Re: Must I call function NKForceCleanBoot() in OEMInit()?
- From: "Blake" <blake29.chang@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 02:20:27 +0800
Hi LDW,
Sometimes switch power of the system rapidly might result in this problem
because memory needs more time to be cleaned.
So the code path may also be changed from cool boot to warm boot. Call
NKForceCleanBoot( ) is a way to prevent this problem.
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I hope it is useful ^_^
Best Regards,
Blake Chang
"LDW" <li.dewen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Dear all:
Must I call function NKForceCleanBoot() in OEMInit()? If I did it, the
system can boot happily. but if I commented it, the system sometimes can't
boot well, But sometimes can.
That is why? and what will cause this problem? and I want to make a
SoftReset in system.
Thanks.
.
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