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  Re: Daylight saving time problem         


Author: Godzilla
Date: Dec 7, 2007 23:48

On Dec 7, 11:40 pm, Peter discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a question about daylight saving time change. We have several images
> which enabled file based write filter.
>
> We have detected a problem with daylight saving time. After a daylight time
> change, will increase or decrease one hour after each restart. Has anybody a
> good idea how we can fix this problem without switch off the file based write
> filter?
>
> The main problem is c:\windows\system32\config\system. When we exclude this
> file from the write protection we have no problem. I think this is the
> registry file.
>
> best regards,
> Peter

Hello,
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  Using FBWF instead of EWF         


Author: Godzilla
Date: Dec 7, 2007 20:09

Hello,

I have been using EWF for some time, and after several months of
usage, the RAM usage is slowly but surely being eaten away, requiring
a reboot of the system for it to resume its normal operation. After
running filemon, I found the OS log system is still writing to C$
hidden files and also to C:\Windows\System32\config\*log files...

This lead me to think of using FBWF in place of EWF. Can anyone tell
me what files I should include for FBWF write through? The list below
is some I think it should be included:
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  iis on windows xp embedded versus iis on windows 2003         


Author: Carl
Date: Dec 7, 2007 09:54

Is there any difference between the iis on windows xp embedded and the
iis on windows 2003? I only need to host one website on it and there
won't be any virtual hosting. It will use the libraries from dotnet 1.1
and 2.0. Will it be able to handle the same number of users as iis can
on windows 2003? Does it have the same security in terms of denying
access that iis on windows 2003 has? The ram will be at 4 gb with a
dual core or quad core xeon woodcrest cpu. The appliance will be a
general purpose dotnet 2.0 webserver. But it will have 3 network ports
on it.
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  xpepm -hibernate now causing reboot         


Author: Shawn
Date: Dec 7, 2007 09:29

We had been using HORM for quite a while now, but with in the last few days
when we try to set the unit into a HORM state by using XPEPM -hibernate, it
restarts the machine. I am able to hibernate via the start menu with no
issues and no error is reported when I issue the XPEPM -hibernate command

I have EWF and HORM activated before I try to create the hibernate file.
Once in a while the machine will hibernate, but nothing seems different

Any thoughts on what could be wrong?

Thanks

Shawn
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  RE: Target Designer: Looking for Component containing file         


Author: Shawn
Date: Dec 7, 2007 09:26

You should be able to find it using filters
GO to the filter manager, create a new filter, and choose "Component
contains the following file:

apply the filter and it should give you the results

BTW bootcfg.exe is in Server Command Line Tools

"Markus Pietrek" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> is there a quick way to determine the component containing a special file?
>
> For example there is bootcfg.exe. I'd like to add it with the Target
> Designer but don't know the component. Do I have to search manually by
> clicking on a lot of components to determine whether it is in there?
>
> Thank in advance,
> Markus
>
>
>
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  USB Removable Device Problems         


Author: Martin Spence
Date: Dec 7, 2007 06:32

I have an App that is the custom shell. The app will only allow the user to
export certain file to removable media - a USB thumb drive is the intended
device. I have the right components in my build but it is internmittent in
classifying a thumbdrive as a removable device. Most recently I can plug in
one tumb drive and the app reports no remoavble media - I plug in a second
tumb drive and the second gets reported as removable media.

I'm at a loss - anyone have suggestions?
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  Re: COA Sticker Placement         


Author:
Date: Dec 7, 2007 04:56

Hello Mike,
When we researched this a long time ago, we were told it had to be placed in
a place that could be seen from the outside of the enclosure (enclosure of
the system). They said it would be acceptable to place it on the back as
long as it could be seen without disassembly.

How accurate this is I'm not sure, but that is what we went with.

Richard

"Mike Warren" or-this-csas.net.au> wrote in message
news:xn0fenu6tarja3000@news.microsoft.com...
> Is it acceptable to place the COA sticker inside the case of our
> device near the hard drive rather than on the outside?
> -Mike
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