Rebootting indefinitely
- From: brambilla@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 08:45:24 -0700 (PDT)
Hi at all,
i build a WinCE 6.0 R2 with platform builder in Visual Studio 2005 and
i have an x86 device with 256 MBytes of RAM. Now winCE recognize only
47 MBytes. I want use all RAM and i set IMGRAM256=1.
I suppose there's nothing else to do because my OEMAddressTable into
startup.asm is:
_OEMAddressTable:
[...]
; NOTE: the 1st entry is splitted into 2 lines, such that the
size itself
; can be referenced directly. This way we can use
FIXUPVAR to change
; it at makeimg time.
;
dd 80000000h, 0
_dwOEMTotalRAM:
dd 04000000h
; FLASH and other memory, if any
; dd FlashVA, FlashPA, FlashSize
; Last entry, all zeros
dd 0, 0, 0
and into the Config.bib (note FIXUPVAR):
MEMORY
[...]
#elif defined IMGRAM256
; 256 MB of RAM (note: AUTOSIZE will adjust boundary)
NK 80220000 009E0000 RAMIMAGE
RAM 80C00000 0EB00000 RAM
nk.exe:dwOEMTotalRAM 0 10000000 FIXUPVAR
[...]
FRAMEBUF 800A0000 00020000 RESERVED
DMA 80100000 00030000 RESERVED ; Native DMA reserved.
AUDIOBUF 801FC000 00002000 RESERVED
BOOTARGS 801FFF00 00000100 RESERVED
EDBG 80200000 00020000 RESERVED ; EDBG DMA buffer
[...]
CONFIG
AUTOSIZE=ON
[...]
IF _TGTCPUFAMILY=x86
ROMOFFSET=80000000
ENDIF
but at the boot, after the loading of NK.bin, the system restart. Load
the eboot, load the NK and restart, and restart...
From com1 i receive this:
Microsoft Windows CE BIOS Bootloader Version 2.2 (Built Jul 14
2005)
INFO: code=0x4.
INFO: code=0x4.
INFO: code=0x4.
WARNING: code=0x22.
Jumping to image (address=0x224A80)
Debug Serial Init
SysInit: GDTBase=811b8000 IDTBase=811c23a0 KData=811bd800
Windows CE Kernel for i486 Built on Feb 5 2008 at 10:54:07
INFO:OALLogSetZones: dpCurSettings.ulZoneMask: 0xb
RTC - Status Reg B - 0x02
X86Init done, OEMAddressTable = 80224aa0, RAM mapped = 10000000.
and then the system restart...
Any suggestions/comments/helps will be highly appreciated, Thanks!
Ale
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