Thanks for your help. What I mean "complete XPE system with EWF" is I don't
mind to bring in all the component in if the .NET application can fully
supported.
Well, .Net apps would be fully supported (theoretically) if you only bring in .Net Framework (whatever version you need to) and
resolve all its dependencies. This by itslef is already a heavy image.
If you don't care about the OS image size at all, you can start with XPProEmulation image (
www.xpefiles.com) and stop worrying about
software dependencies included.
If this is what're up to, I highly recommend upgrading to Feature Pack 2007 (it is CTP2 only now though). XPProEmualtion, and any
similar huge configuration, would work *much* stabler there than on SP1/SP2 of XPe.
Another thing I need to know is whether I need to add the application in the
OS Image.
Hopefully you added Windows Installer Service component. For custom installers (InstallShield, etc.) you'd need to investigate the
installer dependencies unles you go with an image like XPProEmulation.
I tried to add DirectX9.0C in, but when I run the DirectX diagnostic
program, it shows the version is 9.0b. Is it something wrong?
Yup. Known problem:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group...8dde2e6fd51/a379af1a5ae3736d#a379af1a5ae3736d
After start up the XPE System I build, I go to control panel, there are
add/remove program, I click it and the panel opened, I click the windows
component update icon located in left panel. nothing happened. Do you know
how to enable it?
You can't add windows components at runtime on XPe. For that you have TD to include all the required components in your pre-FBA
configuration.