Also about the FBA Generic Command.

[Bing.Chen]

Dear Andy,

Do you make sure that dxinstall.exe is included in your image?

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Hi Andy,

Can you tell us error message that TD show you?

Best regards,
Slobodan

 

[KM]

Andy,

Could you expand on what you mean by "it failed when build"?
I would first think that it is a TD Build error but reading your message and
replies to Bing.Chen I am not sure.
Do you mean FBA errors? Then how do you know?
What errors you see in FBAlog.txt?

Regards,
KM

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Hi Andy,

For test remove all "FBA Generic Command" resources from TD.
Add new one.
Enter any path in FilePath.
Change Phase.

Try building.
FilePath is used by FBA not by TD.

Best regards,
Slobodan

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

You have changed the Phase from 0, right?

What version of XPe do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

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[Dietmar_Biss]

Sorry for my english ...

Yes, it's a build error. After TD built, it shows the 1 errors and 2
warning.
The error shows:
Error 1004: Invalid resource: "FBA Generic Command"

And I check the image that after TD build (not after FBA), it has included
the DX90 setup files.
So I think that maybe something wrong with my setting of the FBA generic
command, but I don't know where wrong?

.....

I remember a similar error.

I fixed the my problem.
I think its sometime not an good idea to add an additional path after
TD's var's (%??%). Try to copy all the files to C:\windows\system32 (
%11% ) or an other folder but only where TD has already his own var.

Thats what is working on my problem, i dont know if it is a problem of TD.

Hope it helps...

Dietmar

 

[Andy]

I want the image run the c:\dx90\dxinstall.exe when FBA.
And I add the files use the Extra Files, it runs ok.
And I add the Extra Resources, and add the FBA Generic Command.

I let the Filepath=%24%\DX90\dxinstall.exe, it failed when build.
I let the Filepath=c:\DX90\dxinstall.exe, it failed when build.

How I set can let the c:\dx90\dxinstall.exe run when FBA?

 

[Andy]

Yes, I have include the dxinstall.exe file.
After bulid, i check the image,there is a DX90 folder in it, it's the
install files of DX9.0.

 

[Andy]

1. I use TD, and tools->options->build->Extra Files Folder: set to c:\DX90.
2. In c:\DX90\ have all dx9.0 setup files.
3. I add the DX90 into my image use setting:
Extera Files->add all in folder..., and include all the DX setup files.
4. I add the FBA generic commadn use setting:
Extra Resource->add FBA generic command->set the FilePath=
%24%\DX90\dxinstall.exe
5. then check and build, it show the error below when build:
Error 1004: Invalid resource: "FBA Generic Command"

If I modify the FilePath=%30%\DX\dxinstall.exe or c:\dx90\dxinstall.exe,
also error.
And I set the FilePath = %11%\cmd.exe, it still error

Whether am I right to do so that let the dx9.0 install when FBA?

 

[Andy]

Yes, it's a build error. After TD built, it shows the 1 errors and 2
warning.
The error shows:
Error 1004: Invalid resource: "FBA Generic Command"

And I check the image that after TD build (not after FBA), it has included
the DX90 setup files.
So I think that maybe something wrong with my setting of the FBA generic
command, but I don't know where wrong?

 

[Andy]

Thanks.
But still the same error. :<

Hi Andy,

For test remove all "FBA Generic Command" resources from TD.
Add new one.
Enter any path in FilePath.
Change Phase.

Try building.
FilePath is used by FBA not by TD.

Best regards,
Slobodan

 

[Andy]

I'm sorry that I forget change the Phase, after change it, it can pass the
build.
I'm so sorry that I check the resources/message so inattention.
Thanks for all of your answers. £º£©

You have changed the Phase from 0, right?

What version of XPe do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

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