PCI Missing

[Jose Reinaldo]

I don´t manage to make a run-time image with the tutorial of Microsoft´s
page "Getting Started whit XP Embedded" . I have one computer with 1 HD
Master with 2 partitions (C and E) and another HD Slave with 1 partition
(D). My Studio is installed in C and the repositories are installed in E. I
put the run-time image in D. When I restart my computer and chose the second
HD (D) I receive the follow message "Windows\System32\pci.sys is missing" I
put this file in this place and the blue screen error appear to me. What do
I have to do? Thank you.

Reinaldo
(e-mail address removed)
Sao Paulo - Brasil

 

[Slobodan Brcin]

Start by reading:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/default.asp
Also quote info you see when XPe BSOD.

Regards,
Slobodan

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

Ok, I read the article and I think the problem is around there, I saw that
some devices are not automatically installed. I saw that the PCI Bus
Controller was not intalled but I put it and I keep having the same problem.
Do you have some suggestion?

Thank you

 

[Gordon Smith \(eMVP\)]

I don´t manage to make a run-time image with the tutorial of
Microsoft´s page "Getting Started whit XP Embedded" . I have one
computer with 1 HD Master with 2 partitions (C and E) and another HD
Slave with 1 partition (D). My Studio is installed in C and the
repositories are installed in E. I put the run-time image in D. When
I restart my computer and chose the second HD (D) I receive the
follow message "Windows\System32\pci.sys is missing" I put this file
in this place and the blue screen error appear to me. What do I have
to do? Thank you.

Reinaldo
(e-mail address removed)
Sao Paulo - Brasil

There are 2 fairly common errors people have with their first image.
1. They didn't base their image off of TA.EXE or TAP.EXE outputted PMQ
files.
2. They didn't change the drive letter settings in a dual boot environment.
Look at your project's Settings: Target Device Settings.

Failing that, post the STOP code here.

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

I already make this steps, I change the driver letter settings and I ran
TAP.exe building the components

 

[Gordon Smith \(eMVP\)]

Please post more details about your blue screen. What's the stop code?

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

I receive "windows\system32\drivers\pci.sys"

Please post more details about your blue screen. What's the stop code?

 

[Slobodan Brcin]

Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be confused
by it:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition
..asp

Regards,
Slobodan

I receive "windows\system32\drivers\pci.sys"

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of them, 256
MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2 partitions (C:
and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc is the
Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file with my
hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

 

[Slobodan Brcin]

This is ok, now I see the problem.

Everything is ok until the point when you copy manually pci.sys file to your
image.

File must be present in image when you make your build from TD.
Since it is not only a file, this is system critical driver and it must be
installed in registry by TD.


In future don't put sys files by your hands but instead use filter option
from TD to find component that contains file you need.
This file is copied to your image by many components like "PCI Bus", etc.
But most important thing you have not componentized drivers for your
motherboard, this is probably why when you used TAP results you were unable
to bring required chipset components to your image.

Regards,
Slobodan

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of them, 256
MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2 partitions (C:
and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc is the
Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file with my
hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be confused
by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition

.asp

Regards,
Slobodan

another

HD

 

[Gordon Smith \(eMVP\)]

One guess would be that when you boot the drives are seen as:

rdisk(0)partition(1) C:
rdisk(0)partition(2) D:
rdisk(1)partition(1) E:


Try using E: instead of D: for your Target Device Settings in Target
Designer.

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of
them, 256 MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2
partitions (C: and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in
E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc
is the Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft
Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft
Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file
with my hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be
confused by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition

.asp

Regards,
Slobodan

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

I put the PCI BUS Controller with TD but the file pci.sys didn´t put in the
image. Could you pass me the steps for build a simple run-time image in my
computer? In this case we could undestand where is my error.

Thank you

This is ok, now I see the problem.

Everything is ok until the point when you copy manually pci.sys file to your
image.

File must be present in image when you make your build from TD.
Since it is not only a file, this is system critical driver and it must be
installed in registry by TD.


In future don't put sys files by your hands but instead use filter option
from TD to find component that contains file you need.
This file is copied to your image by many components like "PCI Bus", etc.
But most important thing you have not componentized drivers for your
motherboard, this is probably why when you used TAP results you were unable
to bring required chipset components to your image.

Regards,
Slobodan

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of them, 256
MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2 partitions (C:
and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc is the
Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file with my
hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be confused
by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition and

I another D.
When this
file I
have

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

Thanks but the boot works.

One guess would be that when you boot the drives are seen as:

rdisk(0)partition(1) C:
rdisk(0)partition(2) D:
rdisk(1)partition(1) E:


Try using E: instead of D: for your Target Device Settings in Target
Designer.

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of
them, 256 MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2
partitions (C: and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in
E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc
is the Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft
Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft
Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file
with my hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be
confused by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition

 

[Slobodan Brcin]

I can't help you with your problem if you have put component named "PCI bus"
in your build.

Open this component from middle panel in TD, then open Files and you will
see that this component is one among the many that will copy this file.
When you activate build command do you have any errors reported that some
file are not copied?

Also have you?
1. Componentized drivers?
2. Added them to data base?
3. After that run import of TAP results in TD or CD?
4. Do you see 3-6 components related to your chipset in TD central panel?

Regards,
Slobodan

I put the PCI BUS Controller with TD but the file pci.sys didn´t put in the
image. Could you pass me the steps for build a simple run-time image in my
computer? In this case we could undestand where is my error.

Thank you

This is ok, now I see the problem.

Everything is ok until the point when you copy manually pci.sys file to your
image.

File must be present in image when you make your build from TD.
Since it is not only a file, this is system critical driver and it must be
installed in registry by TD.


In future don't put sys files by your hands but instead use filter option
from TD to find component that contains file you need.
This file is copied to your image by many components like "PCI Bus", etc.
But most important thing you have not componentized drivers for your
motherboard, this is probably why when you used TAP results you were unable
to bring required chipset components to your image.

Regards,
Slobodan

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of

them,
256

MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2

partitions
(C:

and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc is the
Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file

with
my

hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

"Slobodan Brcin" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem
Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be
confused
by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition

and

do

I

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

Ok, I manage to put pci.sys through of the TD. I put PCI Bus and the file
was put but after this when I restart my run-time image the blue screen come
back again with stop error 7B. What do I have to do now?
I followed the tutorial in:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...html/xetbsstep1setupyourdevelopmentsystem.asp

This is ok, now I see the problem.

Everything is ok until the point when you copy manually pci.sys file to your
image.

File must be present in image when you make your build from TD.
Since it is not only a file, this is system critical driver and it must be
installed in registry by TD.


In future don't put sys files by your hands but instead use filter option
from TD to find component that contains file you need.
This file is copied to your image by many components like "PCI Bus", etc.
But most important thing you have not componentized drivers for your
motherboard, this is probably why when you used TAP results you were unable
to bring required chipset components to your image.

Regards,
Slobodan

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of them, 256
MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2 partitions (C:
and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc is the
Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file with my
hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be confused
by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition and

I another D.
When this
file I
have

 

[Jose Reinaldo]

Im sorry but the PCI Bus put the file pci.sys, i make a mistake, I´ve
already put another message about this. Im sorry

I can't help you with your problem if you have put component named "PCI bus"
in your build.

Open this component from middle panel in TD, then open Files and you will
see that this component is one among the many that will copy this file.
When you activate build command do you have any errors reported that some
file are not copied?

Also have you?
1. Componentized drivers?
2. Added them to data base?
3. After that run import of TAP results in TD or CD?
4. Do you see 3-6 components related to your chipset in TD central panel?

Regards,
Slobodan

I put the PCI BUS Controller with TD but the file pci.sys didn´t put in the
image. Could you pass me the steps for build a simple run-time image in my
computer? In this case we could undestand where is my error.

Thank you

to
your

must

be

installed in registry by TD.


In future don't put sys files by your hands but instead use filter option
from TD to find component that contains file you need.
This file is copied to your image by many components like "PCI Bus", etc.
But most important thing you have not componentized drivers for your
motherboard, this is probably why when you used TAP results you were unable
to bring required chipset components to your image.

Regards,
Slobodan

Ok, I am sorry for my stupid questions. Well..
- I have a mainboard VIA EPIA Mini-Itx with 2 HDs of 20GB each of them,
256
MB RAM and 800 MHZ processor
- I am using Windows XP Professional in a HD (Master) with 2 partitions
(C:
and E
- The Windows XP Embedded is installed in C: and the repositories in E:
- In my second HD (Slave) I put the run-time image. My second disc

is
the

Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft

Windows
XP

Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft

Windows
XP

Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this file with
my
hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

"Slobodan Brcin" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem
Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be
confused
by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition

settings
and have
one and
the in
D. receive
the do

 

[Slobodan Brcin]

Read and give answers on previous post.
Also read:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/stoperror7b.asp

Since you didn't have any component that included pci.sys you have skipped
some of the steps.
PCI Bus alone is just not enough.

Regards,
Slobodan

Im sorry but the PCI Bus put the file pci.sys, i make a mistake, I´ve
already put another message about this. Im sorry

I can't help you with your problem if you have put component named "PCI bus"
in your build.

Open this component from middle panel in TD, then open Files and you will
see that this component is one among the many that will copy this file.
When you activate build command do you have any errors reported that some
file are not copied?

Also have you?
1. Componentized drivers?
2. Added them to data base?
3. After that run import of TAP results in TD or CD?
4. Do you see 3-6 components related to your chipset in TD central panel?

Regards,
Slobodan

in
the

in

my must in
E:

disc

is

the
Target-Device
- all my HDs are formated with NTFS.

The boot.ini is:
[boot loader]
timeout = 30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows
XP
Professional" /fastdetect
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\Windows="Microsoft Windows
XP
Professional" /fastdetect

When I boot my run-time image I receive the message
"\Windows\System32\Drivers\pci.sys missing" and if I put this

file
with

my
hands, the blue screen with STOPCODE 7B happen.

Thanks for your patient

"Slobodan Brcin" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem
Jose,

You must give us more details, about bug check code number.
Also you told us about your physical HDD setup.
Missing file I don't know where to begin with.

What is your OS that you use for development? (XP/Win 2000)
Give us your boot.ini file in attachment.

Also read doc try to understand what you will gain and don't let be
confused
by it:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition tutorial

of

image

in What
do dual
boot