a x86 machine I'm working with a embedded x86 machine, which consists of a VIA EDEN CPU and VIA VT8606 (VIA Prosavage/Twister Graphic Driver). The system uses a LCD display, however based on standard CRT interface. I want to add to my system in PlatBuilder 4.2 basic PM, turning off the display when idle for long period. But I met the following problems: - not access the display driver code, - driver seems not support ExtEscape routine - Suspend is not working, the systems calls OEMPowerOff, but immediately return from it. I get this from driver README: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Feature supported in version 1.52 but different from version 1.511 are described below: ... (2) Panel backlight will be turned off after a fixed period that user sets. Add the components located at catalog Core Os/Core Os Services/Power Management [Choose 1]/ Power Management [FULL]and Battery Driver. It will add a new component in WINCE control panel named POWER. Set the time by three states in Schemes you need and it will work by setting three states only.The turn-off time is total of three states. (3) Export LCD panel turn on and off function from DrvEscape function. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Concerning displays, turning off the backlight in CRT displays is the same as turning them off? Could this DrvEscape function be the same as ExtEscape? []'s Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62014
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    - tcpip loopback performance problem What can be done to improve the performance of the tcpip loopback? When running ttcp port on our CE-based platform (Intel Xscale PXA27x running on intel "MAINSTONEII" dev kit) we manage to sink about 1366 KB/sec (5.99 msec/call). This isn't exactly world class performance. The image is a release build with kernel debugging and kitl disabled. To put it in perspective we've measured an old pentium 166 running linux. It shows about 15 times faster ttcp measurements. We have also benchmarked the pentium and xscale's memcopy speeds and the pentium turns out to be about 3 times SLOWER than the xscale for chunk sizes in the region of 512 to 8k. The loopback performance we have now is just not good enough and we need to do something about it. Any suggestions? regards, Henrik Tag: magic packet reception Tag: 62011

Hi All,

os -Wince4.2
BSP -VIACEPC

I am trying to implement Wake On LAN using VT3065 NIC ...I have got a driver
for the same ..
how do I extract ethernet address from incoming data from the n/w?..Should
I communicate with
protocol driver or can i directly go for NDIS functions...Can anyone give me
a slice of code to
implement the reception of magic packet...Is there any sample files in PB
which I can use a reference? Can I use files under
public\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\NETSAMP\PASSTHRU as a reference code?

Any suggestions /Links will be greatly appreciated..

Thanks in Advance,
Johns

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