Re: CE6.0 Hive-based registry in Hard Disk
- From: zhizi <zhizi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 20:54:06 -0700
"Mike E." wrote:
=?Utf-8?B?emhpemk=?= <zhizi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:DF162850-567E-4664-AB28-F770ED1E227D@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:
My CE6.0 image is set to hive-based registry, and I want to
storage
hive files in Hard Disk(FAT file system). But the NK.bin boot failed,
and halt at "FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted."
I don't know why.
1. Add "RAM and ROM File System", "FAT File System", "Hive-based
Registry","ATAPI PCI Support" from catalog.
2. I added the following settings to platform.reg:
=======================================
; HIVE BOOT SECTION
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars]
"SystemHive"="Documents and Settings\\system.hv"
"ProfileDir"="Documents and Settings"
"Flags"=dword:3
"DefaultUser"="Administrator"
"RegistryFlags"=dword:2
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\HDProfile]
"MountAsBootable"=dword:1
; END HIVE BOOT SECTION
=======================================
2. I set the environment variable PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE = 1, which
would affect settings in common.reg:
=======================================
; @CESYSGEN IF FILESYS_FSYSRAM
; HIVE BOOT SECTION
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\ObjectStore]
IF PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE !
; Only mount ObjectStore FS as bootable if PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE is
NOT set ; in order to preserve backwards compatibility (hive files
go on ; ObjectStore FS by default).
"MountAsBootable"=dword:1
ENDIF
; END HIVE BOOT SECTION
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF FILESYS_FSYSRAM
===========================================
Now, I copy some debug message as follows:
===========================================
FSDMGR!DllMain: DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH
CertMod.dll not found, using old OEM Trust Model
FileSystem Starting - starting with clean file system
FSDMGR!STOREMGR_Initialize
FSDMGR!InitializeStoreAPI
FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "StoreMgr" at
index 2FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index
2 (Name="StoreMgr", MountFlags=0x1)FSDMGR!InitializeROMFileSystem:
File System=ROM
FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "ROM" at index
3FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 3
(Name="ROM", MountFlags=0x71)FSVOL: Opening existing volume
FSVOL: Volume heap already initialized
FSREG: Mounted ROM portion of boot registry
FSVOL: Creating clean virtual volume
FSVOL: Initializing volume heap
FSREG: Mounted RAM portion of boot registry
Override Serial Driver: No COM port selected for serial KITL
transport, no override necessary.
FS: Creating signal event SYSTEM/DevMgrApiSetReady
FS: Creating signal event SYSTEM/PowerManagerReady
FS: Creating signal event SYSTEM/GweApiSetReady
FSREG: Unable to read value "Start DevMgr" under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init\BootVars
FILESYS: Starting boot phase 0.
FSDMGR!STOREMGR_StartBootPhase BootPhase=0 (PrevBootPhase=-1)
FSDMGR: File security disabled.
FSDMGR!AutoLoadFileSystems: CurrentBootPhase=0, LoadFlags=1
FSDMGR!AutoLoadFileSystem: CurrentBootPhase=0,
RootKey=System\StorageManager\AutoLoad, FileSystem_t=ObjectStore
FILESYS: RAM File System FSD_MountDisk registering folder "Object
Store" FSDMGR!MountTableFSDMGR!PNPThread: Using PNPUnloadDelay of 4096
FSDMGR!PNPThread: PNPThread starting!
_t::RegisterVolumeName: Registered "Object Store" at index
4FSDMGR!MountTable_t::RegisterVolume: Registered volume at index 4
(Name="", MountFlags=0x44)
FILESYS: Starting boot phase 1.
FSDMGR!STOREMGR_StartBootPhase BootPhase=1 (PrevBootPhase=0)
FSDMGR!AutoLoadFileSystems: CurrentBootPhase=1, LoadFlags=1
FILESYS: Starting device and waiting for boot file system.
*** DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH - Current Process: 0x42, ID: 0x400002 ***
Filesys: Loaded device.dll
FILESYS: Waiting for device manager to signal BootPhase1 completion.
+InitDeviceFileSystems
...
...
PCIBUS!PCIRequestResources: I/O Resource Manager request for I/O range
0x0-0x3 failed
PCIbus!PCIEnum: WARNING: Resource request for device 0:31:1 failed
DeviceFolder::LoadDevice(Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI) last 3800 Ticks
FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted.
FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted.
FILESYS: Waiting for bootable file system to be mounted.
...
===========================================
Could you help me please?
Thanks and best regards.
Did you add the hard disk driver also to the hive section thus the can
mount the hard disk to access the hive based regisrty?
regards,
Mike
--
Digi International Inc.
http://www.digi.com
Hi, Mike,
1) I added the hard disk driver to the hive section, like this:
; HIVE BOOT SECTION
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\HDProfile]
"Name"="IDE Hard Disk Drive"
"Folder"="Hard Disk"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\HDProfile\FATFS]
"EnableCacheWarm"=dword:0
; END HIVE BOOT SECTION
IF PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE
; HIVE BOOT SECTION
[$(PCI_BUS_ROOT)\Template\ICH2]
"Flags"=dword:1000
[$(PCI_BUS_ROOT)\Template\ICH2\Device0]
"Flags"=dword:1000
; END HIVE BOOT SECTION
ENDIF PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE
IF PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE
; HIVE BOOT SECTION
[$(PCI_BUS_ROOT)\Template\ICHx]
"Flags"=dword:1000
[$(PCI_BUS_ROOT)\Template\ICHx\Device0]
"Flags"=dword:1000
; END HIVE BOOT SECTION
ENDIF PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE
2) If I didn't set environment variable PRJ_ENABLE_FSREGHIVE, the NK.bin
will boot successfully, and the "Hard Disk" can be seen in "My Device". But
the hive files contained in the directory "Documents and Settings" is not in
the hard disk, in "My Device" instead.
Could you explain why? Thanks and best regards.
.
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