Thanks for reply Luca, This is an API but i want it by registry setting. I have set the registry as: ; HIVE BOOT SECTION [$(PCI_BUS_ROOT)\Template\GenericIDE] "IClass"=multi_sz:"{CDDC3621-3512-4b3f-BB6F-B4DD5E061795}" "Prefix"="IDE" "Dll"="atapi.dll" "Order"=dword:2 "Class"=dword:01 "SubClass"=dword:01 "ConfigEntry"="GenericConfig" ; PCI configuration
Are you using that volume to store the hive, or do you mount it as root? It doesn't show that you do in the HDProfile registry settings, but maybe you didn't post it all. Try turning on all the debugzones of filesys and try to dismount on a debug image again. It should give you a reason. If not, just set a breakpoint in the private fs code where it dismounts and step through to see why
Hi I managed to find a solution - so if you are trying to mount a CF using WinCE50 here might be some hints. See my system spec. in the initial post. This also imply that my hive based registry is now working and stored in the CF card. Luca Calligaris, thank you very much for your help - it's people like you how make these newsgroups such a powerful tool. Note, there are a couple of things
Hi, everyone. I've been working on a Windows CE problem here at work for the last two weeks and I'm reaching the point where I may be taken away for induced insanity. Your assistance in avoiding this fate is much appreciated! We have a legacy very small form factor (3.5" hard disk size in fact) PCB which is an x86 PC. It boots from a CF card which is plugged into a socket on the end
You can bind to ADAM principals (users and proxies alike) using either the full DN (as supported by LDAP V3 spec for simple bind), the userPrincipalName and the displayName attribute. That gives you a ton of flexibility, especially since both UPN and displayName can contain any string you want in ADAM. AD requires an @ sign in UPN. It sounds like the app is using the DN for the bind.
