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Hi All,
I am trying to boot Windows XPe using virtual PC2004. I have installed virtual PC2004 created 8GB partition for Windows XP Professional and XP Embedded each. I have build an image for windows XPe using Target Designer by following these steps 1) Identifying Target Hardware by running TAP.EXE from XP Pro virtual machine 2) Copied the .PMQ file from VPC to development PC 3) Created a platform macro component using component designer. 4) Imported the component to my database using component database manager. 5) created basic configuration using Target Designer using these components i) My basic component ii)Information Appliance component iii)Runtime Quick start helper macro, using these build the Win XPe image. 6) Edited the XPe image's boot.ini file and added /bootlogo /noguiboot switches. as below: [boot loader] timeout=0 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Embedded" /fastdetect /bootlogo /noguiboot 7) started XP Pro virtual machine on development m/c, 8) Formatted the partition space (E: drive 8GB) on VPC (NTFS format) 9) From desktop of development m/c dragged and dropped the WinXPe image folder to VPC drive E: 10) Restarted the XPe Pro VPC, at boot time (boot from) option selected "Microsoft Windows XP Embedded" 11) I can see splash screen appeared and FBA begins installing the components. 12) After some time during FBA run error occurs as below "The instruction at "0x0362fea4" referenced memory at "0x0000000c". The memory could not be "written", Click on OK to terminate the program." After clicking OK Virtual PC restarts and this continues over. Can anybody please guide me where i am going wrong. Some more information: 1) My development PC is having dual boot OS Windows 2k and Windows XP pro SP2. I am using Windows XP Pro for build the image for Win XPe and running virtual PC. 2) My virtual PC is having 8 GB partition each for windows XP Pro and Win XPe (Drives showing as c: and E: in virtual PC respectively 3) RAM size of development PC is 1 GB, RAM size set in VPC is 512 MB |
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Hello,
Take a look at the FBA log in \Windows\FBA\fbalog.txt. The last line should point to what was happening during FBA at the time of the blue screen. This may help to track it down. Post it back here if necessary. HTH, Brad "Roshan R.D" <RoshanRD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7A7AAAFD-A03F-4860-B5E9-8DCD06C36CCC@microsoft.com... > Hi All, > > I am trying to boot Windows XPe using virtual PC2004. I have installed > virtual PC2004 created 8GB partition for Windows XP Professional and XP > Embedded each. > I have build an image for windows XPe using Target Designer by following > these steps > 1) Identifying Target Hardware by running TAP.EXE from XP Pro virtual > machine > 2) Copied the .PMQ file from VPC to development PC > 3) Created a platform macro component using component designer. > 4) Imported the component to my database using component database manager. > 5) created basic configuration using Target Designer using these > components > i) My basic component ii)Information Appliance component iii)Runtime > Quick start helper macro, using these build the Win XPe image. > 6) Edited the XPe image's boot.ini file and added /bootlogo /noguiboot > switches. > as below: > [boot loader] > timeout=0 > default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS > [operating systems] > multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP > Embedded" > /fastdetect > /bootlogo /noguiboot > > 7) started XP Pro virtual machine on development m/c, > 8) Formatted the partition space (E: drive 8GB) on VPC (NTFS format) > 9) From desktop of development m/c dragged and dropped the WinXPe image > folder to VPC drive E: > 10) Restarted the XPe Pro VPC, at boot time (boot from) option selected > "Microsoft Windows XP Embedded" > 11) I can see splash screen appeared and FBA begins installing the > components. > 12) After some time during FBA run error occurs as below > "The instruction at "0x0362fea4" referenced memory at "0x0000000c". The > memory could not be "written", Click on OK to terminate the program." > After clicking OK Virtual PC restarts and this continues over. > Can anybody please guide me where i am going wrong. > > Some more information: > > 1) My development PC is having dual boot OS Windows 2k and Windows XP pro > SP2. I am using Windows XP Pro for build the image for Win XPe and running > virtual PC. > 2) My virtual PC is having 8 GB partition each for windows XP Pro and Win > XPe (Drives showing as c: and E: in virtual PC respectively > 3) RAM size of development PC is 1 GB, RAM size set in VPC is 512 MB > > |
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If you aere going to dual boot the VPC, you need to modify the boot.ini file
of XP Pro, not the boot.ini file for XPe. multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Pro" multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Embedded" You also need to change the Configuration settings to reflect the partition and ARC path for the image. Here is an article that discuses further: http://www.seanliming.com/Docs/XPE%...Boot%20Tips.pdf There is another VPC solution in the book Windows XP Embedded Supplemental Toolkit Regards, Sean Liming www.sjjmicro.com / www.seanliming.com XP Embedded Book Author - XP Embedded Advanced, XP Embedded Supplemental Toolkit "Roshan R.D" <RoshanRD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7A7AAAFD-A03F-4860-B5E9-8DCD06C36CCC@microsoft.com... > Hi All, > > I am trying to boot Windows XPe using virtual PC2004. I have installed > virtual PC2004 created 8GB partition for Windows XP Professional and XP > Embedded each. > I have build an image for windows XPe using Target Designer by following > these steps > 1) Identifying Target Hardware by running TAP.EXE from XP Pro virtual > machine > 2) Copied the .PMQ file from VPC to development PC > 3) Created a platform macro component using component designer. > 4) Imported the component to my database using component database manager. > 5) created basic configuration using Target Designer using these > components > i) My basic component ii)Information Appliance component iii)Runtime > Quick start helper macro, using these build the Win XPe image. > 6) Edited the XPe image's boot.ini file and added /bootlogo /noguiboot > switches. > as below: > [boot loader] > timeout=0 > default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS > [operating systems] > multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP > Embedded" > /fastdetect > /bootlogo /noguiboot > > 7) started XP Pro virtual machine on development m/c, > 8) Formatted the partition space (E: drive 8GB) on VPC (NTFS format) > 9) From desktop of development m/c dragged and dropped the WinXPe image > folder to VPC drive E: > 10) Restarted the XPe Pro VPC, at boot time (boot from) option selected > "Microsoft Windows XP Embedded" > 11) I can see splash screen appeared and FBA begins installing the > components. > 12) After some time during FBA run error occurs as below > "The instruction at "0x0362fea4" referenced memory at "0x0000000c". The > memory could not be "written", Click on OK to terminate the program." > After clicking OK Virtual PC restarts and this continues over. > Can anybody please guide me where i am going wrong. > > Some more information: > > 1) My development PC is having dual boot OS Windows 2k and Windows XP pro > SP2. I am using Windows XP Pro for build the image for Win XPe and running > virtual PC. > 2) My virtual PC is having 8 GB partition each for windows XP Pro and Win > XPe (Drives showing as c: and E: in virtual PC respectively > 3) RAM size of development PC is 1 GB, RAM size set in VPC is 512 MB > > |
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