Hi Joshua
This usually indicates you did not correctly set the partition size in
Target Designer. It's important that the Embedded tools and FBA know the
destination partition size. If the true size is grossly incorrect compared
to your property settings in Target Designer you will receive this error.
You can verify or modify the setting within Target Designer by following
these steps
Open your configuration in Target Designer.
Click the Settings node, located near the top in the root of this
configuration.
You should now see a list of links in the configuration user interface (UI)
in the right pane. Click on Target Device Settings.
Under that heading, click Show. This dynamic HTML will expand, showing you
detailed target configuration settings.
Scroll down to locate the Boot Partition size (MB) setting
You will see here that the default value is 1024 MB. This setting assumes
that your destination partition will be approximately 1 GB in size. Change
this to indicate what the target device partition size will be when you
deploy the runtime. Note: If you get the target device partition size close
that's fine; however, it must not be grossly incorrect.
Note that the next setting, Partition cluster size, can be safely ignored.
It will not affect your runtime's functionality. It is only used by Target
Designer to estimate the runtime's footprint during the check dependency
and build phases. Changing this value to match the destination partitions
cluster size will simply make Target Designer's footprint estimates more
accurate.
IMPORTANT: If you did change the Boot partition value, you must re-run
check dependency before rebuilding the runtime. Otherwise the runtime will
continue to fail
Regards
Sriram.V
(e-mail address removed)
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| Hi Y'all. I have a problem. Our pc at small office U-haul
| store is getting a problem Error Code: 0x800405aa when
| trying to login to WinXP. After selecting login profile
| during startup, windows will hang for 5-10 min then asked
| to restart or logoff windows. It does this all the time...
| I need help
|
| ERROR CODE "A problem is preventing Windows from
| accurately checking license for this computer. ERROR CODE
| 0x800405aa.."
|
| I tried:
| 1. Tried to take computer back to "last known good
| configuration" (same thing happened)
|
| 2. Safe Mode: I select F8 as XP bootup. I see "Safe Mode",
| but I am not allowed to select it. Only "Normal Startup"
| (I am not able to scroll up or down)
|
| Does anyone have any suggestions. I couldn't get into
| Bio's......not that I'm an expert anyway. PC is a XP, P4,
| 256RAM, 40G drive... I cannot get into the pc to do disk
| scan
| Thanks for your help
|
