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Windows Embedded CE / Compact live chats

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If you are not aware, the Windows Embedded CE/Compact team regularly sets up live chats for you to come and ask questions about their product.

You can find the dates and info on this MSDN page or below. Next one will be on July 27th. No specific agenda, you just jump in and ask questions.

July 27, 2010
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August 31, 2010
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September 28, 2010
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October 26, 2010
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November 30, 2010
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  • Anonymous
    October 12, 2010
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  • Anonymous
    October 13, 2010
    @AGG Hi, for an Atom processor, I would recommend to use the ATOM BSP rather than the basic CEPC one. You can find it on Adeneo's Web site: www.adeneo-embedded.com/.../show
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  • Anonymous
    October 13, 2010
    I'm confused, can you tell me the steps to bring up wince 6.0 on my X86  based device with Atom processor. I'm very new to this.. Please help me to port WINCE6 on X86 based device. Thanks  

  • Anonymous
    October 14, 2010
    @AGG Well let me point you to some online training material, as explaining the full process would make for a full article :-). So take a look at MSDN, there you will find all the training material you need to get started with CE: msdn.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx -Olivier

  • Anonymous
    October 21, 2010
    Hi Olivier Bloch , Thanks for your replay, Now i'm running  Nk.bin directly on my x86 device using USB. I want to use CF card on my device,  but not able generate  correct eboot.bin, This is spec of my Device   - X86 platform   - atom Z5xx processor   - RTL E100 when i run my eboot.bin, this is the display on hyperterminal. Microsoft Windows CE Bootloader Common Library Version 1.4 Built Oct 19 2010 11: 11:41 Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader 3.7 for CE/PC (Oct 21 2010) Boot Args @ 0x201F6 and  ucLoaderFlags is 1 PCI Device Configurations (4 PCI bus(es) present)... ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 0, 2, 0 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x8086, 0x8108 Base Class, Subclass  = 3, 0 => DISPLAY_CTLR Interrupt             = 4 BaseAddress[0]        = 0xF0080000 (Memory) BaseAddress[1]        = 0x1800 (I/O) BaseAddress[2]        = 0xE0000000 (Memory) BaseAddress[3]        = 0xF0040000 (Memory) ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 0, 27, 0 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x8086, 0x811B Base Class, Subclass  = 4, 3 => MULTIMEDIA_DEV Interrupt             = 10 BaseAddress[0]        = 0xC8020000 (Memory) ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 0, 29, 0 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x8086, 0x8114 Base Class, Subclass  = 12, 3 => SERIAL_BUS_CTLR Interrupt             = 10 BaseAddress[4]        = 0x1820 (I/O) ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 0, 29, 1 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x8086, 0x8115 Base Class, Subclass  = 12, 3 => SERIAL_BUS_CTLR Interrupt             = 7 BaseAddress[4]        = 0x1840 (I/O) ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 0, 29, 2 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x8086, 0x8116 Base Class, Subclass  = 12, 3 => SERIAL_BUS_CTLR Interrupt             = 4 BaseAddress[4]        = 0x1860 (I/O) ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 0, 30, 0 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x8086, 0x811C Base Class, Subclass  = 8, 5 => BASE_SYSTEM_DEV Interrupt             = 10 BaseAddress[0]        = 0xF0004400 (Memory) ======================================================== Bus, Device, Function = 3, 0, 0 Vendor ID, Device ID  = 0x10EC, 0x8136 Base Class, Subclass  = 2, 0 => NETWORK_CTLR Interrupt             = 11 BaseAddress[0]        = 0x2000 (I/O) BaseAddress[2]        = 0xF0100000 (Memory) BaseAddress[4]        = 0xF0400000 (Memory) ======================================================== InitKitlNIC: Searching for PCI Ethernet NIC (dwIrq = B, dwIoBase = 2000, dwDfltT ype = 4) ... InitKitlNIC: Found PCI Ethernet NIC (type = 4, IRQ=11, IOBase=0x2000). RTL8139InitDMABuffer():: Start[0x200000]-[0x200000] - Size[0x20000] Tx[0x200000] - Rx[0x201800] - RxLength[0x10000] - RxLengthBit[0x1800] RTL8139:: built on [Sep  6 2006] [19:21:34] RTL8139Init():: BaseIO[0x2000] : MemOffset[0x1] RTL8139Init():: TxBuff[0x200000] - RxBuff[0x201800] - LastRx[0x2117FF] RTL8139Init:: MAC = 00-0F-02-02-00-11 RTL8139 ethdbg library: perform auto negotiate. RTL8139:: RTL8139HWSetMCRegs():: Set all to 0x00 Returned MAC Address:00:0F:02:02:00:11 System ready! Preparing for download... OEMPreDownload  ucLoaderFlags is 0 x86KitlCreateName: Using Device Name 'IA3217' Using device name: IA3217 Using static IP address: 5002A8C0 Duplicate IP Address Detected: -IP address 192.168.2.80 in use by device with MAC address 00:0F:02:02:00:11. -Requesting new IP address via DHCP...

  • Anonymous
    October 22, 2010
    @AGG It seems your eboot is configured to use fixed IP address (it seems to be using an IP address already used on your Network) and also seems to be confiured to boot an image from the Network, not from local storage. usually the CF card is seen as an IDE drive from which you can boot. You can setup the BIOs of the x86 machine to boot from this IDE drive. Let me recommend you to prepare your CF card using the tool diskprep referenced in this previous blog post, it will allow you to prepare the CF card to boot your nk.bin file: blogs.msdn.com/.../how-to-setup-a-virtual-machine-to-run-windows-embedded-compact-7.aspx -Olivier

  • Anonymous
    October 25, 2010
    Hi Oliver, Now i'm booting my nk.bin from USB successfully. Now i want to boot that nk.bin from CF card. can you tell me how to proceed. And another problem is i'm not able to enable Ethernet driver, i have RTL8139 ethernet card. Please help me. Best Regards Akash G

  • Anonymous
    November 06, 2010
    @Akash follow the instructions in my previous comment for CF boot, you should be good. For the Ethernet driver, the RTL driver should be available in the catalog. you might need to change the regitry settings for it. -Olivier