ANOTHER 0x0000007B ERROR

R

robycort

When I boot my image it displays:

0x0000007B (0xFCA68640,0xC0000034,0x00000000,0x00000000) error.

what's wrong?

( I can't run TAP on my target device, only TA)
thank-you very much, roby.
 
H

Heidi Linda eMVP

That would probably be the problem, then.Have you tried adding all three
disk drive components?
 
A

Amir Ahani

Hello Roby,



The most challenging common error causes the "blue screen of death" to
appear with an error code such as "0x0000007B". The most common reason for
this is because the run-time image does not include all of the components
required in order to have a working operating system. TAP.exe typically
finds all of the required components. If you used the results from TA.exe to
create your run-time image, chances are that not all of the required
components were detected. The dependency check does not always detect when a
component that is required to have a working image is missing. Make sure
that the Target Designer configuration includes the following required types
of devices:

.. IDE Controllers

.. PCI/ISA Bridges or Controllers

.. Memory Access Controllers

.. Keyboard/Mouse Components

.. Display Adapter



For more information, I recommended to check out the below link:

http://www.rtcbooks.com/pdf/WinXP_sbs_sample.pdf



Amir Ahani, B.A.Sc
Software Developer
Motion Metrics Inc
http://www.motionmetrics.com
(e-mail address removed)
 
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Samething when ACPI instead of Standard PC

I receive the 0x0000007B errorwhen using ACPI PC. No problem if I set it as Standar PC...
But some feature need the ACPI ;-(

Nick
 
K

KM

Pedro,
But in that case, I've lost my keyboard and mouse support... I don't know why... Does anybody knows?

Take a look at SetupApi.log. You may see the reason for the keyboard/mouse driver failures.
 
P

Pedro Andreso

Hi,

I had the same problem when I replaced the "Standard PC" component by an
ACPI... one. I solved that problem by adding a few missing components that
seem to be required by the ACPI PC component:

- VIA Tech Power Management Controller (in my case...)
- ACPI Fixed Feature Button
- ACPI Power Button
- Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System

I don't know for sure which one does the error point's to. I've included
these 4 components and the problem was solved.

But in that case, I've lost my keyboard and mouse support... I don't
know why... Does anybody knows?

Best regards,

Pedro Andreso
 
P

Pedro Andreso

Hi KM,

I have no SetupApi.log file in my OS. Only the FBALOG.txt and it
goes like this:

Saturday, July 23, 2005

14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Initializing...
14:59:46 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAInitialize
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Setting SystemPrefix...
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProductKey] Evaluation product key
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAStep1
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBASetSetupInfo
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
14:59:52 PM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
14:59:52 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
14:59:52 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAResetSetup
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
14:59:54 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
14:59:54 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
15:00:04 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
15:00:39 PM - [FBALaunch] rundll32.exe hid.dll,HidservInstaller /install
(CreateProcess Error: 0x2)

Any idea?
 
K

KM

Pedro,

From the error log you showed below - do you have rundll32.exe, hid.dll file sin your image? If not, please include related
components.

You should find the SetupApi.log fle under \Windows folder.

--
Regards,
KM
Hi KM,

I have no SetupApi.log file in my OS. Only the FBALOG.txt and it goes like this:

Saturday, July 23, 2005

14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Initializing...
14:59:46 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAInitialize
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Setting SystemPrefix...
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProductKey] Evaluation product key
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAStep1
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBASetSetupInfo
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
14:59:52 PM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
14:59:52 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
14:59:52 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAResetSetup
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
14:59:54 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
14:59:54 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
15:00:04 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
15:00:39 PM - [FBALaunch] rundll32.exe hid.dll,HidservInstaller /install (CreateProcess Error: 0x2)

Any idea?
KM said:
Pedro,


Take a look at SetupApi.log. You may see the reason for the keyboard/mouse driver failures.
 
P

Pedro Andreso

Ok... missing files: ole32.dll and rundll32.exe. I've included them on my
image. Now I get the following FBALOG.TXT:

11:40:00 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] SCM Disabled! Ignoring
DllInstall/DllRegisterServer!
11:40:00 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Initializing...
11:40:00 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAInitialize
11:40:00 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Setting SystemPrefix...
11:40:00 AM - [FBASetProductKey] Evaluation product key
11:40:06 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAStep1
11:40:06 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBASetSetupInfo
11:40:06 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
11:40:06 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
11:40:06 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
11:40:06 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
11:40:06 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
11:40:06 AM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
11:40:06 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAResetSetup
11:40:07 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
11:40:08 AM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
11:40:08 AM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
11:40:19 AM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
11:46:53 AM - [FBALaunch] rundll32.exe hid.dll,HidservInstaller /install
(ExitCode: 0x0)

Still getting the "OLE32.DLL not loaded!" message and a new
"[FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] SCM Disabled! Ignoring
DllInstall/DllRegisterServer!" message. Boot OK, but still no keyboard and
mouse... I'm lost... :'(


KM said:
Pedro,

From the error log you showed below - do you have rundll32.exe, hid.dll
file sin your image? If not, please include related components.

You should find the SetupApi.log fle under \Windows folder.

--
Regards,
KM
Hi KM,

I have no SetupApi.log file in my OS. Only the FBALOG.txt and it
goes like this:

Saturday, July 23, 2005

14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Initializing...
14:59:46 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAInitialize
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Setting SystemPrefix...
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProductKey] Evaluation product key
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAStep1
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBASetSetupInfo
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
14:59:52 PM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
14:59:52 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
14:59:52 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAResetSetup
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
14:59:54 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
14:59:54 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
15:00:04 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
15:00:39 PM - [FBALaunch] rundll32.exe hid.dll,HidservInstaller /install
(CreateProcess Error: 0x2)

Any idea?
KM said:
Pedro,

But in that case, I've lost my keyboard and mouse support... I don't
know why... Does anybody knows?

Take a look at SetupApi.log. You may see the reason for the
keyboard/mouse driver failures.
 
K

KM

Pedro,

How did you include those files in to your image?
I hope you didn't just copy them, did you? You should start with the component that will bring these files into your image and
resolve all new dependencies.

Also, do you have "HID Keyboard Device", "Primitive: Hid.dll", and "HID-compliant mouse" components in your image?

If you still have the issue, please give us more information about:
- your image
- the hardware
- the issue you are struggling with
- \Windows\SetupApi.log - please post it here as an attachment (use OE)

This all should help us to narrow down the issue to missing components or etc.

--
Regards,
KM

Ok... missing files: ole32.dll and rundll32.exe. I've included them on my image. Now I get the following FBALOG.TXT:

11:40:00 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] SCM Disabled! Ignoring DllInstall/DllRegisterServer!
11:40:00 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Initializing...
11:40:00 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAInitialize
11:40:00 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Setting SystemPrefix...
11:40:00 AM - [FBASetProductKey] Evaluation product key
11:40:06 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAStep1
11:40:06 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBASetSetupInfo
11:40:06 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
11:40:06 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
11:40:06 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
11:40:06 AM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
11:40:06 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
11:40:06 AM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
11:40:06 AM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAResetSetup
11:40:07 AM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
11:40:08 AM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
11:40:08 AM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
11:40:19 AM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
11:46:53 AM - [FBALaunch] rundll32.exe hid.dll,HidservInstaller /install (ExitCode: 0x0)

Still getting the "OLE32.DLL not loaded!" message and a new "[FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] SCM Disabled! Ignoring
DllInstall/DllRegisterServer!" message. Boot OK, but still no keyboard and mouse... I'm lost... :'(


KM said:
Pedro,

From the error log you showed below - do you have rundll32.exe, hid.dll file sin your image? If not, please include related
components.

You should find the SetupApi.log fle under \Windows folder.

--
Regards,
KM
Hi KM,

I have no SetupApi.log file in my OS. Only the FBALOG.txt and it goes like this:

Saturday, July 23, 2005

14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Initializing...
14:59:46 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAInitialize
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Setting SystemPrefix...
14:59:46 PM - [FBASetProductKey] Evaluation product key
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAStep1
14:59:51 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBASetSetupInfo
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
14:59:52 PM - [FBAProcessRegisterDLLs] FBAREG: OLE32.DLL not loaded!
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
14:59:52 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
14:59:52 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL, FBAResetSetup
14:59:52 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
14:59:54 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
14:59:54 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
15:00:04 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
15:00:39 PM - [FBALaunch] rundll32.exe hid.dll,HidservInstaller /install (CreateProcess Error: 0x2)

Any idea?
"KM" <konstmor@nospam_yahoo.com> escreveu na mensagem Pedro,

But in that case, I've lost my keyboard and mouse support... I don't know why... Does anybody knows?

Take a look at SetupApi.log. You may see the reason for the keyboard/mouse driver failures.
 
K

KM

Pedro,

You image is small now. Which is both good and bad.
Good because it is a good start to make a small footprint image finally. Bad because you are going to spend some time debugging
issues like this when you miss some dependencies to meet your system requirements.

Anyway, do you have "PnP (User-Mode)" component in your image?
Also, since you want to add USB support, what USB component you have already included?

Another approach for you would be starting with TAP output on the device (I guess HP supplied you device with the image on it? I
know it is their policy).

Now lets think about the components you mentioned you are going to add.
Display and Printer drivers are not going to eat much if you narrow it down to a few printers you need to support.
However, some system related component (Spooler, Printer GUI stuff and etc.) will bring much more, especially the GUI components.

Basic network stack is also small to support TCP/IP. However, this is rare case when people need just that. Usually you want to
support MS networks (netbios, etc.) and etc.
It will be much worth on SP2 where it will force you to include firewall components and the footprint will dramatically increase.
(feel free to turn off Autoresolve dependencies option in TD and not include firewall components if not required).

However, you will likely blow out the footprint when you start playing with ICA client. This will require so much dependencies in
you image that you won't fit in 128Mb, I guess.
Also, you current image is Minlogon based, right? I don't know and I am not sure whether ICA client works with minlogon. I'd even
guess it is not. But you can give it a try quickly.

--
Regards,
KM

Initially I just included the primitives in TD. Then I discovered the
"Service Control Management (SCM)" component, and included them (witch
includes OLE and other DLL support files). After resolving the dependencies
(more then 10MB added to footprint!!!), I'm able to boot my HP t5700
terminal, but still without keyboard and/or mouse. With the same
configuration, but using the "Standard PC" component, I can use my USB
keyboard and mouse (t5700 only have USB ports) just by adding the "Standard
Microsoft Keyboard" and "PS/2 compatible mouse" components (I guess this is
because of USB keyboard and mouse support configuration in t5700 BIOS). Now
I get a "[FBARegQueue: DllInstall] C:\WINDOWS\system32\userenv.dll (Error:
0x80040154)" in FBALOG.TXT, but always without keyboard and/or mouse... My
footprint is already at 30MB and without a complete boot... I need also to
install a display adapter, a network adapter, printting support and a Citrix
ICA Client. Is it possible to do that with only... let's say... 30MB?? I'm
trying to reduce my footprint by resolving the dependencies manually, but I
don't think I can achieve my goal...
 
P

Pedro Andreso

Using "Auto-Resolve dependencies", I was able to build an image with about
150MB (including Citrix ICA Client and RDP). Citrix ICA Client is about 10MB
and it works fine with minlogon. My only problem was printting support. To
build this image I used the TAP configuration file, created on WinPE
environment that comes on the 1rst CD of WXPE Evaluation Kit. Now I'm trying
to reduce my footprint, by resolving the dependencies manually and I don't
think I'm including "PNP (user-mode)" component. I didn't reach that
dependency yet :). Since I'm able to work with mouse and keyboard by using
the same configuration and the "Standard PC" component, when I replace it
with an ACPI component, I lose them. I've already tried to include almost
all TAP file components (Network and Audio adapter excluded) and used the
Autoresolve option, still that didn't worked.Since I was losing too many
time with this issue, I moved on with the "Standard PC" component. Later I
will try again with the ACPI one...


KM said:
Pedro,

You image is small now. Which is both good and bad.
Good because it is a good start to make a small footprint image finally.
Bad because you are going to spend some time debugging issues like this
when you miss some dependencies to meet your system requirements.

Anyway, do you have "PnP (User-Mode)" component in your image?
Also, since you want to add USB support, what USB component you have
already included?

Another approach for you would be starting with TAP output on the device
(I guess HP supplied you device with the image on it? I know it is their
policy).

Now lets think about the components you mentioned you are going to add.
Display and Printer drivers are not going to eat much if you narrow it
down to a few printers you need to support.
However, some system related component (Spooler, Printer GUI stuff and
etc.) will bring much more, especially the GUI components.

Basic network stack is also small to support TCP/IP. However, this is rare
case when people need just that. Usually you want to support MS networks
(netbios, etc.) and etc.
It will be much worth on SP2 where it will force you to include firewall
components and the footprint will dramatically increase. (feel free to
turn off Autoresolve dependencies option in TD and not include firewall
components if not required).

However, you will likely blow out the footprint when you start playing
with ICA client. This will require so much dependencies in you image that
you won't fit in 128Mb, I guess.
Also, you current image is Minlogon based, right? I don't know and I am
not sure whether ICA client works with minlogon. I'd even guess it is not.
But you can give it a try quickly.

--
Regards,
KM

Initially I just included the primitives in TD. Then I discovered the
"Service Control Management (SCM)" component, and included them (witch
includes OLE and other DLL support files). After resolving the
dependencies
(more then 10MB added to footprint!!!), I'm able to boot my HP t5700
terminal, but still without keyboard and/or mouse. With the same
configuration, but using the "Standard PC" component, I can use my USB
keyboard and mouse (t5700 only have USB ports) just by adding the
"Standard
Microsoft Keyboard" and "PS/2 compatible mouse" components (I guess this
is
because of USB keyboard and mouse support configuration in t5700 BIOS).
Now
I get a "[FBARegQueue: DllInstall] C:\WINDOWS\system32\userenv.dll
(Error:
0x80040154)" in FBALOG.TXT, but always without keyboard and/or mouse...
My
footprint is already at 30MB and without a complete boot... I need also
to
install a display adapter, a network adapter, printting support and a
Citrix
ICA Client. Is it possible to do that with only... let's say... 30MB??
I'm
trying to reduce my footprint by resolving the dependencies manually, but
I
don't think I can achieve my goal...
 
K

KM

Pedro,

Footprint optimizations are always laborious on XPe.

You should include the "PNP (user-mode)" regardless of the footprint. First of all, PnP components are small. Also, you would avoid
many problems with different driver/app installations.

Hope you are only planning to use RDP as client stack. Otherwise minlogon would be a block there.

--
Regards,
KM

Using "Auto-Resolve dependencies", I was able to build an image with about 150MB (including Citrix ICA Client and RDP). Citrix ICA
Client is about 10MB and it works fine with minlogon. My only problem was printting support. To build this image I used the TAP
configuration file, created on WinPE environment that comes on the 1rst CD of WXPE Evaluation Kit. Now I'm trying to reduce my
footprint, by resolving the dependencies manually and I don't think I'm including "PNP (user-mode)" component. I didn't reach that
dependency yet :). Since I'm able to work with mouse and keyboard by using the same configuration and the "Standard PC" component,
when I replace it with an ACPI component, I lose them. I've already tried to include almost all TAP file components (Network and
Audio adapter excluded) and used the Autoresolve option, still that didn't worked.Since I was losing too many time with this
issue, I moved on with the "Standard PC" component. Later I will try again with the ACPI one...


KM said:
Pedro,

You image is small now. Which is both good and bad.
Good because it is a good start to make a small footprint image finally. Bad because you are going to spend some time debugging
issues like this when you miss some dependencies to meet your system requirements.

Anyway, do you have "PnP (User-Mode)" component in your image?
Also, since you want to add USB support, what USB component you have already included?

Another approach for you would be starting with TAP output on the device (I guess HP supplied you device with the image on it? I
know it is their policy).

Now lets think about the components you mentioned you are going to add.
Display and Printer drivers are not going to eat much if you narrow it down to a few printers you need to support.
However, some system related component (Spooler, Printer GUI stuff and etc.) will bring much more, especially the GUI components.

Basic network stack is also small to support TCP/IP. However, this is rare case when people need just that. Usually you want to
support MS networks (netbios, etc.) and etc.
It will be much worth on SP2 where it will force you to include firewall components and the footprint will dramatically increase.
(feel free to turn off Autoresolve dependencies option in TD and not include firewall components if not required).

However, you will likely blow out the footprint when you start playing with ICA client. This will require so much dependencies in
you image that you won't fit in 128Mb, I guess.
Also, you current image is Minlogon based, right? I don't know and I am not sure whether ICA client works with minlogon. I'd even
guess it is not. But you can give it a try quickly.

--
Regards,
KM

Initially I just included the primitives in TD. Then I discovered the
"Service Control Management (SCM)" component, and included them (witch
includes OLE and other DLL support files). After resolving the dependencies
(more then 10MB added to footprint!!!), I'm able to boot my HP t5700
terminal, but still without keyboard and/or mouse. With the same
configuration, but using the "Standard PC" component, I can use my USB
keyboard and mouse (t5700 only have USB ports) just by adding the "Standard
Microsoft Keyboard" and "PS/2 compatible mouse" components (I guess this is
because of USB keyboard and mouse support configuration in t5700 BIOS). Now
I get a "[FBARegQueue: DllInstall] C:\WINDOWS\system32\userenv.dll (Error:
0x80040154)" in FBALOG.TXT, but always without keyboard and/or mouse... My
footprint is already at 30MB and without a complete boot... I need also to
install a display adapter, a network adapter, printting support and a Citrix
ICA Client. Is it possible to do that with only... let's say... 30MB?? I'm
trying to reduce my footprint by resolving the dependencies manually, but I
don't think I can achieve my goal...
 

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