Booting from USB, Blue screen after the splash screen...

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Esha

I'm trying to boot XPe for my hand held device using Transcend JF V60
flash of 4 GB. I have prepared it using ufdprep.exe and have copied the
built image into it. (Have included the USB Boot 2.0 component and all
its dependencies while building).

While I formated the USB stick the command I gave was c:\windows
embedded>ufdprep E: (So I dont know what is the default file system
being used FAT32 ?)

1.I insert the USB stick into the hand held
2.From the BIOS I instruct to boot from this USB stick
3.I get the splash screen with the windows XP logo and the status bar
4.Soon after this I get a blue screen with
PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILURE status with STOP: 0x00000006B
(0x00000000, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)


How do I debug this ? Any suggestions on booting from USB ?

Regards
Esha
 
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Sean Liming \(MVP\)

The default for UFDprep.exe is FAT32. The error indicates a file system
missing. Make sure that you have both NTFS and FAT in the image.

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Regards,

Sean Liming
www.sjjmicro.com / www.seanliming.com
Book Author - XP Embedded Advanced, XP Embedded Supplemental Toolkit
 
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Timu CHEN

Formatting the drive as NTFS will make booting easier.

Also, making sure the drive capacity matches what the config defines, at
lease larger that what the config defines. I had this mistake in one build
and it took me 3 days to find out.

HTH.

Timu
 
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Ethan Chen

Hi,

Ufdprep command should be "ufdprep /y e: /ntfs"

Does this image work fine under HDD? Did you miss any one of the following
files?

../Windows Embedded Images/WINDOWS/system32/drivers: fastfat.sys
../Windows Embedded Images/WINDOWS/system32/drivers: mountmgr.sys
../Windows Embedded Images/WINDOWS/system32/drivers: ntfs.sys
../Windows Embedded Images/WINDOWS/system32: ufat.dll
../Windows Embedded Images/WINDOWS/system32: untfs.dll
../Windows Embedded Images/WINDOWS/system32: winlogon.exe
 

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