J
Jay
I'm trying decide between Windows XP Embedded and Linux.
I want to build a Windows XP Embedded system and deploy it
to compact flash. Then, flip a switch on our board (we
provide the switch) that disables writes to the flash
memory. Power up again, booting and running Windows XP
Embedded entirely from read-only flash. Can we do this?
Is it true that Windows XP Embedded could create a ram
drive for temporary storage ? Then we could send files
that need permanent storage over a network connection to
somewhere else.
I've briefly reviewed the instructions on EWF
configuration options - there doesn't seem to be a totally
read-only option. Am I missing something ?
Thanks !
I want to build a Windows XP Embedded system and deploy it
to compact flash. Then, flip a switch on our board (we
provide the switch) that disables writes to the flash
memory. Power up again, booting and running Windows XP
Embedded entirely from read-only flash. Can we do this?
Is it true that Windows XP Embedded could create a ram
drive for temporary storage ? Then we could send files
that need permanent storage over a network connection to
somewhere else.
I've briefly reviewed the instructions on EWF
configuration options - there doesn't seem to be a totally
read-only option. Am I missing something ?
Thanks !